Sam,
> I apologize about blocking your messages -- I've added you to the > whitelist for spamdyke.org so you can send from your real account. I didn't get your reply in my gmail account and this reply was rejected again from [email protected] . . > It's not possible to change the order of the filters without editing the > C code directly. Each filter is run from a separate function; those > functions are called from smtp_filter() in spamdyke.c, starting on line > 1011. You should be able to move them around within the same block of > curly braces but I wouldn't move them outside of their current blocks > unless you understand how spamdyke is storing its data internally. Is > there some particular order you're trying to achieve? If you could > explain why the current order needs to be changed, I could probably give > more specific advice. I have a number of domains and one of them was owned by someone else and has a large number of spammed accounts - so I want (in order): Drop in_black_list_to Drop in_black_list_from OK in_domains_list - for incoming/outgoing mails, system mails etc OK in_mailing_list Drop !in_white_list_to OK line_To some domains Reject !in_white_list_from OK in_white_list_from Drop in_subject_list > As for changing the logic of accepting/rejecting, I'm not sure what > you're asking. Could you be more specific about what you would like to > change? My list above is a list of single, sequential checks - it would be nice to see a flow diagram of spamdyke showing it's logic . . Also, is there a convenient way of running another program/script from spamdyke? Thanks, Phil. > -- Sam Clippinger > > Philip Rhoades wrote: >> People, >> >> Firstly - nice program - it is a much more sophisticated version of >> something I was doing with a Ruby script and qmail-qfilter. I am >> still finding my way around spamdyke and I found the info about the >> order of filters - but is it possible to: >> >> - re-order filters? >> - change the logic of accepting/rejecting? (is there a flow diagram >> somewhere so I don't have to try and understand the C code? >> >> My regular email address is getting rejected, >> http://www.postmaster.aol.com/cgi-bin/dns_tool.pl is giving: >> >> DNS Server Response: >> 203-206-181-78.perm.iinet.net.au >> >> I sent a note about not being able to influence my ISP - can someone >> sort this problem out? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Phil. _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
