Sam Clippinger wrote on 2011-09-07 02:14:

> If you want spamdyke (version 4.2.0) to check the sender blacklist
> before it does anything else, you can make that change thus: In
> spamdyke.c, move the filter_sender_blacklist() command on line 1626
> above the filter_rdns_missing() command on line 1604.  NOTE: this
> will make an entry in your sender blacklist override all whitelists,
> even IP and rDNS whitelists.

That's fine for me. Pattern is so specific that I want 100% of these
to be blocked by my filter with no exception.

 > Add the "config-dir" option to your configuration file, pointing to
 > an empty folder (explanation below).
> If the "config-dir" option *is* given, spamdyke can't load its final
> configuration until it knows the remote IP address, the rDNS name,
> the sender address *and* the recipient address.  After all, there's
> no point in doing any filter work early because a file in a
> configuration folder may turn off filters, which means the time will
> have been wasted.  In that case, no filter_* commands are called
> until the block starting on line 1601, after the "RCPT TO" command is
> given.

Thanks. Figuring that out would take me some time I guess. What
about adding this to the spamdyke.c or even README-DEV.txt?

> I hope that helps. :)

Yes, thanks!

Regards,
-- 
"Daddy, what "Formatting drive C:" means?"...

Marcin             http://wfmh.org.pl/carlos/
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