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On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 09:19:30PM -0700, Benjamin J. Stassart wrote:
Sorry for the very late reply. I'm just now looking at implementing this.
I have a bugfix and a question.
># $Id: tmda-incoming,v 1.12 2003/10/16 03:23:02 stassart Exp stassart $
[...]
># If an e-mail includes more than this number of addresses do not
># add them to the whitelist
>#
># Set to 0 to disable
>#
>my $MAXADDR = 8;
[...]
> # Check address count
> if ($addr_count > $MAXADDR) {
> # Too many addresses, skip e-mail
> print LOG "Too many addresses in e-mail, skipped.\n";
When I actually set $MAXADDR = 0, it didn't work as advertised. I changed
the line to this:
> if ($MAXADDR && $addr_count > $MAXADDR) {
That seemed to help.
My question is, is there a simple way to tell it addresses that I want
never to add (e.g., my own)? I'm not on my whitelist, and I don't want to
be, but this added it with the first test I tried. I can certainly insert
code locally to do it, but I wondered if there was a way already
implemented that I'd missed.
Thanks for this program!
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Kyle Hasselbacher
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