-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Mon, Feb 16, 2004 at 01:04:54AM -0800, Benjamin J. Stassart wrote:
>1.12 had one serious bug if you try to use it with Qmail's preline it can >generate errors in the system log and postpone delivery indefinitely. Yuck. Luckily I'm not using preline. 8-) I see your fix looks like this: # Grab remaining data, otherwise preline will break my @garbage = <>; Then @garbage is never used again. This could use up a lot of memory if the message is large and if Perl's optimizer doesn't figure out that @garbage isn't used again. I might do something like this: 1 while ( <> ); It might be even more direct to use something like seek() or sysread() that I'm not really familiar with. >There was another bug where duplicate addresses were being added to the >whitelist when CDB databases were being used and the e-mail address was >not lower case. I just fixed this bug. One can clean up any duplicate >entries with: I think I saw that happen with text lists too. Perhaps it's best to lc() every address when it's input? >> 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. > >Sure. Just add another list to check. If you use a text whitelist, you >can use the * and @= wildcards. Ah, that helps, thanks. I made a 'do-not-white' list, told tmda-incoming that it's a white list, and did not refer to it in TMDA's config at all. I put mailing list addresses in there along with my own address. - -- Kyle Hasselbacher | WARNING: The mass of this product contains the energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] | equivalent of 85 million tones of TNT per net ounce. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFAMQX810sofiqUxIQRAiEBAKCxG5LtkNBhoXs7KFRAhgxiLJgoAgCgzNYk Iy6ufcyQWyn7XUzhJm8nb3g= =rjUJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
