On 03/27/12 11:09, Torben Dam Jensen wrote:
I have recently installed Cluebringer in our new mailserver, with Postfix, Amavis/Maya etc. All works well, and greylisting catches lots of spammers every day.Only request I have is to be able to white list like we did with PolicyD version 1.x. Specifically it would be nice to be able to make a script that puts (as example) all domains of customers into a table every night, so customers are always whitelisted. Looking at "modules" directory, several modules contain # Loop with whitelist and calculate foreach my $source (@{$whitelistSources}) { ... } It would be relatively simple for me to "build onto" this loop. But before I start dusting off Perl, is there anything like this in the pipeline ? Example entries for Whitelist: SenderIP:192.168.0.0/32 #like today Domain:amazon.de # anything ending in amazon.de From:[email protected] # from this address To:[email protected] # TO this address RegExp:^!amazon # not starting with amazon, everything else whitelisted Above may not make sense for all examples, but just to have a few more options. And yes, of course whitelisting by something that can be faked is insecure, but up to each person to choose security level. Developers, your view on this ? Thanks for a great script, again.
Could you perhaps make a feature request on the devlab site? this should be added.
In the meantime one can also whitelist by excluding from the policy too .... !%whitelist_domains
All of these would then apply... http://www.policyd.org/content/policies-configuration
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