Hi, I'm a volunteer on an OpenBSD free-shell (cyberspace.org). Staff has turned
off email because of SPAM (hogs our bandwidth and staff time).
1. Can we configure postfix such that it first checks a user's home directory
for a .postfix_white-list file and accepts mail (MAIL FROM:) only if there is a
match between what's in the white-list file and what it sees in the MAIL FROM
field?
2. Can we configure outgoing mail such that postfix delivers only
5-mails/5-hours/user?
3. Can we group users into categories? Some get 0mails/hr, 5m/5h, 10m/5hr etc..
4. Can we collect statistics to see who receives and sends a lot of mail??
(mailing list traffic, etc)
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I checked the Definitive guide but it talks of a system wide white-list of
domains(smtpd_sender_restrictions), but I was wondering if you could do that on
an individual basis.. setting up some kind of regex (*.yahoo.com or
grand...@hotmail.com) which can be removed when required if she turns abusive.
Basically we could then provide a web-based white-list adding program on the
users home page. Is there some way to store the hash postfix uses in each
individual users home_dir vs storing it centrally??
Thank you for your time.
