Den 13. okt. 2017 18:40, skrev Matus UHLAR - fantomas: > On 13.10.17 12:25, Håkon Alstadheim wrote: >> I'm thinking about hacking on a before queue proxy filter, but the link >> to suggested perl framework at >> http://www.postfix.org/SMTPD_PROXY_README.html seems dead. I googled >> "Bennett Todd smtp proxy", which brings mee to a git repo last updated >> five years ago. > > what exactly do you need smtp proxy for?> > you can use milter with about the same effect milters can do > (and the milter protocol supports some features not found in proxy) > I'm contemplating some unsavoury rewriting of incoming mail to make bloated mails better suited for my personal devices. milter looks like an easier fit, yes.
Looking into hacking mimedefang for my needs. Seems it is intended for this kind of hacking, but starting from almost-scratch with a bare-bones smtp proxy would be cleaner, and maybe more educational for me. Process of implementing might even educate me to the point where I realize I should not be doing this :-) More features is not what I'm looking for. Quite happy with some rbls and rspamd milter. > there are some milters around - spamass-*, clamav-* , amavisd-* > > the only important part is - you apparently should not use milter on > submission ports. > >> What is the current best starting point for hacking a proxy filter? >> >> I'm running debian stretch on the mail-server, but I believe that would >> be irrelevant in this case, as pulling a pre-packaged .deb would only >> create extra clutter. >
