Hi Jochem,
1) yes, the milter could do some action based on the subject of the mail,
the sender's address, the recipient's address, etc...
Note that it is sometimes difficult to compile several SAPIs at the same
time. I could get the Apache module and CLI (command line interface) SAPI
in one compi
Atpic wrote:
> Hi Jochem,
>
> Well, the best known spam filtering solution is PERL based
> (mimedefang/spamassassin).
spamassassin at least I (a little) familiar with (I usually leave the
intricacies
to someone with much more knowledge about this kind of stuff - what are sys
admins for? :-)
>
Hi Jochem,
Well, the best known spam filtering solution is PERL based
(mimedefang/spamassassin).
In theory, you could do this using the PHP milter SAPI: the SAPI provides
you with a way to catch the STMP commands sent by mail server to you mail
server and tell your mail server want to tell to the
Atpic wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I did not get a reply to my question on this list,
most likely because nobody here had much of a clue as to how to help,
I for one got my brain in a twist trying to figure what you were going on about,
I didn't succeed :-)
> so I raised a bug. The
> bug was confirmed and
Hi,
I did not get a reply to my question on this list, so I raised a bug. The
bug was confirmed and fixed within 24 hours. Thank you the PHP team!
FYI the bug number is 40083
http://bugs.php.net/40083
You can now start filtering spam using your favorite programming language!
Thanks
Alex, Atpic.co
Hi,
I compiled the milter sapi, the example in the distribution works well.
BUT when I try to get the values of the sendmail macros with the
smfi_getsymval function, i desperately get a blank string.
I used strace and I do see the "i" sendmail macro in a red system call but
I can no red its value
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