Sebastian Nielsen:
> Yes, but my script does not know what is added/changed/replaced.
You are copying the header and body to another program, therefore
you know how many headers there were, therefore you can send the
corresponding "delete header" commands before inserting the new
ones.
To delete
Yes, but my script does not know what is added/changed/replaced.
It just need do to like "$ctx->replacebody" but the similiar for the
headers.
What my script does, is taking the whole mail, (headers+body) and run
through a loose MIME parser. Then it rebuilds the mail from the ground
up in a "s
@lbutlr:
> I don't see a flag to make post queue -p or mailq to return silently if the
> queue is empty.
>
> Is there a way, or should I just alias/use
>
> # postqueue -p | egrep -v "^Mail queue is empty"
This is part of the Sendmail-compatibility interface. Until now,
Postfix does not have a
Sebastian Nielsen:
> How can I completely replace the headers in a milter? The replaced
> header data contains both added and changed headers.
As of the last Milter bugfixes late 2014, you can delete or replace
all headers except the Received: header that the MTA adds.
The Milter protocol support
Den 2015-03-01 16:40, Wietse Venema skrev:
Tommy Berglund:
Hey!
Is there anything I need to change into my configuration of postfix?
I have in my mail.log file (family server) seen this now.
Parts of my mail.log file
Feb 28 23:54:57 server postfix/postscreen[5976]: CONNECT from
[81.30.158.14
How can I completely replace the headers in a milter? The replaced header data
contains both added and changed headers.
Here is the code im working with:
sub eom_callback {
$ctx = shift;
$senderunsafe = $ctx->getsymval('{mail_addr}');
($suser, $sdomain) = split("\@", $send
I don’t see a flag to make post queue -p or mailq to return silently if the
queue is empty.
Is there a way, or should I just alias/use
# postqueue -p | egrep -v "^Mail queue is empty”
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Tommy Berglund:
> Hey!
> Is there anything I need to change into my configuration of postfix?
> I have in my mail.log file (family server) seen this now.
> Parts of my mail.log file
> Feb 28 23:54:57 server postfix/postscreen[5976]: CONNECT from
> [81.30.158.145]:32970 to [192.168.2.8]:25
> Feb
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> From: jason hirsh
> Subject: Fwd: DNS Resolver
> Date: March 1, 2015 at 10:04:24 AM AST
> To: Mike Hodson
> Cc: posfix-us...@postfis.org
>
> Watching the log, although I have this error the system is using the RBL for
> checking mail
>
>> Begin forwarded messa
Am 2015-03-01 12:38, schrieb Mick:
Hello Markus,
Thanks very much for your reply. I didn't come across Cookbook in my
searches but I don't think I will need it now as I'm very pleased to
report I got my first test policy implemented yesterday evening. Don't
laugh, all it does so far is block se
Hey!
Is there anything I need to change into my configuration of postfix?
I have in my mail.log file (family server) seen this now.
Parts of my mail.log file
Feb 28 23:54:57 server postfix/postscreen[5976]: CONNECT from
[81.30.158.145]:32970 to [192.168.2.8]:25
Feb 28 23:54:57 server postfix/pos
Hello Markus,
Thanks very much for your reply. I didn't come across Cookbook in my
searches but I don't think I will need it now as I'm very pleased to
report I got my first test policy implemented yesterday evening. Don't
laugh, all it does so far is block senders where 'sender' doesn't matc
Am 2015-02-27 14:45, schrieb MickTW8:
This issue I have is knowing how to read any of the attributes listed
here
www.postfix.org/SMTPD_POLICY_README.html#protocol
Hello Mick,
it may be an option for your to implement your code as a plugin for
mtpolicyd.
There's documentation for wrinting a
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