Lets just kill this thread before it spirals out of control.
I personally prefer cuddled elses, or at least I think I do right
now. It's more compact and balances better.
But the current qpsmtpd code prefers non-cuddled 2:1. The status quo
is an easy way to not rock the boat.
-R
The current check_badmailfrom plugin is somewhat useless for spam
control because it requires literal matches on domain names, and the
spammers tend to use varying subdomains in the HELO, such as
mx1.domain.com, mx2.domain2, etc., where, once you block a specific
subdomain, they simply use anot
qplocal has several regex-based plugins, one of which might help...
http://www.thebility.com/qplocal/
allan
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 3:23 AM, Peter Walter wrote:
> The current check_badmailfrom plugin is somewhat useless for spam control
> because it requires literal matches on domain names, and
Allan,
Thank you for responding. As a relative newbie to Linux, some things are
not obvious to me. What kind of license is your code released with?
Regards,
Peter
m. allan noah wrote:
qplocal has several regex-based plugins, one of which might help...
http://www.thebility.com/qplocal/
alla
On Sat, 2009-04-04 at 10:15 -0400, Peter Walter wrote:
> Thank you for responding. As a relative newbie to Linux, some things are
> not obvious to me. What kind of license is your code released with?
Click the link on the ULR Alan provided (there's only one) and it will
download a tar file. Ope
On Sat, 2009-04-04 at 10:40 -0400, Guy Hulbert wrote:
> Click the link on the ULR
Sorry that should be click the URL in Alan's email and then click the
link on that page ...
[not enough coffee yet today]
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