to
eventually queue this to a postfix installation? In addition, do these
figures line up with anyone else's? This is v4 of qpsmtpd-async running
on a dual 2.8ghz xeon with 4gb of ram with -j 4 (and it beats on the cpu
pretty good during the stress tests).
Thanks all,
Tom Callahan
Charles Haven wrote:
Complete noob here. I use ASSP on Windows and want to pass the smtp
connection to another daemon running Perl. This looks like the best
possibility.
I have:
- Windows XP
- Perl v5.8.8 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread,
Binary build 822 [280952] provided by ActiveState
-
If you force your users to send outgoing mail via your mailserver (via
policy/SPF/etc), you can store it in a database on its way out, and then
query the database as you're receiving email. I've been playing around
with this on my system so that these responses get whitelisted and don't
invoke
Has anyone gotten an async mysql-querying-type plugin working yet?
That's the only thing I can think of yet that would block if I moved to
async. Thanks for getting smtp-forward working btw, I didn't even know
you'd thrown it out in svn.
Tom
P.S. Doh, accidentally hit reply and it sent it to M
I think it was discussed on list some time ago that the p0f plugin no
longer worked with new versions of p0f but no one pushed the new plugin
version out to the list and/or updated it in git. Attached version has
been modified based on the more recent version of pofq.pl and so should
work.
Tom
p
wrote:
Thanks Tom, but did you test this? It might work, but failure cases
aren't going to.
It references log_err and cleanup:, neither of which exist.
(Turns out the whole plugin needs some rewriting to fail better, it
has some dies that need removing.)
Tom Callahan wrote:
I think it was
Oops, disregard that, I was silly. Too much copy paste with not enough
attention paid to what I was doing ;)
Please let me know if this one looks better (I tested it, it too works
and should fail more gracefully).
Thanks,
Tom
Tom Callahan wrote:
I just did the minimal modification to get
