On Saturday, May 31, 2003, 9:05:35 PM Theo wrote:
TVD> That's going to be the envelope sender. handlespam just calls sendmail,
TVD> and unless told otherwise (via -f [EMAIL PROTECTED]), it'll figure out
TVD> the from using your username and domain.
Or just change the line:
my $fromAddr = $ENV{'LOGNAME'}; # what address for reporting
to something like:
my $fromAddr = [EMAIL PROTECTED]; # what address for reporting
Crude but would probably work for me.
I've only just discovered handlespam which looks excellent. It also
looks like the sort of thing that could go badly wrong if I
misconfigure it. I assume that the relay pokes I get (e.g. njabl:
> RCPT from before-reporting-as-abuse-please-see-www.njabl.org[209.208.0.15]: 554
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Relay access denied;
could be added to the block in your code:
# Skip relay/block checks for these nets/relays
my %skiprelay = (
'216.254.0' => 'mail*.speakeasy.net',
'65.115.243.80' => 'bblisa.bblisa.org',
);
but my perl (and time) aren't up to reading the code carefully enough
to be sure.
Has anyone, Theo or other, done a little guide to using handlspam and
configuring its options? If not, would anyone send me their
experiences and tips and I'll add it as a section in my account of
setting up SA/spamd for server-wide scanning (under Postfix and
Debian) which is at:
http://www.psyctc.org/Linux-Debian/spam.html
TIA,
Chris
PSYCTC: PSYchotherapy,PSYchology,PSychiatry, Counselling
and Therapeutic Communities; practice, research,
teaching and consultancy.
Chris Evans & Jo-anne Carlyle
http://psyctc.org/ Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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