Nigel Kukard wrote: > Not if you're using stable. If you are using trunk, you're going to have > problems as the caching is not working yet and caches nearly everything > for 5 mins. > > > -N > As far as I know I've got stable version and downloaded it from: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/policyd/cluebringer-2.0.7.tar.gz?use_mirror=kent
Is this stable or not ? Another question about limiting... I'm going to implement policyd in ours company's smart hosts. The problem is we've got a lot of customers, and a lot of domains and IP's allowed to send emails via that smarthost and also it's a SMTP filtering service. We want to limit message numbers to 500 per minute to be safe when ours customer's server would be hacked. So we need limit it to 500 messages per domain... I think it's the best solution. Will it work when policy will look like that in short: Policy members set to: source = any, dest = any Quota: track = sender:@domain, period = 60 Limit: type = message count, counter limit = 500. Other question: If filtering is based on recipient:@domain, if in message headers are couple of recipients it counts them as "1" or "many/couple" ? If from reason I will need to increase number of messages per selected domain may I just only change default policy priority to 10 and rest of selected domain set to 0 ? Regards, Jarek _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.policyd.org/mailman/listinfo/users
