Kris Deugau wrote: > Bob Proulx wrote: > > How hard would it be to use SpamAssassin's mail handling routines to > > extract the Received: IP address header chain using the already > > configured trusted_networks configuration? Does anyone have any hints > > on how I might go about doing this? If I could get this information > > into my own Perl script then I would be able to do some exploration of > > a few ideas. > > I wrote a tool to do this as a part of a custom-local-DNSBL utility set; > https://secure.deepnet.cx/trac/dnsbl. The particular script that sucks > up relay IPs (and message URIs) is > https://secure.deepnet.cx/svn/dnsbl/trunk/dnsbl/extract-data. Note that > there are quite a few things hard-coded that you may want to tweak - or > more likely just drop.
Ah, very good! Yes. Something like that is what I was looking for. Thank you very much for suggesting it. I should also note that I looked at spamikaze too. But spamikaze's scanner could use some more implementation. It is just a little too simplistic. > This particular script happens to slurp up messages via IMAP, but it > should be fairly simple to pull them from somewhere else for processing. It has a good set of comments around the interesting places. I think this will help get me going much more quickly than otherwise. Thanks! Bob
