Thank you - the code will be fixed.
>but after upgrading assp to 2.3.4 (13282), it seems to no longer be a
problem
There was nothing changed related to SSL/TLS.
>Would it be possible or prudent to have STDERR go to separate files
All STD* handles are closed in threads.
They are all completely closed if assp is running as service or daemon.
sub ThreadStart {
my $Iam = shift;
$tqueue = shift;
$trqueue = shift;
$WorkerNumber = $Iam;
threads->detach();
close STDOUT;
close STDERR;
close STDIN;
Perl / module warnings are only show in interactice mode.
Thomas
Von: Amyas <[email protected]>
An: [email protected],
Datum: 10.10.2013 03:59
Betreff: [Assp-test] 2.3.4 (13282) seems to resolve problem with
postfix reporting warning: TLS library problem
The full error msg from postfix was:
warning: TLS library problem: 2911:error:1408F10B:SSL
routines:SSL3_GET_RECORD:wrong version number:s3_pkt.c:337
I was able to create that error consistently by sending a spam report
to assp from thunderbird for assp version 2.3.3 (13276)
I tried changing various config settings related to TLS/SSL in assp
and postfix and thunderbird but was not able to resolve the problem
but after upgrading assp to 2.3.4 (13282), it seems to no longer be a
problem. Not sure if the errors were from warnings being sent from
assp to postfix in the smtp conversation in 13276 or if it was due to
the addition of
$Con{$dfh}->{header} = "\r\n\r\n".$body;
in 13282
Would it be possible or prudent to have STDERR go to separate files
for each thread rather than go out with the STDOUT
to prevent warnings/errors from "polluting" the mail headers/body? I
am not sure if I fully understand the routing of warnings in assp so
please forgive if this is a mistaken idea.
Something like this after starting each thread?:
open STDERR, ">", "stderr-$0-$$-thread-${threadid}.log";
I noticed a typo for the html output :
39829: $out .= "<\head><body>\n";
I believe it should be:
39829: $out .= "\n</head><body>\n";
also a typo in some help text - incomming should be incoming on:
1824: 'If set, all headers : "ReturnReceipt: , Return-Receipt-To: and
Disposition-Notification-To:" will be removed from not whitelisted and
not noprocessing incomming mails. Select this to prevent unwanted
whitelisting of spammers that request a Disposition Notification. An
other way to prevent autowhitelisting because of an autoresponds is to
use redRe .',undef,undef,'msg008970','msg008971'],
3650: 'Define transparent Port Proxy here. ASSP will forward
incomming packets to a specific destination.<br />
One more thing:
I found that some of the bogons listed are now allocated - I may have
had an old IP block file but
5.0.0.0/8 was listed as a bogon and is now used in greece
14.0.0.0/8 was also listed as a bogon but is now reported as allocated.
files/denyalways.txt:5.0.0.0/8 # bogon
files/denyalways.txt:14.0.0.0/8 # bogon
most of the others listed also seem to be allocated:
http://www.team-cymru.org/Services/Bogons/bogon-dd.html
Thanks for the hard work on assp!
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