Umarım konuyu yanlış yazmamışımdır. SMTP seviyesinde Qsheff benzeri bir yazılım. RCPTCHECK patch i ararken rastladım. Ancak FreeBSD de derleyemedim. Hatalar alıyorum. Konu hakkıda yardımcı olabilir misiniz? Amacım olmayan kullanıcılara gelen maileri kuyruğa girmeden geri çevirmek. Birkaç yama dosyası hata verdi. O sebeple bunu denemek istedim. Bahsettiğim yama dosyalarını bulabileceğim link verilebilirse bu konu ile ilgili ( valid user check ) diğer yamaları da denemek isterim.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/ports/distfiles/magicmail-0.8.4-2]# make "Makefile.inc", line 62: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 64: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 66: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 68: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 70: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 72: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 74: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 76: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 78: Need an operator "Makefile.inc", line 80: Need an operator "Makefile", line 13: Need an operator "Makefile", line 15: Need an operator "Makefile", line 16: Need an operator "Makefile", line 22: Need an operator "Makefile", line 37: Need an operator "Makefile", line 38: warning: duplicate script for target "ifdef" ignored "Makefile", line 39: Need an operator "Makefile", line 40: Need an operator "Makefile", line 41: warning: duplicate script for target "ifndef" ignored "Makefile", line 42: warning: duplicate script for target "ifndef" ignored "Makefile", line 43: warning: duplicate script for target "ifndef" ignored "Makefile", line 44: warning: duplicate script for target "ifndef" ignored "Makefile", line 45: warning: duplicate script for target "ifndef" ignored "Makefile", line 46: warning: duplicate script for target "ifndef" ignored "Makefile", line 47: Need an operator make: fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue [EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/ports/distfiles/magicmail-0.8.4-2]# Complete support packages are also available. The magic-smtpd's main philosophies were: * To protect against SPAM and other unwanted activity at the smtpd level, before burdening the mailer processes * Pro-Active protection against spammers by returning a 'USER DOES NOT EXIST' to the offender, hopefully to remove the address from bulk mailer lists * To refuse to accept mail for users that do not exist, why burden the mailer with the requirement to process bounces * To remain RFC compliant * To be able to provide this same ability to other users of Qmail and Qmail/VPOPMAIL, as Dan Bernsteins code has helped so many others. (Can you tell we like Qmail? :) * To provide it in a form which can be redistributed by others. * To make it as efficient as possible. (We deal with a lot of high volume mail servers) * Ability to handle scanning at the SMTPD level, rather than handling them as bounces. * Make the Anti-Spam and Virus protection easy to configure and maintain. * Still keep the code in sync with our commercial version where possible. * Queueing a message twice always takes more resources than stopping it dead if we don't want it. The rest of this page should get updated as we add features, but for now, make sure you look at the ChangeLog for the latest enhancements. The 'magic-smtpd' daemon comes complete with the following features. * Drop in replacement for qmail-smtpd * Support for stock qmail installations, qmail/vpopmail installations, and database installations. * Valid User Checking * Anti-Spam and Virus checks can be enabled at the user or email level. (ISP's like that as they can charge extra for the service) * Ability to Set Various Tarpitting Rate Limits on SMPTD connections (Stops those spammers who try to send to a million addresses on your server) * Simple Rule Based system, designed to work with any system, and provide simple integration into Web Based User Defined Rule Systems, so that users can set their own policies * Support for global Rule Sets as well * Ability to set sane defaults easily * Support for the BMS&153; "Blacklist Mastering System" * Support for TLS, SMTPD AUTH, Valid User Checking, SMTPD Spam Protection * Some low level rule checks you can set are: * By reverse name lookups * By double DNS verification * By forcing MAILFROM * By validating MAILFROM * By validating connection IP * By Blacklists * By WhiteLists * By Domain Extension requirements * By country of Connecting IP * By country of MAILFROM * By syntax * By checking HELO signatures * By Language http://www.linuxmagic.com/opensource/magicmail/magic-smtpd/ http://www.linuxmagic.com/opensource/magicmail/magic-smtpd/manual.html#cha:V ersions İyi çalışmalar... Mesut GÜLNAZ
