sbelt wrote:
>
> I have not followed the JAMES list for about a month (one of my mail
> providers was mis-configured) so I apologize if this has been covered. (I
> searched the archive but could not find any mention of this).
>
> When I last installed JAMES a couple months ago, my only concern was that it
> was an open relay (according to the response to my post at that time). Is
> there yet a way to disable this? Suppose I will only send mail sent by 5
> static ip addresses - is there a way to tell JAMES only send/receive mail
> for these accounts? Are there other methods available?
>
Right now you just need to add a rule (match + mailet) that bounce back
any mail if sender and/or recipient are outside your scope.
If you want this to be done at the smtp level...
I'm going to implement a simple IPFilteredServerSocketAcceptor as
Component of the SocketManager to accept connection only from a specific
list of IPs. So you can filer IPs on port 25.
Writing the IPFilteredServerSocketAcceptor should be quite simple so if
you're in hurry...
> Thanks,
>
> Steve B.
>
I'm planning to extended filtering rules to SMTPHandler to manage
whatever accepting rule (based on sender, size etc.) using a "catalina
valve" pattern but not in a short time (unless volonteers rise their
hand :-)
Fede
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