miim:
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> I agree. I customize the logging code quite a bit to my own
> preferences for readability. What I need to know is where that
> particular message is sent to syslog so I can change the call from
> msg_info to msg_warn. Just the source module name will be sufficient;
> I can hunt it down from there.
The code that generates the text for DNSBL rejects sits in file
smtpd_check.c function rbl_reject_reply(). However, this function
does not choose between info and warning, that happens in the
smtpd_check_reject() function that logs all 'reject' actions.
To make the severity configurable one could run the formatted text
through a configurable PCRE lookup table that returns what severity
to log with (info, warn, error, panic). One would use a NAME_CODE
table to parse that result and decide whether to call msg_info(),
msg_warn(), etc.
Wietse
