Hello ldap fans
A new qmail-ldap release called 20020501 is available. Is has the
following enhancements (from QLDAPNEWS):
Add an external TODO processor program. This moves the queue todo
processing
out of qmail-send to avoid the silly qmail syndrome with high injection
rates
(see EXTTODO for more info). Enable with -DEXTERNAL_TODO in Makefile.
Major overhaul of qmail-smtpd. Completely restructured anti-spam stuff
and
replaced DENYMAIL environment variable (settable through tcpserver)
with:
- SMTP550DISCONNECT to disconnect the smtp session immediatly after a
fatal
5xx error
- NOBOUNCE to reject null sender bounces
- SANITYCHECK to reject messages without @, no . in TLD, too
short/long TLD
- RETURNMXCHECK to check if the sender has an MX
- BLOCKRELAYPROBE to block rcptto containing !%@ before @ from Russel
Nelson
- RBL to check RBLs
- RBLONLYHEADER to only add a X-RBL header
added bouncemaxbytes patch:
to turn it on write the amount of bytes to bounce in the file
~control/bouncemaxbytes.
Work inspired and mostly copied from Frank DENIS aka Jedi/Sector One.
Bug fix in qmail-send.c log handling:
If in one read a log entry and a delivery status notification was
delivered the
status notification was dropped and therefor qmail-send did not close
the job.
qmail-remote supports the smtp size extension as specified by rfc 1870.
If the EHLO extension size is set qmail-remote sends size in the mail
form
commando. It does not parse the EHLO size argument to check if the size
is
OK, the remote smtp server should decide if it is OK.
clean up in qmail-remote, the starttls option was not compared in a
case
independend way as defined in rfc 2821. The tls debug option is now
called
TLSDEBUG.
added Russ Nelson patch to qmail-remote to send using QMTP.
From his patch:
This patch to qmail-remote causes it to attempt qmtp first if the MX
priority
indicates so. Read http://cr.yp.to/proto/mxps.txt for more
information.
If you want this qmail-remote to be able to send email to you using
qmtp,
then you should be running a qmtpd on port 209, and you should have
your
lowest MX priority be 12801.
added pop-before-smtp tools (see POPBEFORESMTP for more info).
reject any null sender (bounce) smtp session with more than one rcpt-to
(based on an idea of Charles Cazabon and some code of Henning Brauer)
updated QLDAPINSTALL (more about those nasty -lresolv and ld.so
problems)
beautified the output of the recieved line (added an additional
linebreak)
Add a precedence bulk header when we forward a message to more than one
recipient. So auto-reply programs at the recipients will not answer
such
mails. A message forwarded to more than one recipient is now considered
a mailing list email.
You can grab it as usual from
http://www.nrg4u.com
Have fun
--
Andre
