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On 17 Mar 00, at 10:24, Chris Hardie wrote:
> Hi. I'm currently implementing the "spam blocking on a per user
> basis" solution using rblcheck and procmail. I've got everything in
> place and all the command line tests pass just fine, but for some
> reason, by the time procmail has gotten a hold of the message, the
> TCPREMOTEIP environment variable is not populated.
Sure. Please think about how qmail works:
qmail-smtpd gets message, passes to qmail-queue, message gets
queued, stop.
qmail-send wakes up, passes message to qmail-local, it passes
message to procmail.
The TCPREMOTEIP is present only in the first part - ie. qmail-
smtpd (and wrappers) and qmail-queue (and wrappers).
In the second part, you're not going to find it. All you can try to do
is parse headers, and find the last (first) Received: line and read
the originating IP; or you can ask qmail-smtpd, qmail-queue or
wrapper thereof to record a special X-TcpRemoteIp: header to the
message, as it gets spooled onto the disc.
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