> -----Original Message----- > From: Michael Holzt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 01 October 2004 21:29 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: New plugin 'denylog' > > > I'm guessing I include "denylog" in the /config/plugins > file, but where? > > As this is a plugin for the deny chain, and is independent of other > plugins (you probably don't have another deny chain plugin anyway), > it does not matter. > > I've always felt that the stock config/plugins file order is not > very clear. I opted for sorting my config/plugins file by chain > type: > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------- > # __ CONNECT ________________________________________ > check_earlytalker > count_unrecognized_commands 4 > auth/authcheckpassword > qppoprelay > > # __ RCPT FROM ______________________________________ > require_resolvable_fromhost > rhsbl > dnsbl > check_localuser > check_badmailfrom > check_badrcptto > check_spamhelo > check_relay > > # __ DATAPOST _______________________________________ > virus/clamav clamscan_path=/usr/bin/clamdscan action=reject > max_size=1048576 > spamassassin reject_threshold 8 spamd_socket > /etc/mail/spamassassin/spamd.socket > maillog > queue/qmail-queue > > # __ QUIT ___________________________________________ > quit_fortune > > # __ DENY ___________________________________________ > denylog > -------------------------------------------------------------- > ----------
You're right - that's much clearer. > > And I need to add configuration entries "denylog_plugins", > "denylog_bar" and > > "denylog_level" - where do these go? > > Where the other configuration is (in config/). This is my > denylog_plugins: > -------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------- > dnsbl > rhsbl > virus::clamav > spamassassin > -------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------- > > I suggest to put a '1' into denylog_bar and denylog_level. Ah, I see. So denylog_plugins, denylog_bar and denylog_level are files in the config directory. How does denylog_level relate to loglevel? > > Will all qpsmtpd plugins work with denylog? > > As it is a generic plugin for the deny chain it will catch denys by > every other plugin and does not need special support. By setting > denylog_plugins you control which denys are actually logged. Thanks. R. -- http://robinbowes.com
