On 1/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > With previous versions, I have been using the old standard of > using a tcpserver run file for qpsmtpd and logging, and an init.d file for > starting, stopping, and otherwise managing qpsmtpd via tcpserver commands. <snip>
Along with thoes questions I'd like to add one more. tcpserver can deny an ip based on some rules in a .cdb file. (tcprules and friends). I currently use that on my main email box and have a good 50 to 100 spammers ip's in there. (whever I start getting a massive amout of junk from one ip I just ban it) My main server is not using qpsmtpd though... just standard qmail. so if I change it to run qpsmtpd-forkserver do I even need tcpserver style rules to ban ip's? can/does rules like that exist for qpsmtpd-forkserver? Thank you, -Andy
