Hi Jaymer,
Yes, the custom prog feature is what you are looking for.
Your script should run like this:
/root/scripts/myscript.sh %%remoteip%% %%mailfrom%% %%mailto%%
in your script:
REMOTEIP=$1
MAILFROM=$2
MAILTO=$3
now, you can do what you want. You can check the to if it is your known
spammed email address. If yes add $REMOTEIP to iptables and exit with 1
If not, exit with 0. if an error occurs exit with 2.
In this case 1 means spam, 0 means not spam.
CUSTOM_RET_MIN=1
CUSTOM_RET_MAX=1
CUSTOM_RET_ERR=2
Note that, qsheff provides some parsed internal variables to custom
prog. Below is list of them:
# %%mailfrom%% as email address: source address.
# %%mailto%% as email address: target address.
# %%remoteip%% as IP address: remote SMTP server.
# %%msgfile%% as filename: full path of stored incoming mail.
# %%tempdir%% as directory path: full of the tempdir includes parts of
mail (attachments, body, header etc.)
regards,
Baris Simsek, http://www.enderunix.org/simsek/
Endersys Ltd., http://www.endersys.com/
Jaymer wrote:
Baris...
could you please give some examples of how the custom
prog feature would be used? what's a good use for it?
i had an idea but with no guess as how to implement it
- perhaps it could be for 'custom prog'.
i have certain email aliases that constantly get
spammed. sure, those get filtered out by WBLIST and i
do not get the mail, but I also get their spam when
they include my real address as well. so i'll get 5
msgs filtered by WBLIST and still one will come
through to the main address.
One thing i wanted to do was whenever an email comes
to a known, spammed alias, i'd like to take that IP
address and enter it into my iptables file with a deny
directive, so that the next email comes and does not
ever get through... even to qsheff.
could i use 'custom prog' to run a shell script [on
the current spam header] and extract the offending ip
address and then 'cat' that onto the end of my
tcp.smtp file?
thx
jaymer...
--- Baris Simsek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Features may come with bugs ;)
Before new feature, have you tried to use it with
custom prog feature. I
don't know about DSPAM but it may work with custom
prog feature as like
bogofilter.
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