Re: a simplified, home-made txRep?
On Tue, 2019-11-19 at 20:32 +0200, Henrik K wrote: > If you want to strictly test for both remote_email@remotedomain and > mail@mydomain, I'm afraid you need a custom plugin for it. > Sounds like a job for a relational database and a custom SAplugin to interface to it: by using a single table to store the addresses a single SQL query would give a clear yes/no answer. I do something similar: my SA plugin runs the SQL query against a view of my mail archive, which is in a PostgreSQL database. Martin
Re: a simplified, home-made txRep?
On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 07:08:29PM +0100, hg user wrote: > Thank you to both for your answers. > > Yes, I meant TxRep. > > My text file is in this format: > mail@mydomain,remote_email@remotedomain > > My goal is to lower the score of messages coming from > remote_email@remotedomain > and addressed to mail@mydomain. Of course, each user can have a different list > of addresses and as I said, there are about 610.000 lines in the file. > > There are 360.000 unique remote_emails in the file... If you want to strictly test for both remote_email@remotedomain and mail@mydomain, I'm afraid you need a custom plugin for it.
Re: a simplified, home-made txRep?
Thank you to both for your answers. Yes, I meant TxRep. My text file is in this format: mail@mydomain,remote_email@remotedomain My goal is to lower the score of messages coming from remote_email@remotedomain and addressed to mail@mydomain. Of course, each user can have a different list of addresses and as I said, there are about 610.000 lines in the file. There are 360.000 unique remote_emails in the file...
Re: a simplified, home-made txRep?
On Tue, 19 Nov 2019 13:56:53 +0200
Henrik K wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 12:23:50PM +0100, hg user wrote:
> > In a 28mb, 610K lines text file, I have a list of all my users and
> > the email addresses they sent a mail at least once.
> > I'd like to use the info to add a -1 point when a mail is received
> > from one of these addresses.
> >
> > Unfortunately, at the moment, outgoing mail is not processed by
> > spamassassin so txRep is not good...
Did you actually mean TxRep? IIRC there's another plugin that learns
addresses from outgoing mail, but TxRep doesn't require it.
> You can dump them in enlist_addrlist format to .cf file
>
> enlist_addrlist (KNOWN_FROM) f...@bar.net
> enlist_addrlist (KNOWN_FROM) b...@another.com
> ...
> header KNOWN_FROM eval:check_from_in_list('KNOWN_FROM')
> score KNOWN_FROM -1
>
> If you have thousands of entries, it might slow down things
> marginally (the list is fully iterated for finding matches, but
> shouldn't be a problem unless you have million).
>
> Of course From header could be forged etc, currently there's no
> function to check only envelope sender which might be safer.
The envelope is not much safer, but you can do this:
meta KNOWN_FROM_AUTH KNOWN_FROM && (DKIM_VALID_AU || (SPF_PASS ||
__RP_MATCHES_RCVD) && !HEADER_FROM_DIFFERENT_DOMAINS)
Re: a simplified, home-made txRep?
On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 12:23:50PM +0100, hg user wrote:
> In a 28mb, 610K lines text file, I have a list of all my users and the email
> addresses they sent a mail at least once.
> I'd like to use the info to add a -1 point when a mail is received from one of
> these addresses.
>
> Unfortunately, at the moment, outgoing mail is not processed by spamassassin
> so
> txRep is not good...
>
> any idea?
>
> Thank you
> Francesco
You can dump them in enlist_addrlist format to .cf file
enlist_addrlist (KNOWN_FROM) f...@bar.net
enlist_addrlist (KNOWN_FROM) b...@another.com
...
header KNOWN_FROM eval:check_from_in_list('KNOWN_FROM')
score KNOWN_FROM -1
If you have thousands of entries, it might slow down things marginally (the
list is fully iterated for finding matches, but shouldn't be a problem
unless you have million).
Of course From header could be forged etc, currently there's no function to
check only envelope sender which might be safer.
If you have Postfix, I wrote similar daemon to do this dynamically:
https://mailfud.org/postpals/
a simplified, home-made txRep?
In a 28mb, 610K lines text file, I have a list of all my users and the email addresses they *sent* a mail at least once. I'd like to use the info to add a -1 point when a mail is received from one of these addresses. Unfortunately, at the moment, outgoing mail is not processed by spamassassin so txRep is not good... any idea? Thank you Francesco
