Problem? AIUI, filter_initialize is called only once in the
life of a slave, and DB_File doesn't check the timestamp of the
on-disk DB when you use the contents of the hash. If a slave takes
half an hour to process its allotted number of messages, then
$popauthdb will be a half-hour out of
On 05/12/04 at 18:15, 'twas brillig and Kevin A. McGrail scrobe:
After thinking about how to solve the problem, I decided that users that
have authenticated to send email should be exempted from SA checks. This
may not scale for everyone but all our users are not going to send spam. We
Don'tcha hate it when you spot a problem with code you *just* posted
someplace?
On 05/20/04 at 12:04, 'twas brillig and Ole Craig scrobe:
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sub popauthget ($) {
# read sendmail's access.db and look for ip RELAY
my ($ip) [EMAIL PROTECTED];
my $popauthdb =
I have users that are sending email on our mail server. Since this mail
server is the end-destination for some domains, the email stops there and is
not relayed anywhere else. However, when the email is passed off to
SpamAssassin, SA checks the various RBLs and sees that this email is in them
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