On 10/30/2004 00:27, Alexander Dalloz wrote:
Sorry, I did not vote for rejecting based on a missing reverse DNS
entry. No RFC states that such an entry is required for an MTA. But I
really see no reason why the forward DNS entry and the hostname of a
constant, legitimate mail server should
Ian Mitchell wrote:
Ok, for something like this, a sample function on the FAQ site that
filters HELO line
How do I integrate this into the filter file ?
I'm not sure that I would. Sendmail has the capability to limit
connections based on where the IP's come from (outside of the HELO which
can
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 15:33:32 +0200, Paul Pries
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Ian Mitchell wrote:
Ok, for something like this, a sample function on the FAQ site that
filters HELO line
How do I integrate this into the filter file ?
I'm not sure that I would. Sendmail has the capability to
Am Fr, den 29.10.2004 schrieb Yang Xiao um 15:54:
Hi,
I found out that the filter_sender() function will be enabled if I
turn the MX_SENDER_CHECK option on. I was just wondering where should
I put it and how to use it.
For you as a Fedora user it has to be activated in
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Alexander Dalloz wrote:
sub filter_relay () {
my ($ip, $name, $helo, $RelayAddr) = @_;
Note that recent versions of MIMEDefang don't pass $helo in filter_relay;
you need to do HELO checks in filter_sender.
--
David.
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Am Fr, den 29.10.2004 schrieb David F. Skoll um 18:04:
sub filter_relay () {
my ($ip, $name, $helo, $RelayAddr) = @_;
Note that recent versions of MIMEDefang don't pass $helo in filter_relay;
you need to do HELO checks in filter_sender.
David.
Oops, yes my fault! I am still
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 17:42:36 +0200, Alexander Dalloz
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Am Fr, den 29.10.2004 schrieb Yang Xiao um 15:54:
Hi,
I found out that the filter_sender() function will be enabled if I
turn the MX_SENDER_CHECK option on. I was just wondering where should
I put it and how
Am Fr, den 29.10.2004 schrieb Yang Xiao um 18:10:
Won't this check generate a lot of false positive if the sending host
has a hostname that's different from it's public DNS name? I have had
several mailhost like this in places I've worked before, it's not
because we are lazy or careless, but
To speak freely, a
mail server administrator who does not setup his server
properly, means the server hostname / IP fits both the
forward and reverse DNS entries, is responsible himself if
his wrong setup leads to rejected mails.
I disagree whole-heartedly with this statement. Virtual
Am Sa, den 30.10.2004 schrieb Kevin A. McGrail um 5:29:
To speak freely, a
mail server administrator who does not setup his server
properly, means the server hostname / IP fits both the
forward and reverse DNS entries, is responsible himself if
his wrong setup leads to rejected
Hi all,
I'm a little confused as to how to insert a custom function into the
filter. Can someone please give me a pointer or two?
Ok, for something like this, a sample function on the FAQ site that
filters HELO line
sub filter_sender {
my($sender, $ip, $name, $helo) = @_;
return(1, OK) if
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