ix and some Qmail-LDAP. I must say that
i'm VERY pleased with the results and i'm convinced that SMTPD ACL
Policy should take a leap forward, stop being Postfix-ware and start
being a transversal solution, with it's own RFC, in the way that
everyone could benefit from it
here is anyone interested:
> http://shire.gavlenet.com/ admin/admin ...
>
>
Count me in. Like you said, it's not perfect but it's really better than
phpmyadmin, and i'm sure it could even be a very nice starting point to
a custom frontend.
Please consider releasing
; select _quota_cur from throttle where _from='serko';
++
| _quota_cur |
++
| 0 |
++
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
Shouldn't the _from have a value representing an email address?
something like
select _quota_cur from throttle where _from='[EMAI
olicyd provides.
Those can be reached here:
http://hmonteiro.net/howtos:qmail:qmail_envelope_scanning
and
http://hmonteiro.net/howtos:qmail-ldap:qmail-ldap_envelope_scanning
respectively.
Regards,
Hugo Monteiro.
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Hugo Monteiro
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Cami Sardinha wrote:
Hugo Monteiro wrote:
I'm sorry if this is going to sound a bit strange, since Policyd is
announced as an "an anti-spam plugin for Postfix".
I have put together a small howto (two actually) on how to set up Qmail
and Qmail-LDAP with Policyd and take a
ng also.
I was wondering if i used a wildcard like %.localdomain, in the
blacklist_helo table, my policyd v1 server would take care of business.
Thank you all in advance.
Hugo Monteiro.
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Telefone : +351 212948300 Ext.1
Hugo Monteiro wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> Recently i've been receiving quite a lot of spam, from different places,
> with a common denominator. The helo presented by the connecting "server"
> is in the form of SPK.localdomain. This is most likely caused by
> inf
