I am currently working on a dblbounce manager...
Still in testing... but it's just a perl script that automatically add a
sender's envelope to badmailfrom if it bounces.
Let me get the coffee pot put back on...
> void err_realrcpt() { out("550 sorry, no mailbox here by that name
(#5.1.1)\r\n"); }
Sorry about that...
RFC2821 4.2.3;
550 Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable
(e.g., mailbox not found, no access, or command rejected
> void err_realrcpt() { out("553 sorry, no mailbox here by that name (#5.7.1 -
usrchk)\r\n"); }
#5.7.1, Hummm... shouldn't that be #5.1.1 ;)
> void err_realrcpt() { out("553 sorry, no mailbox here by that name - usrchk
(#5.1.1)\r\n"); }
--Larry M. Smith
mailto:[
Spam Control 1.4.2 may be using wildmat v0.3 at
http://www.unixpimps.org/wildmat/ but, I don't remember. That version
removed badmailfrom.
Personaly I would really like to have a badmailfrom when I don't use any
wildcards.
--
SgtChains
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cat BOFH | sed s/Operator/Postm
Someone had asked for this some time ago... But I forget who or when.
DJB, if you would, please archive locally to www.qmail.org.
--Larry
checkpassword.pl
Is there any way to track messages or to link the log entries from
qmail-smtpd and qmail-send so that I may map the network connections and
where the mail is being sent, i.e. much the same way that my sendmail logs
used to look.
*/log/run files look like this...
[chains@franklin /]$ cat /var/
