Very Clever,
Where did this idea come from?
Also, is there tick timer per IP so as not to load up the blacklist file?
I like using the timers in router OS when performing firewall rule sets.
Basically lists the bad ip or name for a time limit then drops it but it
will get
added again if it is
But I was going to post about this too. I also would love the *option* to
enable filters even if there's authentication.
May be it's simple: spamdyke sits in front of all and does authentification
in your case. Shouldn't it be possible to insert the classic rblsmtpd between
spamdyke and den
Sam,
I agree, it would be excellent if the filters can be enabled with SMTP-AUTH.
On 09/04/13 08:58, Faris Raouf wrote:
I have a doubt:
If a user authenticates with SMTP auth. All filters are ignored?
If true, Why?
All filters other than the reply delay (earlytalker filter) are, as far as
Interesting ideas. To make it possible to disable authentication from specific
locations, I suppose the easiest way would be to make the smtp-auth-level
option valid in a configuration directory. Then you could create directories
using the IP ranges or rDNS names of those countries and
It came from pure desperation. IP filtering wasn't doing the trick for me, so
I started paying attention to the rDNS names and checking out their websites.
When I saw the same site again and again, I knew I had a way to stop them.
Then I also noticed that a lot of identical sites were hosted
That is the ticket..
My turn contribute :)
I have a secondary/backup server I will install your script on and allow
some production traffic to pass through and
I will get started on a time out script for this.
Maybe Eric can include this as a whole on the QMT WIKI site.
When I can, I will
