Hi, Its definitely a qmail patch, not vpopmail. You should contact the qmail list or homepage to have it listed there instead.
I see from your page that it checks vpopmail users, but what about regular shell accounts? Also, does it do the .qmail file processing for normal accounts, maillists, aliases, etc. for ~user/.qmail and such? (This is obviously a basic requirement for almost anyone to be able to use it, but I figured I'd make sure its in there before trying it). I also assume that you're just filling in the VRFY SMTP command, which would be correct place to put this code. Thanks, Brian > Hi Eduardo, > > my patch basically modifies qmail-smtpd.c code, using vpopmail libraries. > So, it may be seen practically in the category "qmail patch", not "vpopmail > patch". > > As any patch, it may not work if someone applied other patches before, so I > don't think it may be right to include it in vpopmail package. vpopmail > configure must work 100%, and cannot rely on already patched qmail code. > > No problem if someone wants to make it, or Inter7 decides to include it in > vpopmail, but I see it troublesome (not because of my patch, but because > all the patches that are usually applied on qmail). > > All could be competely different if inter7 decides to distribute an > extended qmail+vpopmail package. That could help a lot of people, and a lot > of patches could be added easily. > > Let me know what you think. > > Ciao, > > Tonino > > P.S. Actually, the installation of the patch is extremely easy, and you may > install it also on patched version of qmail (a lot of people asked me and > did it). If you have a plain qmail installation, the patch will work in a > few minutes. > The patch has been written in a easy and compact way (with a semplified > version for Bill's megapatch or other complicated patches) just to help > people that use a deeply patched qmail. > > > At 30/01/03 30/01/03 +0100, Eduardo wrote: > >Hello, > >I want to know your opinion about including this patch like an option > >(selecting in configure) on vpopmail code. Spammers generate a lot of traffic > >of emails to unknown users and server could stop it with this. Performance > >seems to be normal. Opinions? > >http://www.interazioni.it/qmail/ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > Inter@zioni Interazioni di Antonio Nati > http://www.interazioni.it [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ------------------------------------------------------------ > >
