1. the known users of async don't upgrade
2. async becomes a win when concurrent connections exceed a few hundred simultaneous
3. anyone that needs async should be looking at Haraka instead
4. the perl async dependencies aren't maintained
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* includes full test converage for Qpsmtpd::Config
* folded t/config.t into t/qpsmtpd-config.t
* includes additional tests for Qpsmtpd
* folded t/tempstuff into t/qpsmtpd.t
* PBP adjustments here and there
* other tweaks to handle test warnings
This adds a hook_user_config for plugins designed to return per-user
configuration directives. Qpsmtpd::Address::config() triggers a
hook_user_config plugin.
this was in a sub, commented out as a TODO to delete them. Instead of deleting, move the Authentication-Results header on incoming messages to the Original-A-R.
changed the method of saving results. Instead of appending to/from a header, plugins save results to a connection note.
Qpsmtpd::SMTP.pm has a new method that inserts the Authentication-Results header
The smtp-auth information has been removed from the Received header
Authentication-Results providing plugins have been updated to store results in connection note
if QP passes in tainted data, such as a hostname that subsequently gets used to open a connection using IO::Socket, the plugin die because the information is tainted. Fix it once here, instead of in each plugin.
is_immune tests designates to plugins they should always skip processing.
That's typical for naughty connections, but this change provides the ability to handly naughty connections differently than (whitelisted/relayclients/known good) senders.
append optional log_mess to log entry (more description)
subsequent attempts to set naughty don't overwrite the first
set the naughty rejection type to be the reject type of the plugin that marked the connection naughty
get_reject_type can be passed an explicit default
Plugins can now use a 'loglevel' argument in config/plugins entry
Includes user instructions prepended to docs/logging.pod
Already works for all plugins that use named arguments
These 3 auth plugins all have a data store they fetch the reference
password or hash from. They then match the attemped password or hash
against the reference. This consolidates the latter portion (validating
the password/hash) into Auth.pm.
* less duplicated code in the plugins.
* Pass validation consistently handled for these 3 plugins.
* less work to create new auth plugins
Also caches the CRAM-MD5 ticket. It could also cache user/pass info if
this was desirable.
removed auth method from return calls in all auth plugins. The caller knows the mechanism already. In the code, the difference looks like this:
before:
or return (DENY, "authcvm/$method");
after:
or return (DENY, "authcvm");
Added debug level log entries in auth_vpopmaild
Conflicts:
plugins/auth/auth_vpopmail_sql
unit tests for new methods are in t/auth.t
added PLAIN and LOGIN tests in auth_flat_file
Most tests are disabled unless an interactive terminal is detected and $ENV{QPSMTPD_DEVELOPER} is set.
so log entries look like this:
86553 (connect) ident::geoip: US, United States
86553 (connect) ident::p0f: Windows 7 or 8
86553 (connect) check_earlytalker: remote host said nothing spontaneous, proceeding
instead of this:
86553 ident::geoip: (connect): US, United States
86553 ident::p0f: (connect) Windows 7 or 8
86553 check_earlytalker: (connect): remote host said nothing spontaneous, proceeding
Conflicts:
plugins/logging/warn
We have to return something true, else the client gets an additional
451 Internal error - try again later - command 'helo' failed unexpectedly
after the plugin's ->respond() message.
The current postfix-queue plugin allows the administrator to set a
single path to a local postfix cleanup socket file from the plugin
'command line'. This adds a 'cleanup_sockets' configuration directive
that can contain a list of paths as well as host/port combinations
pointing to postfix cleanup services, which will be tried in the order
that they appear. Not yet tested.
