- name=value style configuration arguments (old format still supported)
- max_size for scan (default 512k)
- Pass messages to clamscan in mbox format to satisfy clamdscan
- Made detect action configurable (reject or add-header)
- Logging fixes
- POD
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To: qpsmtpd@perl.org
Subject: [PATCH] queue/smtp-forward doesn't use correct HELO string
Message-ID: <20040714143007.31047.qmail@onion.perl.org>
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 10:30:24 -0400
The current version of Net::SMTP doesn't make any attempt to determine
the hostname of the current computer (not that I blame Graham for
that), so that all e-mails are sent out as from
"localhost.localdomain" unless an explicit Hello string is provided.
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rename authsql to auth_vpopmail_sql -- we need a generic "connect to database"
thing with a generic way to configure databases. ... and then we should have
a more generic "check username with sql" plugin.
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+
+ Fix warning in check_badrcptto plugin (Thanks to Robert James Kaes)
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support all of the RBLSMTPD functionality. (Thanks to Mark Powell)
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+ contributors, thanks everyone!). Note that for now it's not
+ including the Spam: headers with the score explained. For that use
+ the spamassassin_spamc plugin from http://projects.bluefeet.net/
+ (for now).
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+ * Integrated with Mail::SPF::Query 1.991
+ * Don't do SPF processing when you are acting as a relay system
+ * Remove the MX changes as they are now inside Mail::SPF::Query
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regularly for me - POSIX::dup2() was just plain more reliable. Odd, I know.
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SMTP AUTH some day. :-)
If a plugin running the ehlo hook add something to the ARRAY
reference $self->transaction->notes('capabilities') then it will be
added to the EHLO response.
Add command_counter method to the SMTP object. Plugins can use this
to catch (or not) consecutive commands. In particular useful with
the unrecognized_command hook.
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message we send back to the client (to help those odd sendmail using
people debug their logs)
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config now takes an extra "type" parameter. If it's "map" then a
reference to a tied hash will be returned.
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From: Devin Carraway <qpsmtpd-list@devin.com>
To: qpsmtpd@perl.org
Subject: HELO hook and check plugin
Speaking of direct-to-MX spam, both AOL and Yahoo are large companies
with whole walls-full of servers devoted to mail delivery. None of them
announce themselves with "HELO yahoo.com" or "HELO aol.com." Spammers
certainly do, though.
Here's a patch to SMTP.pm to add hooks for HELO and EHLO, and a plugin
to use them.
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