fixed the vestiges of old plugin name 'denysoft_greylisting'
added ability to bypass greylisting based on geoip
deprecated 'mode [denysoft | testonly | off]
off wasn't useful
testonly & denysoft replaced by reject [ 0 | 1 ]
renamed DB from denysoft_greylist to greylist.dbm. Will use existing/legacy DB if present.
added DB pruning feature. Automatically prune the DB when qpsmtpd registers the plugin. Perhaps this should be a config option to enable?
added DB upgrade feature. Convert dotted quad IP addresses in DB to integers. Makes greylisting IPv6 compatible, since DB records are colon delimited.
exempt TLS connections from greylisting. The vast majority (perhaps all) of the SMTP clients that request encryption to my server are legit. We could add a config option for this, but this plugin already has a multitude of config options.
refactored much of the greylisting method into discreet subs
added 30 tests
added additional DEBUG level logging for p0f matches
POD changes:
replaced over, item N, back, with head2 (better formatted output)
better describe the current behavior of the plugin (some past behaviors no longer exist)
added TRIPLET section with example
added loglevel section
had single positional argument for loglevel,
switched to named args which inherits the more flexible loglevel
shortened logging line
before: connection_time: Connection time from 66.118.151.187: 3.046 sec.
after: connection_time: 3.046 s.
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
expanded POD
cleaned up stray EOL spaces
added lots of logging, with standardized [ pass | fail | skip ] prefixes
added reject_type option
use split for parsing dspam headers
use SA note instead of parsing headers
added reject = agree option
store & fetch dspam results in a note
refactored into small subs with unit tests.
parse SA header with split instead of regexp (more reliable)
store SA results in a 'spamassassin' transaction note
add strict and warnings pragma
renamed reject_threshold -> reject (backwards compatible)
added relayclient skip option and POD. Skips SA processing when relayclient is set
added MULTIPLE RECIPIENT BEHAVIOR topic to POD
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.
backwards compatible with previous warn_only option.
added additional logging
refactored out a couple new subs.
minor changes: added strictures, warnings, moved 'use' statements to top of code
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
With a DENYSOFT (450) the sender will keep trying to deliver the e-mail.
It makes no sense.
This commit also makes it compatible again with the plugin from before commit:
02912 [rewrote sender_permitted_from]
on files in plugins dir:
fixed a number of POD errors
formatted some # comments into POD
removed bare 1; (these are plugins, not perl modules)
most instances of this were copy/pasted from a previous plugin that had it
removed instances of # vim ts=N ...
they weren't consistent, many didn't match .perltidyrc
on modules that failed perl -c tests, added 'use Qpsmtpd::Constants;'
Conflicts:
plugins/async/check_earlytalker
plugins/async/dns_whitelist_soft
plugins/async/dnsbl
plugins/async/queue/smtp-forward
plugins/async/require_resolvable_fromhost
plugins/async/rhsbl
plugins/async/uribl
plugins/auth/auth_checkpassword
plugins/auth/auth_cvm_unix_local
plugins/auth/auth_flat_file
plugins/auth/auth_ldap_bind
plugins/auth/auth_vpopmail
plugins/auth/auth_vpopmail_sql
plugins/auth/authdeny
plugins/check_badmailfromto
plugins/check_badrcptto_patterns
plugins/check_bogus_bounce
plugins/check_earlytalker
plugins/check_norelay
plugins/check_spamhelo
plugins/connection_time
plugins/dns_whitelist_soft
plugins/dnsbl
plugins/domainkeys
plugins/greylisting
plugins/hosts_allow
plugins/http_config
plugins/logging/adaptive
plugins/logging/apache
plugins/logging/connection_id
plugins/logging/transaction_id
plugins/logging/warn
plugins/milter
plugins/queue/exim-bsmtp
plugins/queue/maildir
plugins/queue/postfix-queue
plugins/queue/smtp-forward
plugins/quit_fortune
plugins/random_error
plugins/rcpt_map
plugins/rcpt_regexp
plugins/relay_only
plugins/require_resolvable_fromhost
plugins/rhsbl
plugins/sender_permitted_from
plugins/spamassassin
plugins/tls
plugins/tls_cert
plugins/uribl
plugins/virus/aveclient
plugins/virus/bitdefender
plugins/virus/clamav
plugins/virus/clamdscan
plugins/virus/hbedv
plugins/virus/kavscanner
plugins/virus/klez_filter
plugins/virus/sophie
plugins/virus/uvscan
Apparently the format of vpopmaild responses has been expanded and the responses
are conditional.
* Replaced the 'sometimes works' eq comparison with a regexp that always works.
* added tests for all 3 vpopmail plugins
* added cram-md5 auth support to auth_vpopmaild.
The mail hook sets a transaction note 'temp_resolver_failed', but the
rcpt hook queried a connection note of the same name (which didn't
exist, of course).
Now it queries the transaction note.
Check recipients from a postfix style map. The valid return codes are of course
qpsmtpd constants. By storing the addresses in a %hash, this is much faster
for fixed addresses than using the rcpt_regexp plugin just with fixed strings.
This plugin handles only one domain per plugin instance. Use the :N suffix for
the plugin if you need several domains mapped.
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.
