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updated config published.
2003-11-24 15:23:47 UTC in spfilter
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The limit of /15 has been set to limit the effects of typos.
But that /8 probably wont go away anytime soon, an updated
spfilter-config.xml has been published now.
2003-08-16 15:59:33 UTC in spfilter
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the code compiled with perl2exe is very slow, and it gets
worse if more than 32mb ram allocated by the script.
do yourself a favour and install ActivePerl.
This works out-of-the-box with spfilter (at least last time i
tried...) and you simply fetch the update from time to time.
2003-08-16 15:54:45 UTC in spfilter
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thanks for the notification, its now changed to:
${WGET} "${URL_PUBKEY}" >${PUBKEY}.tmp ||
(echo "fetching ${PUBKEY} failed"; exit 1)
grep -a -v '<' ${PUBKEY}.tmp >${PUBKEY} && rm
${PUBKEY}.tmp
will be published in a few days.
the target 'verify-spfilter' also needs some fixing, should
extract the signed...
2003-01-13 19:10:57 UTC in spfilter
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Thank you for the patch.
The changes have been applied and will be published in 1..2
days.
Except the following line which would prevent any messages
above level #0 even if run with --verbose and --debug:
return() if($level && $level>0);
But you really should manually check the output of spfilter
from time to time, blind mode not...
2002-12-16 22:20:46 UTC in spfilter
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no patch attached here...
I assume the problem was with the key 'include', cause I
remember removing those trailing /g's over the weekend.
Should work now, just run 'make update' ;)
2002-10-28 15:40:19 UTC in spfilter
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Getopt::Long unfortunately does not work as expected.
Argument '-z...' now also gets processed through &_parseOpt
() which splits the value at the /=/ if one exists. Ugly hack ;)
--zone=... should work now (untested), but stick to the single-
char variants in scripts.
2002-10-28 15:34:52 UTC in spfilter
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spfilter tries to tell the sender why the mail gets rejected.
Its the only way to educate customers about their rogue isp,
and put some pressure on them. I believe thats the right thing
(tinrt).
This is not a bounce but an extended '550 ...' response to
MAIL FROM or RCPT TO, typical size ~40 bytes.
The example as shown by you will only intercept...
2002-08-17 16:36:59 UTC in spfilter
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Done.
- New keys 'maxlength' and 'commentchar' added.
- Format name 'bind_localhost' changed to 'bind'
- To create the dnsbl-in-a-box use:
$SPFILTER -f bind,tinydns -z dnsbl.example.com:11.22.33.44
btw: other nameservers dont have such artifical limits but the
response must always fit into one udp-packet of 512 bytes.
Tinydns truncates the response at...
2002-08-15 01:30:39 UTC in spfilter
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Thanks for the feedback.
The aggregation of multiple lists will create some rather long
lines.
Its simple to add a key 'maxlength' to the format definition
and cut off the string at that point, if I only would know how
much txt bind swallows with ~200'000 records.
There are plans for optimized output with the text only from
the first match, and...
2002-08-08 21:20:43 UTC in spfilter
