Re: mailfront on IPv6 ?

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On Sat, May 21, 2011 at 10:32:51PM -0400, John R. Levine wrote:
> There's an IPv6 set of patches to tcpserver from about 2002 that seems to=
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> work OK, and a TCP session is the same on v6 as it is on v4, but the=20
> environment variables are different.

All mailfront plugins that would use ucspi-based environment variables
detect the protocol in use and pick up the right prefix.  I would still
appreciate hearing what actually happens, though.  The add-received
plugin is probably a particularly useful test case.

> Also, I have some additional modules that people are welcome to if you=20
> want.  There's one for DCC, the distributed bulk counting package, one fo=
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> spamassassin that's a little cleverer than Bruce's, one that logs the mai=
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> envelopes in a mysql database, and one that does greylisting, via UDP=20
> queries to a small daemon written in perl.

I'm definitely interested in DCC and what is more clever in the
SpamAssassin plugin, for inclusion in the main package.  The MySQL
logging plugin seems a little too specialized for general inclusion
(though if there is demand I'll add it).  Greylisting is interesting to
many too, so I could add that as well, though I don't particularly like
the idea.

> I slightly modified the CVM plugin to remember the controlling username=
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> after a qmail lookup, and use that in the dcc and spamassassin plugins so=
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> it uses the appropriate per-user config.

After a qmail lookup, or a CVM lookup?  It sounds useful, though.

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Bruce Guenter <[email protected]>                http://untroubled.org/

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