Re: pre-announce: acceptutils patch
"J. Lewis Muir" <[email protected]> Wed, 24 Oct 2018 06:47:14 -0500
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On Sat, Oct 20, 2018, at 12:07 PM, Amitai Schleier wrote:
> I can finally say with confidence that acceptutils will ship this week.
> If you're so inclined, now's a great time to give me feedback of any
> kind on <URL:https://schmonz.com/qmail/acceptutils>: the documentation,
> the design, the config file format (find "these rules" in page and click
> to expand), or anything else.
Hello, Amitai!
Looks great! Thank you for writing acceptutils! I'm very interested in
using it and your other patches!
Feedback:
* The before-and-after diagram is excellent, but it's not immediately
clear to me what the colored-border-with-white-background ovals mean.
I initially thought the red border meant "setuid root," but then I
wasn't sure what an orange or green border would mean compared to an
orange or green background.
* It would be helpful to have documentation on the config file format.
But I assume that's what you're writing, or you're holding off on
writing it until you're fairly confident the format won't change.
Feedback beyond acceptutils:
* I would love it if you documented some common best-practice setups
for real-world scenarios. This would be great for acceptutils, but I
really mean it as something that would put all, or a sensible subset
of, your patches together into a working setup. I'd love something
like, "here's a nice setup for a small office," or "here's a nice
setup for running your own mail server" that shows your patches put
together into a sensible and secure setup.
* It would also be really nice if I knew an easy way to get all your
patches. You do mention some of your pkgsrc packages at
https://schmonz.com/qmail/
but it would be cool if you added a note for each patch saying it was
included in pkgsrc package foo by default or as an option.
Thanks again!
Lewis