Re: Qmail-Scanner and RBL Reject ?

At 6:47 +0200 26-04-2009, Phibee Network Operation Center wrote:
>Hi
>
>i am search a small information:
>
>     I use actually a front end qmail server without qmail-scanner
>but with rbldnsd direct reject. This server sent after the mail at
>a SpamAssassin/Qmail/Qmail6Scanner server for spam detection.
>
>     With this solution, my first qmail close the connection before see
>mail from: / rcpt to:  (normal ..)
>
>     All of my Qmail6Scanner use the QS st patch (thanks for this patch)
>
>
>     I want know if it's possible:
>        - QMail don't use Rbldns (answer yes, i know the process for this)
>        - Qmail-scanner scan the email and if the IP of sender are into the
>        rbl, use the function of St patch "SPAM-DELETE" (only one Rbl scan
>        no virus or spam scan)
>        - Write into the mailstat.csv all information
>
>Thanks for your help
>jerome

Hi

I don't know why you want to do this, one very good thing of rbl is 
that it saves bandwidth because it rejects the message before the 
helo/ehlo command. But anyway, the answer is that you need to patch 
qmail-scanner-st, it shouldn't be difficult, have a look at the file 
rbl_scanner in the contrib directory, modify it just to check for 
'$remote_smtp_ip' (after it has been set) aginst the RBLs of your 
choice. At the end of the routine call reject_email (if the rbl check 
ws positive) with the exit_string (useful if you have 
custom-error-patch) and the proper exit_code. The reject_email 
(2.06st) routine will log to mailstat.cvs (if log_details is 
configured).

Regards

ST

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