On Mon, Nov 14, 2005 at 10:03:01AM -0600, Ken Serrine wrote: > So, my query may just be (rcpt=whatever@...), but others may > need (&(addr=10.0.0.1)(from=pat@...)(rcpt=chris@...)). > But, if one mixes these two into the same directory, then we have to > account for a whole new level of logic. I'm not sure I fully understand the query we can send to a LDAP directory. Would it make sense to have such a greylist.conf: acl ldap rcpt user@... acl greylist default If the recipient matches a acl ldap rcpt line, we query the directory for (from, addr, domain) about user@.... We get whitelist or greylist (or blacklist if I ever finish implementing it), or no match. if we get a match, we have the answer, if we don't, we move to next ACL line. Does that make sense? Then we could also have acl ldap domain, acl ldap addr and acl ldap from clauses. It doesn't seem possible to me to mix multiple clauses on an acl ldap line. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@...
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Re: [milter-greylist] ldap support
2005-11-14 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
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