Milter-greylist

Hi

A few new features in the CVS version, that will be in upcoming 3.1.4

1) When using URL checks in ACL, you can now send arbitrary sendmail
macros. Here is an example syntax:

urlcheck "http://www.example.net/filter.php?r=%r+d=%M{daemon_name}" 5

And %M{daemon_name} will be substituted by {daemon_name} value.


2) Custom logs. It's now possible to monitor milter-greylist activity
with a custom log format. You can choose where the output is sent (file
or external command), and the output format. If you have this in
greylist.conf:
stat ">>/var/log/milter-greylist.log" "%T{%T}    %i:%s:%f:%S\n"

On each mail, this will give you a line like this in
milter-greylist.log:
10:08:04    192.0.2.16:spammer@...:postmaster@...:reject

Another example, to send the data to the local7 facility of syslog,
using the external command logger:
stat "|logger -p local7.info" "%i:%s:%f:%S\n" 

Substitutions are the sames as in URL checks (%i becomes sender IP, %s
becomes sender e-mail, %r becomes recipient, and so on). A few nifty
additions:

%T{format} is substituted by strftime(3) time format. So %T{%F %T} gives
you a date/time in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS 
%S is substituted by the action milter-greylist chose: accept, tempfail
or reject
%A is substituted by the line number of the ACL that caused the decision

I implemented that to make statistic gathering easier. I hope it will
fullfil everybody's needs. Feel free to ask if you need another
substitution, that should not be very difficult to add.

-- 
Emmanuel Dreyfus
http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz
manu@...