Milter-greylist

At 10:20 AM 7.28.2004 +0000, Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote:
>On Tue, Jul 27, 2004 at 09:00:04PM -0500, Jack L. Stone wrote:
>> >If anyone is interested, I wrote a milter that does an access-list on
>> >recipients. A bit like the recipient blacklist of sendmail, except that
>> >it supports regex.
>(snip)
>> Please count me as being VERY interested. I really like the "milter"
>> approach in order to catch the bad stuff as close to the front door (MTA)
>> as possible.
>
>Here it is, "as-is" after 4 hours of work, to get just what I want:
>
>ftp://ftp.espci.fr/pub/milter-rcptfilter/milter-rcptfilter-0.5.tgz
>SHA1 (milter-rcptfilter-0.5.tgz) = bd45295e07cb38099926cfebc25badbe9b1492f9
>
>In a world where I could fork myself, I'd use that as a base to make
>milter-acl, which would enable filtering with strings or regex on 
>connexion IP, connexion DNS, helo string, envelope from, envelope recipient, 
>header or body. It could have rule grouping, and a quick keyword to pass
>through the next rules, 
>
>I imagine an access file like this, a la ipfilter:
>
>reject quick helo "^192\.0\.2\.1" message "Hello string should be your
FQDN, not my IP"
>reject /^TVqQAAMAAAA/ message "No win32 bins here" head 100
>accept rcpt "precautious.user@example;com" group 100
>accept rcpt "another.user@example;com" group 100
>tempfail quick ip "192.0.240.1" message "I know you are an evil spammer so
I'll always tempfail you just to waste your mail queues"
>
>But I have no time to work on that. 
>
>-- 
>Emmanuel Dreyfus

Thanks, Emmanuel. I'll start playing with this one. Appreciate your work!

Best regards,
Jack L. Stone,
Administrator

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