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Re: [milter-greylist] Re: quiet option

2004-11-24 by Jack L. Stone

At 02:51 PM 11.23.2004 +0000, you wrote:
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>On Tue, Nov 23, 2004 at 08:43:08AM -0600, Jack L. Stone wrote:
>> I agree that it would not be good to "bloat" the code on milter-greylist,
>> but I sure would like to use the "callback" feature. I cannot do that by
>> using milter-sender because it requires a later version of DB than the one
>> already compiled in sendmail-8.12.11 -- which is already compiled in my
>> base system of FBSD-4.10.
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>You can't install two versions of DB at the same time?
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Sure, and I have tried that. However, the milter-sender instructs says:
[...}Note that Sendmail will probably have to be rebuilt to use Berkeley
DB, especially if the library was never installed and/or Sendmail was built
against an older version of Berkeley DB.[...]

So, if not compiled in, sendmail/milters won't use the new DB just merely
installed.

>But if you need the callback function and could not use milter-sender, 
>then what about writing another milter?
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....alas, I don't write code -- not that I wouldn't want to, but it is just
not one of my skills.
Also, I suppose "bloat" can stem from too many milters running -- sort of
winds up at the same place as one bigger milter...??

>> It would be nice to be able to make use of existing DBs like the
>> "/etc/mailaccess" and aliases,etc.
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>Here I agree. It would be nice to get milter-greylist capable of getting
>its whitelist from other sources than than the config file. 
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....yes, this is what I have rooted for if that were possible.

>Such a change should probably await for Remy Card's work on ACL, though. 
>Remy, what's your opinion here?
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Hope Remy is encouraged in this direction.

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>Emmanuel Dreyfus
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Happy trails,
Jack L. Stone

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