2014-02-10 by Bruncsak, Attila
... At least on Tru64 this is in the man page of sleep (3): In a multi-threaded environment, the sleep() function is redefined so that only the calling thread
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2014-02-10 by jimklimov@cos.ru
Well, according to manpages, sched_yield() does not provide for a delay value. And according to many sources, sleep() should only act on its thread, not the
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2014-02-10 by Jim Klimov
... Hmmm, thanks I ll take a look (hopefully tonight)
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2014-02-10 by manu@...
... I understand that sleep(3) will put the whole process to sleep, which makes the milter unable to process other requests from sendmail. sched_yield(3) seems
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2014-02-10 by Jim Klimov
... I also found that if p0fsock is enabled, the filter is called - even if there are no p0f ACLs requiring that. Moreover, this filter is called at the
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2014-02-10 by Jim Klimov
... Also some fixes/improvements were desired on the milter-greylist side. I attached here the following: * in the debug logs, don t just state the p0f query
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2014-02-10 by manu@...
Here is milter-greylist-4.5.10 http://ftp.espci.fr/pub/milter-greylist/milter-greylist-4.5.10.tgz MD5 (milter-greylist-4.5.10.tgz) =
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2014-02-09 by Jim Klimov
Hello all, FYI: for milter-greylist users who (want to) use p0f fingerprinting and run under a Solaris-based OS. Over the past year I ve applied assorted
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2014-02-03 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... Sure it would be interesting. You could make the thing more flexible by allowing regex and subnet masks to be specified as tuple member from an ACL action
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2014-02-03 by Jim Klimov
Hello all, I was asked if milter-greylist can (like SQLGrey allegedly can) build greylisting filter by triplets IP/rcpt/sender first, but after whitelisting a
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2013-12-06 by Jim Klimov
... It is a poll with a 250 msec timeout, as can be seen in p0f.c:874 function live_event_loop() - the code calls poll(), then interprets its results and acts
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2013-12-06 by manu@...
... How is it implemented in p0f code? select(2) or poll(2) loop? Perhaps there is something wrong with the timeout? -- Emmanuel Dreyfus
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2013-12-05 by Jim Klimov
... FWIW, I added this check to p0f.c:979 and it worked for me: if (i
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2013-12-05 by Jim Klimov
Hello all, This is a question about p0f, since I can t seem to contact its author, and I hoped someone in the milter-greylist community has any experience with
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2013-10-30 by manu@...
... Sure. One day someone will write a CLI tool to explore and change the database using this way. ... Everything is stored in RAM, it should be fast. --
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2013-10-30 by Jonathan Siegle
... If you have a sync address, is it OK to telnet to the port to do the delete? Also, how expensive is it to do mass deletes? I have 148 thousand entries this
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2013-10-30 by manu@...
... You can stop miler-greylist, and remove the line from the database file (it is text format). You can also set up an ACL to do it, using the flushaddr
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2013-10-29 by lists-yahoogroups@localguru.de
Hi, how do I remove single entries from the database? Cheers Marcus
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2013-10-15 by Jonathan Siegle
... I ve been looking at flushaddr to solve this problem. The notation would look like: acl blacklist dnsrbl PSU BLACKLIST msg You are on the PSU blacklist.
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2013-10-15 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... It is in CVS now. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@netbsd.org
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2013-10-15 by Bruncsak, Attila
... Thanks for the help. Here are the patches. Is it possible to include them into the next development release please? ... +++ configure.ac 2013-10-15
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2013-10-14 by manu@...
... README has a simple example: ldapconf ldapi:// ldaps://ldap.example.net ldapcheck mytest ldap://ldap.example.net/o=example?whitelist?sub?mail=%r racl
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2013-10-13 by Matthias Scheler
... Yes, I told the maintainers in 2009 (two thousand and nine) about this problem. I ve even included the necessary patch. Unfortunately it took them until
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2013-10-13 by Johann Klasek
Hi MG-folks! I just want to note, that if someone is using milter-greylist in conjunction with libspf2 and is thinking about to turn on IPv6 support, the
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2013-10-13 by Jim Klimov
... Is it all described in manpage/readme, or is there anything you would add (or rephrase as a how-to) for ldap-based setups of milter-greylist done nearly
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2013-10-13 by manu@...
... I have been using LDAP-stored per-user filtering settings for years, it works very well. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
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2013-10-13 by Jim Klimov
Hello all, Our typical configuration involves a number of files (pieces of greylist.conf which are compiled into the actual config file) which include static
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2013-10-13 by Jim Klimov
Hello all, Currently my MTAs call various filtering routines in such an order that DNS RBL lookup is performed by the MTA, and hosts which are not instantly
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2013-10-09 by manu@...
... I think I missed that one. ... Keep it simple, we just need to build the thing. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
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2013-10-09 by Jim Klimov
... I see this is already in CVS :) ... unlike the fix for res_state or my recent fix (preferably the longer one) for the undef-macros in configure.ac. As for
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2013-10-09 by Bruncsak, Attila
... It all compiles fine with just a warning: milter-greylist.c:36:8: warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive
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2013-10-09 by manu@...
... use in this function) ... only once ... Please add in milter-greylist.c: #ifndef PACKAGE_URL #define PACKAGE_URL #endif PACKAGE_URL after #include
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2013-10-09 by Bruncsak, Attila
... Actually looking at the code it is valid the PACKAGE_URL not to be defined. It is the code in the milter-greylist.c which should be prepared to properly
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2013-10-09 by Bruncsak, Attila
... I do not have defined. Actually this is what I have in it: /* Packaging metadata: distro contact */ /* #undef PACKAGE_URL */
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2013-10-08 by Jim Klimov
Weirder and weirder... can you look if this macro is defined (and is not ultimately undefined without redefinition) in the config.h which should be generated
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2013-10-08 by Bruncsak, Attila
... Both the two patches are seemingly fine, I got cleanly the configure script with no errors. I could run nicely the configure script too. On the other hand
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2013-10-08 by Jim Klimov
... Right, my bad, I did see that earlier but forgot :- Did you try today s patch? Did it help? HTH, //Jim
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2013-10-08 by Bruncsak, Attila
... If you look at this thread earlier my problem was just the missing res_state type. Manu has suggested to make a configure check for that with autoconf.
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2013-10-08 by Jim Klimov
Sorry about all the inconvenience, see if this replacement definition (place into configure.ac:94) would help you? m4_define([__AC_UNDEFINE],[echo #ifdef $1
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2013-10-08 by Jim Klimov
... While this is a pretty old version too (hey, 5 years), and might be said to be the distribution s problem, I do agree now that it is a problem indeed. I ll
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2013-10-08 by Bruncsak, Attila
... So I went ahead and installed now on CentOS release 6 the autoconf package for testing. Its version is: autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.63 Copyright (C) 2008
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2013-10-08 by Jim Klimov
... Mine on Solaris 10 was installed ages ago (from SunFreeWare ports when they were still open), and is barely newer than yours: $ autoconf --version autoconf
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2013-10-08 by Bruncsak, Attila
... Sorry, CentOS 5 release.
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2013-10-08 by Bruncsak, Attila
... No, I do not have if defined. My autoconf is actually the latest in the CentOS 6 production release. Version information: autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.59
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2013-10-08 by manu@...
... Do you have it defined in a file there? grep -r _AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED /usr/share/autoconf/autoconf/ -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz
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2013-10-07 by Jim Klimov
... Forgot to add, that as a one-off solution, the modern definitions of autoconf in general or that routine in particular may be copy-pasted into your
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2013-10-07 by Jim Klimov
... Possibly, there are several correct answers. On one hand, I may have been wrong to have used a private(?) - underscored - interface. I am not an autoconf
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2013-10-07 by Bruncsak, Attila
... Well, before adding the line AC_CHECK_TYPE(res_state) to the configure.ac I tested how the autoconf behaves. When running autoconf (no modification
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2013-10-03 by Manuel Badzong
Hi again, since I mentioned mopher yesterday I guess it makes sense to forward the whole announcement, just in case more people are interested. In a nutshell:
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2013-10-02 by Manuel Badzong
Hi Jim A few years ago I patched milter-greylist to support spamassassin. But because I had similar requirements like the ones you just posted I finally
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