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1. SPP_FILTER_#_DEF
DEF envars are defined as:
- "type:pathname"
where "type" is one of:
ip list of IP addresses
from list of from/sender email addresses
regexfrom list of regular expressions to match with from/sender addrs
rcpt list of destination/rcptto email addresses
regexrcpt list of regular expressions to match with dest/rcptto addrs- and pathname is the full filename of a text file with one record per line. Comments start with '#' in the text files.
CDB hash files (http://cr.yp.to/cdb.html) are automatically generated for
- all but regular expression files.
CDB generation is triggered
- if it appears that the source text file is newer than the accompanying CDB file or if a CDB file does not exist.
The "qmaild" user must have write access to the directory containing the file.
The regular expressions are of the POSIX Extended Regular Expression regex(3) format and are case-insensitive.
2. Example envars:
SPP_FILTER_1_DEF="ip:/var/qmail/control/whitelist_ips"
SPP_FILTER_1_CMD="A,SSPP_FILTER_WHITELISTEDIP_MATCHED=1"
SPP_FILTER_2_DEF="regexrcpt:/var/qmail/control/whitelist_regex_rcpts"
SPP_FILTER_2_CMD="A,HSPP-Filter-Match: send-filter-def"
SPP_FILTER_3_DEF="regexfrom:/var/qmail/control/blacklist_regex_senders"
SPP_FILTER_3_CMD="E550 Blacklisted!"
SPP_FILTER_4_DEF="rcpt:/var/qmail/control/whitelist_rcpts"
SPP_FILTER_4_CMD="A"
SPP_FILTER_5_DEF="from:/var/qmail/control/whitelist_senders"
SPP_FILTER_5_CMD="A"
SPP_FILTER_6_DEF="from:/var/qmail/control/blacklist_senders"
SPP_FILTER_6_CMD="E550 Blacklisted!"
SPP_FILTER_NOMATCH_CMD="SSPP_FILTER_FOUND_NO_MATCH=1"