dear sir
i managed to install exim with spamassassin and the main task is to drop message which get certain spam score..
and also i was managed to use in the exim configurarion...something called exim_access_list...which basically a net-lsearch line if the ip exists in that file it will be blocked from acl_smtp_connect in the exim.cf
now my idea is...instead of using spamd in earch messages...is there a way that do the following
that when a message detected as a spam it automatically update the ip address into the file exim_access_list, even through external perl script
so the next time i recieve spam from the same source it can be blocked from the connection time...and hence reduce the processing of the message???
thanks for fast reply
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Hello,
Peter Bowyer writes:
> On 13/08/07, Marc Perkel <marc@???> wrote:
>> Using this line in my connect ACL:
>>
>> discard condition ${if eq{$interface_address}{127.0.0.8}}
>
> Can you achieve what you want with 'deny' instead? Does this work better?
I agree, I use something very similar to this in my HELO section with no
problems at all using the deny clause.
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