On Friday, January 26 at 03:57 PM, quoth kbajwa:
Please clear something for me. On this post under the heading "50%
Spam reduction", there has been two suggestions:
(1) Apply a patch by Erwin Hoffman: http://www.fehcom.de/qmail/qmail.html
(2) The same results can be obtained by running something like:
tcpserver 0 25 sh -c "sleep $GREETDELAY; exec qmail-smtpd"
Which one is the preferred method?
There is a difference. The first will disconnect if there is data sent
before the greeting. The second will *not* disconnect if there is data
sent before the greeting. There's also, if I remember right, a
qmail-delay program somewhere on the web that provides the same
service as the first option, just in a more configurable way.
~Kyle
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