Postby 0riole » Tue Jul 26, 2011 2:23 am
Forgot to add the relevant files using MailScanner (latest) as my milter
----====Begin smtpd.cfg====----
###############################################################################
# SMTP Relay Configuration
# ########################
#
# For details please see Scalix Overview - Security
#
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Relay Configuration
# ###################
#
# EXTENSIONS These extensions will be advertised by the EHLO reply
# DOMAIN_NAME Local host FQDN
# LOCAL_NAMES Local aliases of DOMAIN_NAME
# MAX_HOP_COUNT If the number of Received: header lines in a message sent to
# the relay exceed this number then the message will be
# rejected by the relay. The default value is zero and any
# non-positive value is interpreted as infinity. The default
# value means that no loop detection is done by the relay,
# any loop detection will only be done by sendmail.
# GREETING This is the text after the 220 on the connection
# greeting line some tokens can be used:
# %F - FQDN, %P - protocol, %N program name,
# %V - version, %D date
# LISTEN Comma separated host:port to listen to eg.
# LISTEN=mail.example.com:25,10.100.100.1:smtp
# MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE
# The maximum message size allowed in bytes. Oversized message
# will be rejected with a 552 error. Use 0 for anysize.
# SMTPMILTER Main switch to enable/disable milter support in the Relay using
# TRUE/FALSE. Once enabled, use INPUT_MAIL_FILTER to define
# the actual milter to be used for filtering.
# Note: avoid TRUE if no milter is active to improve performance.
# INPUT_MAIL_FILTER
# Filter message using the specified milter before accepting it.
# Syntax=('<name>', 'S=<socket>, F=<fail>, T=<timeout>') where:
# <name> is milter name
# <socket> is sock name (local or unix socket only)
# <fail> is action if fail to connect milter, default is to
# skip this milter, specify T or R to tempfail message
# <timeout> is 'C:<t>;S:<t>;R:<t>;E:<t> where <t> is timeout
# for Connect, Send, Receive and End-of-message.
# e.g. =('abc', S='local:/tmp/abc, F=T, T=C:5m;S:9s;R:9s;E:5m')
# Note: upto 8 milters can be called in sequence with the
# resultant message content from one milter fed into the next,
# some milter features and protocols may not be supported,
# e.g. quarantine, add extended rcpt and set symbol list.
# MILTER_IGNORE_IP_SENDER
# Sender IP address to ignore when searching for real sender info.
# Specify one literal or wildcarded value per option line, e.g.
# '172.16.0.33' or '172.16.0.*'. The real sender is found when
# it's IP address does not match any entry in the ignore list.
# Note: upto 99 such option lines can be specified.
# MILTER_IGNORE_IP_HEADER
# Format to sscanf() all message headers for real sender info.
# Syntax='<header> %s [%s [%s [%s [%s]]]]' where '%s' are the
# format directives to extract the IP address string from the
# last field - see sscanf() C man page for more details.
# Specify one format specification per option line, e.g.
# 'Received: %s %s %s' if the IP address is in the 3rd word.
# Note: upto 99 such option lines can be specified.
# MAX_CLIENTS The maximum number of client connections allowed per Relay
# (sub)process. This may result in timeout if set too high.
# Default is 6, i.e. upto 6 clients per (sub)process.
# MAX_SUBPROCS The maximum number of Relay subprocesses allowed to run in
# addition to the main process to handle client connections
# on demand. This may result in rejection if set too low.
# Default is 15, i.e. upto 15 subprocesses + 1 main process.
#
###############################################################################
EXTENSIONS=AUTH,DSN,8BITMIME
# Uncomment the following lines to enable the Submission and LMTP listeners
#SUBMIT=ON
#LMTP=ON
###############################################################################
# Catch-all recipients
# ####################
#
# Catch-all recipients are for catching email sent to unknown users, instead
# of non-delivering the email. More than one CATCH line can be used.
#
# CATCH PATTERN RECIPIENT
#
# PATTERN can be:
# user* - any unknown address starting with user
# @domain.com - any unknown address in domain.com
# user*@domain.com - any unknown user starting with user in domain.com
# RECIPIENT
# this is the recipient email address to redirect the email to. It can
# be local or remote, but is subject to any relay rules if remote.
#
# Authentication and Anti-Spamming Measures
# #########################################
#
# Each line is of the form:
# EVENT ACTION PATTERN PATTERN...
# When an event happens the SMTP Relay checks for a matching event/pattern
# sequentially in this file. When it finds the first match, it takes the
# action specified.
#
# ######
# EVENTS
# ######
#
# AUTH_SUCCESS An attempt is made to submit a
# successfully authenticated message.
#
# AUTH_MISMATCH An attempt is made to submit a
# successfully authenticated message but
# the originator name does not match
# the authenticated name.
#
# ANONYMOUS An attempt is made to submit a message
# sent without authentication or after
# failed authentication.
#
# SUBMIT An attempt is made to submit a message from
# the host specified in pattern
#
# RELAY An attempt is made to relay a message through the SMTP Relay
#
# ORIGINATOR An attempt is made to submit a message from a user whose
# email address matches pattern
#
# RECIPIENT An attempt is made to submit a message to a user whose
# email address matches pattern
#
# #######
# ACTIONS
# #######
#
# Accept The message is unconditionally accepted and processed
# normally.
#
# Defer The message is deferred with a 400 code
#
# Discard The message is accepted but then discarded
#
# Header The message is accepted, but an extra header is inserted.
#
# Reject The message is rejected with a 500 code
#
# If Log_ added to the start of an action, then the action is also recorded
# in the SMTP Relay log file.
#
# ########
# PATTERNS
# ########
#
# Hostname Patterns
# - an IP address, eg 123.234.132.231
# - an IP subnet and mask, eg 123.234.200.0/255.255.240.0
# - a hostname, eg bert.loc.co.uk
# - the end of a domain, eg .spammer.net
# - the start of a domain, 123.234.
# - the keyword ALL matches all hosts
# - the keyword LOCAL matches all hosts that do not contain a .
#
# Email Patterns - used by ORIGINATOR and RECIPIENT
# - *@*.spam.net
#
# DNSBL Patterns - These can be used by the SUBMIT EVENT to use DNS black
# list systems (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNSBL )
# - DNSBL,host,reply eg DNSBL,bl.spamcop.net,ALL
#
###############################################################################
SMTPMILTER=TRUE
# NB Authenticated RELAYs are always allowed
RELAY accept 127.0.0.1
RELAY accept 192.168.11.0/255.255.255.0
RELAY accept .chrisbailey.au.com
RELAY Log_Reject ALL
# extra rules added to prevent open relay usage
RECIPIENT Log_Reject *@*@*
RECIPIENT Log_Reject *%*
RECIPIENT Log_Reject *!*
RECIPIENT Log_Reject *#*@*
# set maximum message size allowed (default unlimited)
#MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE=0
# master switch to enable milter support (default off)
#SMTPMILTER=FALSE
# list of milters to call sequentially (default none)
#INPUT_MAIL_FILTER=('CTmilter', 'S=local:~/temp/CTmilter_socket, F=T, T=C:300s;S:10s;R:10s;E:300s')
# list of addresses to ignore for real sender info (default off)
#MILTER_IGNORE_IP_SENDER=<ip>
# list of formats to sscanf() message headers for real sender info
# format to scan 'Received: from domain (host [ip]) ...'
#MILTER_IGNORE_IP_HEADER=Received: %s %s %s %s
# format to scan 'Received: from domain ([ip]) ...'
#MILTER_IGNORE_IP_HEADER=Received: %s %s %s
# format to scan 'Received: from [ip] ...'
#MILTER_IGNORE_IP_HEADER=Received: %s %s
# The following group sets the configuration for the submission listener
# This listener is only active if SUBMIT=ON is above
# By default it binds to port 587
[SUBMIT]
#LISTEN=localhost:587
# Reject all anonymous connections
ANONYMOUS Log_Reject ALL
# The following group sets the configuration for the lmtp listener
# This listener is only active if LMTP=ON is above
[LMTP]
LISTEN=localhost:24
# Use the following line to listen on a unix domain socket
#LISTEN=~/tmp/lmtp.unix
----====End smtpd.cfg====----
