Postoffice is a simple SMTP mail server and clientwritten with spam blocking in mind. It provides agreylist to slow down the rate of incoming spam,and can be configured to do antivirus checking onincoming mail either via the sendmail milterprotocol or a traditional hard-coded AV program.Postoffice can be configured to deliver mail toaccounts inside vm-pop3d-style virtual domains,and it can further be enabled to support AUTHLOGIN for people inside virtual domains, so theycan use postoffice as a mail forwarder whenreplying to mail. Postoffice accepts (and ignores)many of the same command line options that arepassed to sendmail, and it comes with the usualcrop of sendmail compatable aliases; runq, mailq,newaliases, and sendmail.License: BSD License (original)Changes:
This release adds no features except for a better chance of compiling without complaint if CC="gcc -Wall".
RAZOR-AGENTS(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation RAZOR-AGENTS(1)NAME
Razor-Agents - Collection of files for checking, reporting, and revoking spam
DESCRIPTION
Vipul's Razor is a distributed, collaborative, spam detection, reporting, and filtering network. The primary focus of the system is to
identify and remove all email spam from the internet. Visit the website at http://razor.sourceforge.net/.
USAGE
First a razorhome directory should be created where log, conf, and cached server information will live. This is done via "-create" option
to razor-admin(1). See man page for details.
You can immediately check spam using razor-check(1). See man page for details.
To report spam, an identity must be registered. This is done via "-register" option to razor-admin(1). After that, razor-report(1) and
razor-revoke(1) will work flawlessly.
CONFIGURATION
All Razor-Agents share a configuration file. The contents of the configuration file are detailed in the razor-agent.conf(5) manpage.
Config file is computed before razorhome, in the following order:
-conf=/path/file.conf used if readable, else
<home>/.razor/razor-agent.conf used if readable, else
/etc/razor/razor-agent.conf used if readable, else
all defaults are used.
To see configuration defaults, do
razor-admin -create -conf=/tmp/razor2-defaults.conf
RAZORHOME
All Razor-Agents also share a razorhome directory, where identity, logging, and cached information about servers is stored. Razorhome is
computed after configuration file, in the following order.
-home=/tmp/razor/ used if readable, else
'razorhome' from configuration file used if readable, else
<home>/.razor/ used if readable, else
<home>/.razor/ is created. if that fails,
no razorhome.
NOTE: If there is no razorhome, razor-report and razor-revoke will
not work unless you specify -ident=/path/identity
razor-check will still work.
FILES
Besides those listed at the end with their own manpages, Razor Agents also has the following files.
razorhome/identity
Usually a symlink to identity file containing user+pass. Used by razor-report(1) and razor-revoke(1).
razorhome/razor-agent.log
Default log file. To change, edit razor-agent.conf(5).
razorhome/servers.*.lst
Cached list of Razor Servers. If more than one, they are ordered by closest ping time.
razorhome/server.<name>.lst
Cached info for <name> server. The "srl" key in this file is compared against the server greeting, and if server's is greater, new
cache info is retrieved from the server.
EXAMPLES
razor-check -d -debuglevel=9 mbox
Checks spam in mbox. prints numbers for those found to be spam. -d logs to stdout, -debuglevel=9 is verbose logging
razor-admin -create -home=/home/chad/.razor -d -s
Creates razorhome in /home/chad/.razor, log to stdout, does not connect to server (-s simulate).
razor-report spam -debuglevel=0
sends spam to server, with no log msgs.
AUTHORS
Vipul Ved Prakash, <mail@vipul.net> and Chad Norwood <chad@samo.org>
SEE ALSO razor-agent.conf(5), razor-check(1), razor-admin(1), razor-report(1), razor-revoke(1), razor-whitelist(5)perl v5.12.1 2004-12-03 RAZOR-AGENTS(1)