I'd kinda been hoping that the #OpenBSD folks would create something like OpenIMAP similar to #OpenSMTPD which I appreciate. Ah well.
Fortunately, my Dovecot install isn't very fancy, so at least for my concerns, the recently-dropped features are largely a non-issue. But it's an action that has trust repercussions so it's worth poking at some other options.
@stefano @h3artbl33d @ltning @sborrill yeah I run Dovecot on my #OpenBSD mail server (with #opensmtpd of course). Will be dreading the 2.4 "upgrade" unless I can find something better.
I read that book while travelling to EuroBSDcon. Totally alleviated my pains - by realizing how much I like #OpenSMTPD
Meta ignores RFC 2920; can't send mail to servers running #OpenSMTPD https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=174990790228139&w=2
BREAKING
: #Meta discovers the wonders of #RFCs, but #ZuckMail still can't find its way to #OpenSMTPD servers!
Who knew that ignoring decades-old email protocols could lead to such groundbreaking failure?
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=174990790228139&w=2 #EmailProtocols #TechNews #HackerNews #ngated
Meta ignores RFC 2920; ZuckMail can't send mail to servers running OpenSMTPD
Open SMTPd v7.7.0p0 has been released!
#SMTP #OpenSMTPd #OpenSource #POSIX #programming #BSD #freeBSD #ghostBSD #openBSD #Linux
#OpenBSD 7.7 has been released (#BSD / #NetBSD / #386BSD / #Unix / #LibreSSL / #OpenSSH / #OpenBGPD / #OpenSMTPD / #OpenNTPD / #OpenIKED / #rpkiClient / #mandoc) https://openbsd.org/
Oh, the #nostalgia of procmail! But fret not, #OpenSMTPD and #Maildrop are here to rock your inbox with their synchronized dance moves you won't care about. Because, clearly, getting modern tools to work together is rocket science.
http://blog.whenhen.com/posts/opensmtpd-and-maildrop-working-in-concert.html #procmail #emailtools #moderntech #HackerNews #ngated
OpenSMTPD and Maildrop working in concert
http://blog.whenhen.com/posts/opensmtpd-and-maildrop-working-in-concert.html
I've released an SPF filter for OpenSMTPD: https://netsend.nl/opensmtpd-filter-spf/
Printing the top 10 envelope from sender domains that were caught in the spamtrap:
$ cut -f4 /var/spamtrap/trapped.tsv | cut -d@ -f2 | awk '{ a[$1] += 1 } END { for (d in a) { print a[d], d } }' | sort -rn | head -10
125 bondistar.de
80 tusale.pro
62 finsellster.com.es
25 mediamakers24.com
22 teeterm.store
20 mossane.store
9 novaresting.de
8 kvk.nl
7 info.coinb.com
6 coopunes.pro
Just had a huge fight with #OpenSMTPD about lmtp rcpt-to not expanding my aliases. I had to remove the rcpt-to but we made up and we’re in love again.
This could potentially be a bug. I don’t understand enough about mail to affirm that it’s a bug though.
Working on another #systemd hardening profile: OpenSMTPD
https://linux-audit.com/systemd/hardening-profiles/opensmtpd/
Are you running #opensmtpd and got a little bit of time to test? Let's get this thing known to more #sysadmin and help them secure their #Linux systems
Caught 52 spam messages in the last four days using a couple of spam traps.
earlier today I cut a release for (almost) all the #OpenSMTPD tables since some files were missing in the distribution tarballs.
If you encountered issues building them before from the provided tarball, please try again