I thought we could have a page for questions and discussions before we lift things over to the faq. — tyskjohan 2006/02/06 08:44

When asking questions here (or on the mailing list), particularily when reporting errors, remember the five golden questions:

1. What version of qpsmtpd? CVS? Release?
2. What did you do?
3. What did you expect to happen?
4. What happened?
5. What do the logs say?

Without this information, it is hard to answer questions, and you may not get an answer at all.

I was wondering if anybody has played around with qpsmtdp as a spam trap. I get a lot of spam attempts to silly addresses like errorstousername@almqvist.net and deliveredtousername@almqvist.net that are obviously results of braindead header parsing; and I know any message to these addresses is complete spam so I'd like to blacklist the sender's IP and feed the message to spamassassin -r or at least to sa-learn –spam. But to do so, I'd have to accept the message…