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time you update your ports collection, before attempting any port |
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time you update your ports collection, before attempting any port |
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upgrades. |
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upgrades. |
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AFFECTS: users of mail/dcc-dccd |
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AUTHOR: ehaupt@FreeBSD.org |
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The midnight dccm and dccifd system log message has been changed to disclose |
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spam passed from whiteclnt-listed MX servers. MX servers should now be listed |
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in /var/dcc/whiteclnt with lines like: |
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mx ip 10.2.3.4 |
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mx ip 10.5.6.0/28 |
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mxdcc ip 10.7.8.9 |
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"MX" marks the IP address of one of your mail systems that should be ignored |
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in initial Received: headers and when reported by sendmail to dccm. "MXDCC" |
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marks IP addresss of your mail systems that run DCC clients and that will have |
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already reported mail to the DCC. Continue using "OK" whitelist entries for |
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mail systems that you trust to never send or forward unsolicited bulk email. |
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Allow custom DNS blacklist SMTP rejection messages. See -Bset:rej-msg=X in the |
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dccifd and dccm man pages. |
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20060111: |
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AFFECTS: users of multimedia/lxdvdrip |
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AFFECTS: users of multimedia/lxdvdrip |
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AUTHOR: lioux@FreeBSD.org |
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AUTHOR: lioux@FreeBSD.org |