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Honeypot mode #41

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MTRNord opened this issue Sep 14, 2022 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #42
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Honeypot mode #41

MTRNord opened this issue Sep 14, 2022 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #42
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MTRNord commented Sep 14, 2022

This is more a "cool to have" feature to add along the way and should be a compiletime flag.

Basically I receive lots of spam on my test instance. I was wondering if I can safely accept this.

The differences needed would be:

  • It should pretend to accept stuff and behave like an open relay
  • It should fully not compile the sending parts of the server to make sure this doesnt actually send emails ever.
  • It should send things to rspamd
  • It should log the content and requests to a file format on disk
  • It should generate a list of shasums to check if we got it before.
    • The sum must be only over the body
    • If it is seen multiple times we record the target address among the previous attempt
  • We should record the rspamd result
  • We should auto commit new files to git
  • We should have a way to send undetected things to rspamd to make sure they have learned this.
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