opensmtpd-filter-rspamd: update to 0.1.8 #46426
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Cheers, thanks for the email. It looks straightforward enough, I'd prefer to give it a test run on my server first, though. |
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friendly ping :) OpenSMTPD 7.4.0p0 was released today and will need this to not break the update for users. |
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Hi, sorry, I'm really quite busy so I haven't gotten around to it. In any case, I don't have merge permissions. So if anyone can merge this, don't wait on my accord. |
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This brings in a rather important IMHO security fix: it's possible to crash filter-rspamd by attempting to log in as a user with a "|" character in it. Doing so will also quit opensmtpd since it dies once a filter exits.
Furthermore, this update will also be needed for the next opensmtpd version since it'll bump the protocol version.
I haven't actually run this on void linux, but I'm using it on other systems and the diff is quite small, I don't expect actual breakages.
(edit: I've mailed the maintainer since I don't know their github account)