<html> <body> <h2>The /etc/mail/aliases file</h2> Each address you list in your honepot file, must also exist as a valid local address. The way you make an address local for made-up addresses is to put an entry in your <i>/etc/mail/aliases</i> file. Consider the following list of honeypot addresses in <b>slow.honey</b>: <code><ul> a@your.domain<br> helen@your.domain<br> gg@your.domain<br> </ul></code> In support of these, you could add the following alias entries to your <i>aliases</i> database: <code><ul> a: /dev/null<br> helen: /dev/null<br> gg: /dev/null<br> </ul></code> These addresses will be accepted as local by sendmail, and will be sent to the <b>slowmilt</b> milter for review. After review, it will be delivered to the black-hole file called <i>/dev/null</i>. </body> </html>
| # | Change | User | Description | Committed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 3998 | bryan_costales |
Brought the whole distribution up to V0.9 Added a huge abount of documentation. Added slowedit find Created startup scripts to launch for testing Fixed numerous bugs. Fixed a few portablity issues. Installed hooks for whitelisting and IP aliases. |