I'd especially appreciate feedback from large sites using spamd to
protect SMTP. I've been running this version of spamd on my own
mail server and the OpenBSD mailing list server so I'm quite confident
in it, but more data points are always good.
- todd
Oh I like this Todd.. nice.
On Fri, Jan 9, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Todd C. Miller
wrote:
> spamd stores the IP addr/mask in a union that can hold either ipv4
> or ipv6. This simplifies the data structures but means that ipv4
> addrs/masks take up 4x as much space as they need to. This can
> be an issu
spamd stores the IP addr/mask in a union that can hold either ipv4
or ipv6. This simplifies the data structures but means that ipv4
addrs/masks take up 4x as much space as they need to. This can
be an issue with very large blacklists, like we use on the
mailing list server. It also means spamd c
