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Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:35:10 -0500
From: john@csplan9.rit.edu
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Subject: Re: [9fans] dealing with spam
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>> 2.  If I update /mail/lib/blocked, do I have to restart smtpd in order
>> to get the changes?
>>
>> 3.  What's the best way to restart smtpd?
>
> smtpd is not a daemon.  smtpd is started from listen.
> so what you do is ... nothing.

Looks like I just wasn't thinking about how listen works. This makes sense.

>
>> 1.  What do I need to do in order to drop nupas into my system?
>
> 1.  copy /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/src/nupas to your system.
> at coraid, this source lives at /sys/src/cmd/upas.
> 2.  "mk install". this will install into /$objtype/bin/nupas by default.
> there's a stub mkfile (mkupas) at the top level that you can edit to
> install it elsewhere.
> 3.  take a look at the files in nupas/bits.  you'll want to update
> validatesender.
>
> i went to a lot of trouble to be as compatable as possible with the
> old system.  so there's this wild theory that everything should
> "just work".  ☺
>
> - erik

If nupas gets installed to /$objtype/bin/nupas, what files will I need
to update to make sure everything uses nupas rather than the old
upas? I'm assuming stuff in the listen scripts, any references in my
profile, but anything else?

Thanks


John Floren