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OpenSMTPD: plenty of news

21 August 2012·1517 words·8 mins

It’s been over a month since my last post but I have an excuse: I was super busy, then I was super on vacation … but I’m back again ;-)

g2k12: OpenBSD hackathon - part II

15 July 2012·926 words·5 mins

Yesterday, I came back from Budapest and was too tired to write anything, but here’s a quick summary of all the features that have been implemented with regard to OpenSMTPD by Eric, Charles and I.

g2k12: OpenBSD hackathon

9 July 2012·904 words·5 mins

Yesterday, after nearly missing my plane by 5 minutes, I finally managed to make it to Budapest for g2k12, the OpenBSD general hackathon. While this is not my first hackathon, this is the first general one with many hackers working on all kinds of subsystems ranging from ports to network and kernel.

OpenSMTPD: development, bug tracker & GitHub

19 June 2012·547 words·3 mins

It’s been a while since my last post about OpenSMTPD. I don’t know what Eric and Charles have been up to, I was quite busy with my daytime job and couldn’t really spend much time on the hobby ;-)

OpenSMTPD REST queue

6 June 2012·1180 words·6 mins

This is the first post of a series to illustrate and describe a “proof of concept” code by Charles, Eric and I. I will describe the features as they are implemented.

OpenSMTPD: src-address maps and spamhaus

17 May 2012·387 words·2 mins

First of all, I’d like to “thank” The Spamhaus project which forced me into hacking this feature in a hurry. See, I rent a server at online.

OpenSMTPD relay maps & new url syntax

14 May 2012·462 words·3 mins

When we first started working on OpenSMTPD, we planned for future features but we did not necessarily start integrating them right away as the goal was to bootstrap the project first with basic features.

OpenSMTPD, map_compare() and K_NETADDR

13 May 2012·557 words·3 mins

Ok, I already posted about the new SQLite map_backend earlier today but it turns out that I’ve been very productive, and it was worth another post ;-)

OpenSMTPD meets SQLite

12 May 2012·332 words·2 mins

During the r2k12 hackathon in Paris, Marc Espie committed SQLite to OpenBSD’s base system. This has the side effect that OpenSMTPD can start using it and while we agreed that we did not want it as a strong dependency, the various backends API allow us to make it a soft dependency that can be removed without breaking the daemon if someone really does not want SQLite linked.

Some OpenSMTPD news

9 May 2012·391 words·2 mins

It’s been a whiiiiiiile since my last OpenSMTPD related post. Time to break the slacking, blog-wise. Unlike what would appear from the outside, there’s been a lot of activity, discussions and planning, I’ll address some here and will discuss it further soon.

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