Debian 12 & keyhelp [SOLVED]

[Tobi]

Kann ich heute und am Wochenende ganz normal Debian 12 als Grundlage nehmen?
Oder doch lieber noch 11?

[Alexander]

Can you explain what you mean with 'Grundlage'?

I will turn off the update of 23.2 today at around 16:00 o'clock until next Wednesday, when i activate it again.
So you wont be able to install Debian 12 with KeyHelp until Wednesday.

[Tobi]

Sorry!
i forgot we are in the english section.

I prefer Debian over Ubuntu and i have to install two servers this weekend.
I dont care if i use Debian11 or 12.

i just wanted to avoid any trouble while installing.

So what is the preferred Debian Version regarding the KeyHelp installer?

[Tobi]

Can you explain what you mean with 'Grundlage'?

I will turn off the update of 23.2 today at around 16:00 o'clock until next Wednesday, when i activate it again.
So you wont be able to install Debian 12 with KeyHelp until Wednesday.

THX

[Tobi]

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Thank you anyway for your quick answer.
Have a nice weekend!

[ADG1]

Have a look here: System Status -> Rspamd Web Interface

[ADG1]

[Alexander]

Before I start guessing, can you send me the login data to your server, so I can have a look?

[ADG1]

Hi, pn for you

[Alexander]

Thanks for reporting. I have found the issue and fixed it on your server.

This is caused by a bug, when letting KeyHelp rewrite its /etc/apache2/keyhelp/keyhelp.conf file (e.g. via keyhelp-toolbox)
It will pick the wrong template for this configuration file.

I will create a proper forum post in a couple of minutes, a fix and update the release files.

EDIT: The post can be found here: viewtopic.php?t=12687

[ADG1]

Thank you

[jcolideles]

Have a look here: System Status -> Rspamd Web Interface

ahh that's where it is thank you. it's working.

[amarc]

@Alexander what would be proper location to do own rspamd customisation ? I see in local.d/* it says "do not edit". override.d/* I guess ?

Tnx

[Alexander]

Hello,

override.d/ would be the appropriate directory.

[amarc]

Just had time to again test install and play some more with Debian 12 version.

Too bad you missed how extensible Rspamd is @Alexander . For example I see you completely removed "Spam filter Black/White list" under Settings>Configuration>Email server.

That could easily be done with Multimap module but with nice UI to maintain this. I tend not to do anything via Rspamd Web interface, specially do not want to give clients to mess with it.

Example config could look like:

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BLACKLIST_SENDER_DOMAIN {
      type = "from";
      filter = "email:domain";
      map = "$LOCAL_CONFDIR/local.d/domain_bl.map.inc";
      action = "reject";
  }

or similar for "whitelist" but not with action = "accept" but maybe just lowering score:

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WHITELIST_SENDER_DOMAIN {
      type = "from";
      filter = "email:domain";
      map = "$LOCAL_CONFDIR/local.d/domain_wl.map.inc";
      score = -15.0
  }