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El lun, 23-02-2015 a las 14:49 +0100, Laurent RAYSSIGUIER escribió:
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Hello,<BR>
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Hi Laurent,<BR>
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I’m a brand new valvula user.<BR>
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I’m interessed by mod_tucket module that I found here : <A HREF="http://www.aspl.es/valvula/html/valvulad_mod_ticket.html">http://www.aspl.es/valvula/html/valvulad_mod_ticket.html</A><BR>
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Ok,<BR>
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I’ve installed valvula, and I think it works J<BR>
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root@smtpmailing1:~# valvulad-mgr.py -o<BR>
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Module: mod-ticket<BR>
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root@smtpmailing1:~# valvulad-mgr.py -l<BR>
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Listen: 127.0.0.1:3579<BR>
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Mod: mod-ticket<BR>
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I have added valvula to postfix with this command line :<BR>
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valvulad-mgr.py -c smtpd_data_restrictions 3579 first<BR>
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I’ve restarted postfix ….. and now ??<BR>
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Ok,<BR>
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How can I tell parameters to valvula ?<BR>
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I can’t find doc about it.<BR>
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Uhmn..I'll update documentation to fix this. For now, use the following notes:<BR>
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1) First, you'll have to create the set of plans to apply to your sending users. For that,<BR>
connect to the valvula database and insert them like:<BR>
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mysql> INSERT INTO ticket_plan (name, description, total_limit, day_limit, month_limit) VALUES ('You plan name', 'description', 100000, 3000, 10000)<BR>
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2) Now, with that plan created, create a rule that binds this plan to a sending sasl user<BR>
like this:<BR>
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mysql> INSERT INTO domain_ticket (sasl_user, valid_until, ticket_plan_id) VALUES (<A HREF="mailto:'test@limited.com">'test@limited.com</A>', -1, plan_id)<BR>
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...where plan_id is the id inside ticket_plan table and -1 is that you are making this rule to have no limit in<BR>
time, allowing the user to consume without time ilmit. Otherwise, place there an unix stamp epoch indicating when<BR>
that user should be blocked even through there's still quota available.<BR>
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...and that's all. <BR>
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You don't have to restart valvula after including modifications or updates into the MySQL database. Valvula<BR>
will notice that this is available on the next incoming request to be checked.<BR>
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Have you a web site explaining parametrers or database structure for this module ?<BR>
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Not for now. I'll update the module with these notes. <BR>
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Best Regards,<BR>
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Thanks.<BR>
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Best regards<BR>
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Laurent<BR>
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