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→List recent emails & sending IP
"`\tTXT: \" ; echo -e \"`dig +short txt " ip[4] "." ip[3] "." ip[2] "." ip[1] "." DNSBL "`\""}' |bash | grep 127\.0</nowiki>
"`\tTXT: \" ; echo -e \"`dig +short txt " ip[4] "." ip[3] "." ip[2] "." ip[1] "." DNSBL "`\""}' |bash | grep 127\.0</nowiki>
===List Recent Emails with sending IP===
This command will list recently received emails and the IP address of the host that delivered them to your server.
(I plan to expand this into a script I can run to mark email after it has been received if the sending server has been freshly listed in a DNSBL service.)
<nowiki>DAYS=1; echo -n "Days of email to scan [$DAYS]: "; read NEWDAYS; \
find /home/e-smith/files/users -name *$(config getprop SystemName):* -ctime -$DAYS -exec egrep -H "^Received:\ from\ " "{}" \; |\
grep -v "192.168.1." |\
egrep "HELO|EHLO" |\
awk -F"[():]" '{ print $1 "\t" $7}'
</nowiki>
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