Hi amel,
You can use httpS://your_server/cluebringer/ to manage Cluebringer.
There're some differences between Cluebringer and Policyd-1.8:
*) No per-user or per-domain greylisting control in Cluebringer. You can only restrict sender IP address or IP range.
*) No sender blacklist in Cluebringer. You can blacklist sender with sender IP address/range, sender email address, sender domain.
*) No email address or domain based whitelist in Cluebringer. Only sender IP address.
Addition thoughts:
*) According to Cluebringer source code repository activity, looks like it's not under active development in 2013, and still no stable release of 2.1.x branch:
http://devlabs.linuxassist.net/projects … repository
*) SQL structure in Cluebringer is not as much visualized as Policyd-1.8. Just check their documents, you will find the differences:
- Policyd-1.8: http://policyd.sourceforge.net/readme.html
- Cluebringer: http://wiki.policyd.org/
I personally like SQL structure of Policyd-1.8, it's simple, easy to understand, easy to manage.
*) Not every Linux/BSD distributions ship the latest Cluebringer (2.0.x), of course no 2.1.x too.
Maybe we should achieve some features in iRedAPD? e.g. grey/white/blacklisting, per-user white/blackilst, etc. Let me know your honest opinions.