Hi Thomas,
The sending IP has to be in acceptAllMail
We added sending IP (10.0.0.10) on the slave ASSP in acceptAllMail.
BlockReportRequests and requests to resend blocked mail are processed now,
but something still seems to be wrong here.
Let's see the maillog.
BlockReportRequest on the
Running 1.9.2.0(1.0.05) and assp as a daemon for 8+ days on a Debian
squeeze. No more memory leaks. Problem seems fixed or at least reduced a
lot. Anyone can confirm that?
Looking at my munin stats I see an underlying problem. Sometimes my server
max out Maximum Sessions (I set that to 60) and in
Hi all,
changed in assp 2.1.2 build 11362:
- New ASSP_OCR.pm plugin version 2.01 is available
- better MSWin32 support
- selectable maximum OCR tasks
- enhancedOriginIPDetect is moved from hidden variables to the GUI
'enhancedOriginIPDetect','Do an Enhanced Origin IP Address Detection in
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established connections that stay for 5 days (default for Debian and
other *nix systems
Connections must be kept open for 5 days? I do not believe that.
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Lowering that limit, not keeping track or other tweaks not solve the
issue
that assp should properly manage and close estabilished connections.
Maybe I do not understand correctly what you are saying.
ASSP does not close
Paul Farrow wrote:
How can I confirm that ASSP version 2 is using the ClamAV daemon. I
Under Linux:
Dec-28-11 14:38:39 m1-01119-09488 [Worker_1] 10.0.0.12
emailaddresshere to: jus...@somedomain.com ClamAV: scanned 27673 bytes
in local message - OK
Doug
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Ben Franklin quote:
Those
Or go to some site like http://www.gfi.com/emailsecuritytest/ and send
test email(s)
On 12/28/2011 3:33 PM, Paul Farrow wrote:
Hi
How can I confirm that ASSP version 2 is using the ClamAV daemon. I
have set up the clamavd to use socket 3310 and I have made sure the
socket file is created.
Paul Farrow wrote:
I guess I must have something wrong as I don't have that line in the
log file.
Under my /etc/clamav/clamd.conf:
LocalSocket /var/run/clamav/clamd.ctl
In ASSP:
Logging, Enable ClamAV logging (ScanLog)
I have set to verbose
Port or file socket for ClamAV
Ah that's the kitty. I didn't have the scanLog configuration set so it
was actually scanning but not logging it. I did look for a variable to
log AV scanning but my eyes were looking for something called AV... so
that's why I didn't catch it.
Thanks again Doug, I am pleased I have that
Interesting, currently ASSP and ClamAV has detected one viral email
from GFI, the rest of the mails are currently being delayed. Is so nice
to see software just work.
Thanks to Thomas and the rest of the ASSP gang that made it so great.
Paul
On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:45:23 -0400, Tim Jacob
Paul Farrow wrote:
nteresting, currently ASSP and ClamAV has detected one viral email
You may want to look into the SaneSecurity signatures for ClamAV. They
pull out a ton of garbage.
http://www.sanesecurity.com/
Doug
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Those who would give up Essential Liberty to
Ah thanks very much will deffo look at those.
Paul
On Wed, 28 Dec 2011 16:49:09 -0500, Doug Lytle wrote:
Paul Farrow wrote:
nteresting, currently ASSP and ClamAV has detected one viral email
You may want to look into the SaneSecurity signatures for ClamAV.
They
pull out a ton of
1.9.2.2(1.0.01) (Perl 5.008008)
Had a port attack today that virtually shut down assp. I was able to block
the IP on the firewall to stop for now. Could assp do an autoblock? Did
anyone else see this today? Gary
Dec-28-11 12:03:48 Connected: 217.35.84.82:4410;
Dec-28-11 12:03:48 Limiting total
Hi!
How can I confirm that ASSP version 2 is using the ClamAV daemon.
I send in an email with an attachment
attachment
^ !
Are You using ASSP_AFC Plugin?
This plugin is an addon to the default attachment- and ClamAV- engine of ASSP
. . . \Plugins\ASSP_ARC.pm exist? Last
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1.9.2.2(1.0.01) (Perl 5.008008)
Had a port attack today that virtually shut down assp. I was able to
block
the IP on the firewall to stop for now. Could assp do an autoblock?
Did
anyone else see this today? Gary
Dec-28-11
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