We've been monitoring the MN-COMBO test (multiple tests failed) for the past
2 months.

Most are failing INV-URIBL and SNIFFER; but some only failing one of them
(either SNIFFER or INV-URIBL) but will fail DSBL/CBL/ROUTING/MXRATE.  We've
noticed that all the emails that we've monitored with the MN-COMBO that are
spam; have multiple country hops.  This is what we want to catch.  Deleting
based just on MN-COMBO will delete some false positives.  But detecting our
MN-COMBO test and then filtering the country hops will eliminate the false
positives as they all originate outside of USA and/or start in USA then
bounce to another country, then back to USA.

Does anyone know (Darrell); if the %COUNTRYCHAIN% can be passed to an
external program?  I've thought of developing an EXE that does this final
scan after MN-COMBO is tested.

TIA,
Erik


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Just to second this - I have seen a large amount of customers also farm out 
filtering to companies like big fish which scan the mail in oversea's 
countries. 

Darrell
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Scott Fisher writes: 

> I think this would do it in two filters:
> filter 1:
> SKIPIFWEIGHT 100
> TESTSFAILED END NOTCONTAINS MN-COMBO
> COUNTRIES   100  NOTCONTAINS US 
> 
> filter 2:
> SKIPIFWEIGHT 100
> TESTSFAILED END NOTCONTAINS MN-COMBO
> TESTSFAILED END CONTAINS filter1
> COUNTRIES END STARTSWITH US
> COUNTRIES 100 CONTAINS US
> 
> I'd be careful. Lots of US subsidaries are owned by a foreign company 
> and
> have their mail server overseas.
> Also watch out for these special country codes: (which can belong to valid

> servers):
> #
> #  Special Codes
> #
> *1 Multi-Regional
> *2 Europe
> *3 North America
> *4 Central/South America
> *5 Pacific Rim
> *A ARIN Unlisted (North America/South Africa)
> *B Public Data Network
> *E RIPE Unlisted (Europe, North Africa, Middle East)
> *I Private IP
> *L Loopback
> *M Multicast
> *P APNIC Unlisted (Asia Pacific)
> *R IANA Reserved
> *U Unknown 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <Declude.JunkMail@declude.com>
> Sent: Friday, September 16, 2005 12:45 PM
> Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Help in creating a Filter
> 
> 
>> Could someone help me in creating a filter?
>> 
>> I need something to this effect.  Can this be done in one filter?
>> 
>>  
>> 
>> If WEIGHT = 100 or Higher then END
>> 
>> If TESTFAILED CONTAINS "MN-COMBO" Then
>>   If CountryChain NOTCONTAINS "UNITED STATES" Then
>>      Then DELETE (triggers the filter - return 100 as weight)
>>     End If
>> 
>>   If CountryChain CONTAINS "UNITED STATES->destination" Then
>>      'Email is probably good (return zero)
>>     Else
>>      DELETE (triggers the filter - return 100 as weight)
>>     End If
>> 
>> End If
>> 
>> Thanks!
>> Erik
>> 
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