If you have five ten marked as trusted, it will automatically delete
messages under connection filtering.

White List is *only* for content filtering, and has no bearing on connection
filtering.  If you want the mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to bypass
connection filtering, the IP range must be placed in the trusted IP address
section.

Unless I don't understand your question/problem.

Tom
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 7:52 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Imail NIC issue


| Hello Tom,
|
| Wednesday, August 6, 2003, 7:47:26 AM, you wrote:
|
| TP> Is it being filtered because of connection filtering?  If so, it must
be
| TP> placed in the trusted IPs, as the white list only takes care of
content
| TP> filtering.
|
| TP> Tom
| TP> ----- Original Message ----- 
| TP> From: "Peter Lowish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| TP> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| TP> Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 6:26 AM
| TP> Subject: [IMail Forum] Imail 8 + spam
|
|
| TP> |
| TP> | A problem with a client having email sent from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| TP> |
| TP> | I have that address in the servers white list and it is activated
| TP> |
| TP> | How come it is still being deleted?
| TP> |
| TP> | Regards
| TP> | Peter
| TP> |
| TP> |
| TP> |
| TP> | Our logs found this
| TP> |
| TP> | 20030805 050120 127.0.0.1       SMTPD (006002FA) [192.168.0.100]
connect
| TP> | 63.231.195.113 port 3070
| TP> | 20030805 050120 127.0.0.1       SMTPD (006002FA) [63.231.195.113]
HELO
| TP> | mpls-qmqp-02.inet.qwest.net
| TP> | 20030805 050120 127.0.0.1       SMTPD (006002FA) [63.231.195.113]
MAIL
| TP> | FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| TP> | 20030805 050120 127.0.0.1       SMTPD (006002FA) [63.231.195.113]
RCPT
| TP> | TO:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| TP> | 20030805 050121 127.0.0.1       SMTPD (006002FA) [63.231.195.113]
| TP> | C:\IMail\spool\D9160006002fa22da.SMD 2147
| TP> | 20030805 050121 127.0.0.1       SMTPD (006002FA) performing antispam
| TP> checks
| TP> |
| TP> | Then it goes to the spam area and our spamlog say this
| TP> |
| TP> | 08:05 05:01 SMTPD(006002FA) [00002048] <www.ouraddress.com>
BLACKLIST:
| TP> | connecting to service (spamhaus:*:sbl.spamhaus.org)
| TP> | 08:05 05:01 SMTPD(006002FA) [00002048] <www.ouraddress.com>
BLACKLIST:
| TP> | 63.231.195.113 was not found on list (spamhaus:*:sbl.spamhaus.org)
| TP> | 08:05 05:01 SMTPD(006002FA) [00002048] <www.ouraddress.com>
BLACKLIST:
| TP> | connecting to service (fiveten:*:blackholes.five-ten-sg.com)
| TP> | 08:05 05:01 SMTPD(006002FA) [00002048] <www.ouraddress.com>
BLACKLIST:
| TP> | 63.231.195.113 was found on list
(fiveten:*:blackholes.five-ten-sg.com)
| TP> | 08:05 05:01 SMTPD(006002FA) [00002048] <www.ouraddress.com> message
failed
| TP> | check <fiveten> which was marked as trusted, deleting
| TP> |
| TP> |
| TP> | fiveten:*:blackholes.five-ten-sg.com says this
| TP> |
| TP> | IP address 63.231.195.113 is listed here as qwest.net spam-support.
Please
| TP> | note that the following comments apply to qwest.net since
63.231.195.113
| TP> | seems to be owned or controlled by them.
| TP> |
| TP> |  This does NOT mean that we ever received spam from 63.231.195.113.
It
| TP> just
| TP> | means that the upstream owner of that address block (which seems to
be
| TP> | qwest.net) is listed here for spam support. That upstream needs to
resolve
| TP> | the below issues.
| TP> |
| TP> | "added 2002-08-11; spam support - hosting giantrewards/intervolved
on
| TP> | 216.150.221.* and 66.77.33.143"
| TP> | "added 2002-09-10; spam support - hosting blastdirect.com on
| TP> | net-63-236-75-0-1"
| TP> | "added 2002-09-11; spam support - see
| TP> | spamhaus.org/sbl/listings.lasso?isp=qwest.net&-nothing=Search"
| TP> | "added 2002-12-05; spam support - hosting freedom-technologies.net,
see
| TP> | spews.org/html/S807.html"
| TP> | "added 2003-06-17; spam support - hosting www2.epcparts.com on
| TP> 65.119.10.65"
| TP> | "added 2003-07-20; spam support - hosting kohls.com spammer"
| TP> | "added 2003-07-30; spam support - see
| TP> | spamhaus.org/SBL/sbl.lasso?query=SBL9622"
| TP> |
| TP> |
| TP> | If some mail server is rejecting your email based on the above
listing,
| TP> ask
| TP> | them to either whitelist your address or to stop using this list. I
don't
| TP> | know who is using blackholes.five-ten-sg.com to block email - it is
my
| TP> | personal list used to protect my personal mail servers (and my
clients). I
| TP> | make it public so that anyone who has mail rejected here can find
out why
| TP> it
| TP> | was rejected.
| TP> |
| TP> | You might want to search on Google in news.admin.net-abuse.* for
| TP> qwest.net.
| TP> | You might consider moving to a provider whose ip packets are more
| TP> acceptable
| TP> | to the rest of the internet.
| TP> |
| TP> |
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| TP> | Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
| Has anyone one had any mysterious problems with Imail v.8 blamed on the
elusive 'NIC'
| problem.  We're still having some issues with 7.15 that Ipswitch
| blamed on the NICs (even though we did everything they told us).  I
| haven't seen it mentioned here in a while and didn't know if they
| secretly took care of this issue in v.8.
|
|
| -- 
| Best regards,
|  David                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
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