On 10/07/2023 20:01, Slavko via mailop wrote:
Sources are on github, any one can see that. It adds 3,5 score by default, while relative high, not significant itself and requires other marks. 3,5 is not enough to mark message as SPAM even with default thresholds, on my site 10 is required for that.
Actually, it adds 3.5 *by scope*. And it has 3 scopes: url, email and dkim. Which eventually sum up to 10.5... You would reject our messages.
SEM_URIBL (7) [example.com:url,example.com:email] SEM_URIBL (10.5) [example.com:url,example.com:email,example.com:dkim]
Anyway, if this RBL is really as bad, it is not worth to use it and would be great to get evidence from others too.
Sure. I can't believe, like Jarland said, that SEM would tag domains so simply!
By the way, as expected, we got listed again :-( Some "evidences":
Received: from dltrngr.net ([240e:390:5d03:af1f:215:383:da23:52d]) by spameatingmonkey (spamtrap) with SMTP id 11AEBA66-904E-4BEB-A4AF-C03AF2E0B406.1 envelope-from <redacted>; Tue, 11 Jul 2023 05:42:16 +0000
Received: from zqxd.com ([240e:390:5d03:978f:215:329:2a23:52d]) by spameatingmonkey (spamtrap) with SMTP id 22458D54-2F08-4D56-A805-4A5EBF576198.1 envelope-from <redacted>; Tue, 11 Jul 2023 03:45:24 +0000
Received: from uveuqmfh.org ([240e:390:5d03:95cc:215:3bb:623:52d]) by spameatingmonkey (spamtrap) with SMTP id AE4E9276-6718-4FDB-8CCB-C578F1F7F76A.1 envelope-from <redacted>; Tue, 11 Jul 2023 02:13:54 +0000
If somebody from SEM is reading this, it would be easy for him/her to find out the domain I'm talking about. And maybe help us to understand what SEM is doing?
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