Re: user_prefs migration script
> Hey, posted this a few days ago with some questions. Did anyone get it or > is my mailer being stupid? It showed up. Guess nobody commented on it, but it sounds like a neat tool if you are using SQL. Loren
Re: sendmail installation saught
On Sun, 29 May 2005, MC wrote: Kirk D Bailey General Mismanager wrote: I want to use spamassassin with sendmail. Maybe it's buried on the website, but I am not finding instructions on how to use it with sendmail MTA. Can anyone point me at the procedure to do this? You could also go along the MimeDefang path which I find does a pretty good job at integrating alot of features quite easily. A simple solution is to employ spamd/spamc and call spamc from procmail. I use this with a site-wide bayes and dnsbl's in sendmail. Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Randomly generated quote: I took the road less travelled...And fell in a hole.
Re: sendmail installation saught
Kirk D Bailey General Mismanager wrote: I want to use spamassassin with sendmail. Maybe it's buried on the website, but I am not finding instructions on how to use it with sendmail MTA. Can anyone point me at the procedure to do this? You could also go along the MimeDefang path which I find does a pretty good job at integrating alot of features quite easily.
Startup scripts
Has anyone written a new startup script for Slackware? I hacked up a kludge that does the job, but it's not very good. BW
Re: sendmail installation saught
Kirk D Bailey General Mismanager wrote: I want to use spamassassin with sendmail. Maybe it's buried on the website, but I am not finding instructions on how to use it with sendmail MTA. Can anyone point me at the procedure to do this? Spamass-milter. It sits between Sendmail and spamd and does what needs to be done. http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/spamass-milt/ -- Steve
sendmail installation saught
I want to use spamassassin with sendmail. Maybe it's buried on the website, but I am not finding instructions on how to use it with sendmail MTA. Can anyone point me at the procedure to do this? end -Respectfully, Kirk D Bailey, General MisManager HowlerMonkey Email Services Company http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/stat?id=6ZvgFuipBYI&offerid=24136&type=3&subid=0";>Comedy World, Inc. http://ad.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/show?id=6ZvgFuipBYI&bids=24136&type=3&subid=0";> http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/stat?id=6ZvgFuipBYI&offerid=24136.1025&type=4&subid=0";> http://ad.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/show?id=6ZvgFuipBYI&bids=24136.1025&type=4&subid=0";>
NANAS
I know what NANAS is, in fact I report to it nightly, however, my question is at times I've seen a site mentioned that has say 20 NANAS, from where is that information gotten? -- Chris Registered Linux User 283774 http://counter.li.org 16:51:29 up 29 min, 1 user, load average: 0.56, 0.41, 0.36 Mandriva Linux 10.1 Official, kernel 2.6.8.1-12mdk The human mind treats a new idea the way the body treats a strange protein -- it rejects it. -- P. Medawar
Re: user_prefs migration script
On Thu, 26 May 2005, Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote: Hey, posted this a few days ago with some questions. Did anyone get it or is my mailer being stupid? Hey all, I was migrating over to SQL, and I've written a script that allows users to migrate their prefs into (and out of) a SQL database, including some command line switches for root to be able to migrate all users in at once. My code's not the cleanest in the world, but I'm trying. I wrote it as a stub so my existing tools to edit prefs files would still work. I don't know if I've duplicated any effort here, but would anyone be interested in such a script? Should I submit it as a bug report or just provide a link? Do I need to sign away anything if I wanted to "contribute" it to the actual SA base? Please let me know. -Dan Mahoney (www.gushi.org/updateprefs.pl) -- "Station!" -Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey Dan Mahoney Techie, Sysadmin, WebGeek Gushi on efnet/undernet IRC ICQ: 13735144 AIM: LarpGM Site: http://www.gushi.org ---
Re: Comparison of SA and commercial solutions
Steven Dickenson wrote: You might be able to get your security group to take responsibility for it. Many enterprises now consider first-line email servers something of an application-level proxy, particularly first-line servers that handle spam and malware filtering. In these cases, they're usually handled by the security department. I handle the security for the most part. However, it's a decision that's out of my hands. Besides which if things do go wrong I can't take any of the blame for it ;) I would imagine given the choice of an Exchange front-end server vs. a Linux-based SMTP gateway, they'd jump for the later. Absolutely. But the in thing these days is shared calendars. Yes, there is indeed many solutions that can be implemented in Linux but (a) the IT department doesn't have much Linux experience if at all, (b) the users of the shared calendaring system are mainly Windows users running Outlook anyway and (c) the email/communication systems is more of an IT thing than the department that I work for (we manage production systems rather than IT related stuff - the only reason we ended up running the mail system was due to the IT's lack of Linux/mail server experience so many years ago). M.
Re: Spam
Hi! Just to keep up; pictilpict4. com is the multitrade group, who now calls themselves omnicorporation. biz (since every domain with multitrade in its name has been suspended). These guys are *very* good at finding techniques to "beat" both SA and the SpamCop parser, but they don't really seem to even try to hide (i.e. this domain has a brand new name and address, but uses name servers in an old "frozen" domain). Well good, not that good, we added these the last 14 days to SURBL: afreshlbbdb .com aladfala9 .com amarakamar2 .com amuserchjhd .com arofcaro7 .com ashyamashy9 .com avowknavow7 .com balerbclih .com bozomkbozo2 .com bramiadcjlj .com buringfdeg .com buttonhhkmm .com cateelcate3 .com chaldgchal4 .com colagicola5 .com dfj4hsi8n .com diceigdice4 .com dnbfbsqs .com donjmdon4 .com editefedit9 .com elleeielle0 .com emilkjemil1 .com fgbasvbk .com flodimdd .com gainstgledh .com gastmjgast6 .com gealggfme .com ghtnsecn .com gobanbbhnm .com gorbetdcjie .com gruelhgrue2 .com haetndhaet9 .com happycdz .com harknihark7 .com hectoraehmb .com hootercdz .com idlykkfgd .com impynjimpy9 .com japekejape8 .com jujkju1 .com lettielett4 .com liefalkhc .com luxfcadh .com macockmaco4 .com martincdmcg .com murinebglin .com nice2buyhere .com omarfjomar9 .com orangeiagce .com osmousfkdaa .com pawlchpawl5 .com perfmper4 .com pictilpict4 .com quotajquot9 .com racyhiracy0 .com ravishfaknc .com realndreal9 .com reenfgdkl .com retunfsq .com robinggimaa .com rumbumbale .com rumnkrum4 .com samphdsamp2 .com satangkeemk .com sdlhnwkjeb .com sdlkfhnsk .com sdlkfkb4islo .com sexymnsexy7 .com shopofyourdream .com sibbyhaceb .com sixteehbng .com sledanmcd .com snaveljndnb .com sogagmsoga1 .com solesbikje .com solicsol8 .com sophbisoph8 .com stetmlstet6 .com tallddeid .com tatnmtat0 .com thouljthou1 .com tnashbsv .com tnhmsnfb .com tomentkfhlf .com turuntale .com ullifull8 .com wafddiwafd8 .com wagogoifmfa .com wisnjwis7 .com New ones get added daily... Bye, Raymond.
Re: [SARE] Whitelist.cf updated
On Friday, May 27, 2005, 4:13:22 PM, Robert Menschel wrote: > Hello Jeff, > Friday, May 27, 2005, 1:06:46 AM, you wrote: JC>> On Thursday, May 26, 2005, 5:58:02 PM, Robert Menschel wrote: JC 2. Would they be appropriate to whitelist (i.e. exclude from JC listing) in SURBLs? >>> Unlikely, since the web sites mentioned in the emails are rarely the >>> same as the From address or routing server. However, the primary web >>> sites within those emails might be good candidates for the SURBL >>> whitelist. >>> Bob Menschel JC>> Fair enough. You don't happen to have a list of those JC>> corresponding websites do you? :-) > Not readily handy, but if you can find me a few extra hours :-), I can > scan my corpus and put together a partial list. > Bob Menschel > (and no, this holiday weekend doesn't count -- I'll be back at the > office for a network change at 9:00 tonight, spending 4 hours > Sat/Sun on an A/P archival program, another 4 on Sunday for G/L and > physical inventories, and preparing Monday for major changes to our > credit authorization system) No rush, but if you can get them sometime that would be great! :-) Jeff C. -- Jeff Chan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.surbl.org/
Re: Spam
On Friday, May 27, 2005, 4:35:33 PM, Robert Menschel wrote: > Other than that, I see one intended URL, which is obfuscated such that > SA doesn't yet recognize it as a URL. If it had, I suspect we'd also > see a SURBL report in there. The domain in the URI: pictilpict4 .com is currently listed in 4 or 5 SURBLs. In versions of SA where this message would be parsed correctly, the URI gets detected. Jeff C. -- Jeff Chan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.surbl.org/
Re: open source blocklist
On Friday, May 27, 2005, 7:39:44 PM, List List wrote: > Anyone know of a open source project which can create and > manage an email blacklist and also run using qmail, rblsmtpd > and even SpamAssassin rules. Most people use rbldnsd to serve up a local RBL zone file. rbldnsd takes essentially plain text as input: http://www.corpit.ru/mjt/rbldnsd.html Jeff C. -- Jeff Chan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.surbl.org/
