Benedict White wrote:
> One rule set I maintain for several servers is a list of spammy URLS.
>
> I know there are URL blocklists that can be intergrated into spamassassin.
>
> What I wanted to do was run my own, so I could quickly report bad URL's to it
> and know that all the servers would sco
Benedict White schrieb am Tuesday, den 24. February 2009:
> One rule set I maintain for several servers is a list of spammy URLS.
>
> I know there are URL blocklists that can be intergrated into spamassassin.
>
> What I wanted to do was run my own, so I could quickly report bad URL's to it
> an
hello list,
in my setup i got a problem with wrong "X-Original-To" headers.
i think it is a very common setup: postfix feeding amavis and then
from amavis back to postfix for local delivery (both are newest version).
since i use virtual domains with aliases/fetchall accounts, i set up
postfix t
One rule set I maintain for several servers is a list of spammy URLS.
I know there are URL blocklists that can be intergrated into spamassassin.
What I wanted to do was run my own, so I could quickly report bad URL's to it
and know that all the servers would score it how I wanted.
What I wanted
Noel Jones wrote:-
> Some of the domains linked to are listed in the various
> URIBLs, that helps some of them.
>
> If you're using clamav, the Sanesecurity addon signatures
> catch a lot of these.
> http://www.clamav.net
> http://www.sanesecurity.com/usage.htm
>
>
>-- Noel Jones
>
I am
> --- Original Message ---
> From: lartc
> To: amavis-user
> Sent: 24-Feb-09, 1:26:41
> Subject: [AMaViS-user] max_servers and clam max threads
>
> hi all,
>
> i'm noticing that clam is using large amounts of memory, so i poked
Yes, it tends to do that.
> around in my cfg files and no
Hi
we have installed maia (maia mail guard) with amavisd 2.2.1.
We have this situation.
We have a user in our system called for example: myu...@mydomain.com,
that tries to send mail to externalu...@externaldomain.com.
It send message with a zip file attached that contain an .exe file.
Now our