> yepp, i noticed when checking the various archives. no idea where i
got
> the current file from but i've changed the content of "denysmtp.txt"
to
> the IP-blacklist from http://www.whitehat.ch/bogon/bogon-ips.html and
added the
> bogon-ips from there to denyalways.txt and everything seems to wor
Try 2.0.0_14.11 or higher!
Thomas
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[Assp-test] Broken relay operation
OK - here's what I see now using telnet. First, connecting directly to
the ASSP
ASSP chokes on some more advanced LDAP queries - if I make the change,
then re-start ASSP, it terminates on startup with a perl error. An example:
(&(|(ou:dn:=Users)(ou:dn:=Aliases))(|(mail=EMAILADDRESS)(mailalias=EMAILADDRESS)))
As far as I know, this is a valid LDAP query. Do I have to escap
OK - here's what I see now using telnet. First, connecting directly to
the ASSP relayport via telnet:
r...@mailserver:/etc/postfix# telnet 192.168.0.10 225
Trying 192.168.0.10...
Connected to 192.168.0.10.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 Postfix-ASSP.amfeslan.local ESMTP Postfix (Ubuntu)
helo abc.
Is there an option I need to turn on to see relay connections in the
logfile? When I connect to the relayport, I currently see nothing in
the logfile.
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The "conversation" that takes place from the mailhost, through ASSP, to
the relayhost - other than adding headers, does ASSP modify anything
else? Does it change the SMTP stream in any manner?
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Steve Thompson wrote:
> If so, anyone have any ideas of a good IP block list?
>
Ever try using http://www.spamhaus.org/drop/drop.lasso
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Daniel L. Miller wrote:
> why
> would having the mailserver send to relayPort, and relayHost
> point to the relayhost, result in an error?
>
> My mailserver log shows ... rejected "DATA": "250 2.1.5 Ok"
Did you check to make sure that your relayhost allows ASSP's IP Address
to relay? Maybe it
> as already mentioned
OOPS! Just saw that one. Nevermind
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Steve Thompson-10 wrote:
> If so, anyone have any ideas of a good IP block list?
as already mentioned (see
http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Latest-builds-not-starting-on-WinXP-Pro-box-p22358954.html
) i switched to the bogon-ips (denyalways.txt) and the ip-blacklist
(denysmtp.txt) from http://www.whi
>
> The file was from my site. (18 monthes ago).
I am assuming that this file is way outdated now, correct?
If so, anyone have any ideas of a good IP block list?
TIA
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Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> denysmtp.txt is NOT part of the 1.5.1 package
yepp, i noticed when checking the various archives. no idea where i got the
current file from but i've changed the content of "denysmtp.txt" to the
IP-blacklist from http://www.whitehat.ch/bogon/bogon-ips.html and added the
b
Daniel L. Miller wrote:
> I really thought I understood these, but apparently not. I'm trying to
> setup a new version 2 installation. I'm trying to setup ASSP with (I
> believe) the recommended configuration - local clients talk to
> mailserver, mailserver relays to ASSP, ASSP relays to outbo
GrayHat schreibt:
>nope, got those files and neither of those had such a screwed
>format nor those entries
The file was from my site. (18 monthes ago). The format is well
supported. (hyphenated range without hyphen).
The double space is strange, but there was a bug some time ago in
Windows envir
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schreibt:
>
>Amazing...
>
>I would *never* let *anything* on my server without knowing where it
>came from and what its purpose was.
>
>I think you have a more serious problem you need to deal with than
>your
>ASP problem.
He got it from my site. And we found a bug
> I take that back, it was posted on Fritz's download page
nope, got those files and neither of those had such a screwed
format nor those entries; again, looks like a cache file or a pb
one which got copied over the "blocking list"... now don't ask
me how it happened
>
> Amazing...
>
> I would *never* let *anything* on my server without knowing where it
> came from and what its purpose was.
>
> I think you have a more serious problem you need to deal with than your
> ASP problem.
>
I take that back, it was posted on Fritz's download page a while back when
On 3/5/2009 1:00 PM, Steve Thompson wrote:
>> Also, I can't understand WHERE you got that file from, it wasn't
>> one of the files distributed with ASSP and sounds like it was just
>> extracted from one of the "penalty box" lists... hmmm
> I can't remember when I got that from, but I certainly did
>
> Also, I can't understand WHERE you got that file
> from, it wasn't one of the files distributed with ASSP
> and sounds like it was just extracted from one of
> the "penalty box" lists... hmmm
>
I can't remember when I got that from, but I certainly didn't make it.
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> I have attached the file that is causing the errors.
Heck, that's quite much screwed, the IPs should be
one on each line, and optionally with a CIDR mask,
in your case you have more IPs on the same line
and a lot of intermixed blank lines :(
Also, I can't understand WHERE you got that file
fr
Hi!
For LDAP lookup from ASSP work as need ( i.e."apply invalid address
rejected" ) for inbound external e-mail for not exist local recipients,
in ASSP 2.0.0 (11.13) and later version need remove/disable this line:
==
$this->{islocalmailaddress}=localmail($h) unless $this->{islocalmailaddress
Daniel L. Miller wrote:
I really thought I understood these, but apparently not. I'm
> trying to setup a new version 2 installation. I'm trying to
> setup ASSP with (I
> believe) the recommended configuration - local clients talk
> to mailserver, mailserver relays to ASSP, ASSP relays to
> ou
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schreibt:
>maybe someone can drop a link to a working files/denysmtp.txt
denysmtp.txt is NOT part of the 1.5.1 package.
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GrayHat wrote:
> that assp is on windows... I saw such an issue in some previous
> versions, upon startup assp got somewhat "stuck" eating up CPU
> but apparently doing nothing, and, after a while it eventually died
> in my case just killing the process and restarting it did the trick, at
> any r
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