Hello,
I'm in need of a regular express so that if HELO of sender starts with
"static-host" and ends with ".link.net.pk", ASSP should consider it a
valid HELO (i.e. static-host210-2-181-7.link.net.pk). So, what line of
RE should i enter in validFormatHeloRe?
Thank you.
ASSP rocks :)
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M. Wase
> > is there a way to disable SPF Checking for some servers (by IP or
> > RegEx)?. Some users receive forwarded mails and they get blocked
> > because of SPF failures. The servers don't seem to support SRS
> > anymore.
> noSPFRe - Skip SPF Processing Regex
Yes, that's what I know. I use 1.3.
Mirko Scholz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there a way to disable SPF Checking for some servers (by IP or
> RegEx)?. Some users receive forwarded mails and they get blocked
> because of SPF failures. The servers don't seem to support SRS
> anymore.
>
> Kind regards,
> Mirko
>
noSPFRe - Skip SPF Processin
Hi,
is there a way to disable SPF Checking for some servers (by IP or
RegEx)?. Some users receive forwarded mails and they get blocked
because of SPF failures. The servers don't seem to support SRS
anymore.
Kind regards,
Mirko
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GrayHat wrote:
> Right; now, to create different "buckets" and have different "filtering
> rules" one may add PopFile on the backend side (client) of the mail
> (possibly adding a spam probability header as well); at this point the
> popfile will kick in allowing each mailbox owner to define his/
> Hmm, but a lot of people including myself are using "testmode" and
> "spamlover" to get the spam-mails tagged rather than blocked. A lot
> of MTAs have the ability to put such tagged mails into a spam-folder
> per user. Tagging may also include special mime-headers like
> "X-Spam-Status:yes".
