Hi all,
I've just signed up to this list.
I know that this topic has been discussed before (I've searched the
archives for "Greylisting"), but there's FAR too many posts for me to
sift through to find the answer I'm after.
I'm following the details on this website
(http://www.georglutz.de/wiki
Tim Lyth a écrit :
> In the quick start guide, step 5.2 states to run "anydbm_import.py
> ...". Unfortunately, my Debian system doesn't appear to have this
> script, nor can I find any debian packages which have this script in
> them either.
From the web site you mention (the lines just befor
Bah, my bad.
Was late at night and I was tired and wasn't looking in the right place
for the file.
Cheers.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tim Lyth a écrit :
>
>> In the quick start guide, step 5.2 states to run "anydbm_import.py
>> ...". Unfortunately, my Debian system doesn't appear to have th
:D:D:D:D
Thanks for the pointers to look in the folder.
Followed the rest of the instructions and my MX now greylists.
Goodbye spam (hopefully).
Cheers,
Tim Lyth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tim Lyth a écrit :
>
>> In the quick start guide, step 5.2 states to run "anydbm_import.py
>> ...". U
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Tim Lyth wrote:
> Thanks for the pointers to look in the folder.
> Followed the rest of the instructions and my MX now greylists.
>
> Goodbye spam (hopefully).
I'm sure many of us would appreciate it if you'd update the list in the
future on how well
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Jeff Jansen wrote:
> I'd love to hear first-hand from someone using courier how effective it
> really was.
SPF + Greylisting allows me to avoid spamassassin and other solutions based on
content-scanning.
That, plus a good MUA is all my servers and
Jeff Jansen wrote:
> I'm sure many of us would appreciate it if you'd update the list in the
> future on how well this works at preventing spam. (At least I know I
> would.) I've seen mixed reviews about the efficacy of greylisting, and
> I'd love to hear first-hand from someone using courier how
Tim Lyth wrote:
> I'm following the details on this website
> (http://www.georglutz.de/wiki/CourierServer#Greylisting) to set up
> greylisting on my courier-mta server.
>
The "greylist" filter included with pythonfilter is actually newer than
the one on Georg's site. I incorporated most of
Hi Jeff.
Am Montag, 24. September 2007 schrieb Jeff Jansen:
> I'm sure many of us would appreciate it if you'd update the list in the
> future on how well this works at preventing spam. (At least I know I
> would.) I've seen mixed reviews about the efficacy of greylisting, and
> I'd love to hear
I would like to express my sincere thanks to Gordon for putting together
and maintaining courier-pythonfilter. I use more than just the
greylisting feature and it is a "must have" add-on. I don't know how
Sam and Gordon feel about this, but it would be really nice to have it
included in the m
So far:
8 unique spammers GL'd (GreyListed), a 9th got past but was rated 28.7
by SA.
1 of the 8th spammers has been firewalled - trying a DoS-style attack
(250~260 SMTP connections between when greylisting was activated and
when I firewalled them off) - greylisting started at 11:49, Sept 24,
Hi All.
Nearly 60 hours since I activated greylisting.
The stats so far:
195 SMTP connections told to go away due to greylisting, of which 168
were told to come back in 5 minutes, the rest were MTA's retrying too soon.
83 unique IP addresses have been greylisted, 76 told to come back in 5mins.
I second you completely Nathan.
After reading all the excellent experiences with greylisting I decided
to give it a try. I have already set up a clamav/sa gateway on courier
years ago but the souvenir I keep from this install is rather gory...
I used gordon's pythonfilter, set it up in an incredi
1 week with greylisting.
Two spam email have been persistent enough to get through the
greylisting - SA scored one as 4.7 and let it through (required 5.0),
the other was 28.7 and got caught.
Without checking the log files to find out how many connection attempts
and what not as I have in previ
On 2007-09-24 07:44, Gordon Messmer wrote:
>
> The "greylist" filter included with pythonfilter is actually newer than
> the one on Georg's site. I incorporated most of his improvements, and
> merged his secondary scripts into the filter.
>
Gordon is right. As the most greylisting functionalit
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