After reading the archives (thanks all!) for most of the afternoon, I'm still
on the fence with what to expect from Declude. I run an ISP that gets over
100k emails inbound a day, and the hardware handles it nicely. SMTP
normally never claims more than 20% of available cpus for both in an
>I have a customer that wants to get mail from a certain Spammer.
>
>How can I whitelist that address just for one domain and not for all
>of our domains/customers?
>
>The Per Domain configuration looks like it continues to use the one
>global.cfg which is where the white list is located, but a c
I have a customer that wants to get mail from a certain Spammer.
How can I whitelist that address just for one domain and not for all
of our domains/customers?
The Per Domain configuration looks like it continues to use the one
global.cfg which is where the white list is located, but a change
th
http://www.mail-archive.com/declude.junkmail@declude.com/
And welcome.
John Tolmachoff
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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Is there an archive of earlier lists available for perusal or download?
Thanks,
John
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>Someone mentioned earlier that there was a way to invoke declude to
>spawn a console in order to see what's happening in real time. Is this
>correct and how do you invoke this?
The Declude Console was designed primarily for use with Declude Hijack, but
can be used with the other Declude progr
>In assigning negative weight should we assign the domain as it appears
>in the log?
First, I should clarify that there are two meanings of "negative
weight". One is the weight that is added to an E-mail when the E-mail does
NOT fail a spam test (which is almost always 0). The other is a sta
Someone mentioned earlier that there was a way to invoke declude to
spawn a console in order to see what's happening in real time. Is this
correct and how do you invoke this?
Darrell
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Hi;
In assigning negative weight should we assign the domain as it appears
in the log?
Almost all newsletters from Microsoft are assigned a warning for REVDNS.
So should we assign a negative 5 weigth to:
Microsoft.com
Or:
Newsletters.Microsoft.com
Or:
delivery.pens.microsoft.com
This is also t
My profound apologies to one and all. I'm not having a good morning [I had
an afternoon of hooky planned for the golf course, and it's not going to
happen after all], so I'm making bad decisions.
I could send the headers, but here are two lines from the declude log that
are more to the point:
07
>I thought I had a handle on all this, but this message from Timothy got
>snagged by my MYFILTER filter test, which is looking for "Saf-E Mail" in the
>body and applying punitive weights
That's one of the major disadvantages to filtering -- you often can't
receive E-mail referring to the E-mail
>Can someone help me with this please? 205.214.199.131 is a sendmail machine
>I have rigged to help out Imail with deliveries so it has a secondary MX.
>People send mail to xxx from xxx which is obviously forged and the only
>proof is the X-auth warning from my secondary MX. Can anyone see any wa
Can someone help me with this please? 205.214.199.131 is a sendmail machine
I have rigged to help out Imail with deliveries so it has a secondary MX.
People send mail to xxx from xxx which is obviously forged and the only
proof is the X-auth warning from my secondary MX. Can anyone see any way of
I thought I had a handle on all this, but this message from Timothy got
snagged by my MYFILTER filter test, which is looking for "Saf-E Mail" in the
body and applying punitive weights, but I received a message in my own
personal Inbox overnight from Saf-E which didn't trip the word filter, or
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