is it possible for you to create a test that would use imail's
antispam-table-ini.txt ?
No.
In order to do that, we would need to create a naive Bayes test that works
exactly like the one that Ipswitch created. I'm sure we could come up with
a better algorithm. :)
Title: JM log analyzer
Good morning,
I know a lot of you use some of the JM log analyzer tools that are listed on the Declude site.
I am unsure which one is best suited to our needs.
I am looking for something which will parse the JM logs, tell me how many emails have been processed
Sharyn,
Please check out DLAnalyzer. DLAnalyzer can produce the reports you are
looking for and in much greater detail.
DLAnalyzer can produce Overall server summaries, Domain Test Summaries, and
Advanced Reports Based on User, Domain, and Test. In addition, these reports
can be formatted
Greetings-
I've attempted to setup classless reverse DNS delegation for a customer of
mine. I think I have it done correctly, but I don't understand exactly
what I'm seeing on www.dnsstuff.com when I do a reverse DNS query. The
specific address I'm testing is 12.161.105.129. It appears that
Matthew Bramble wrote:
Use a text filter and add something like:
SUBJECT 40 CONTAINS =?ISO-8859-1?b?
to it.
I tried this all the way down to ust ?b? and a SUBJECT filter didn't
catch it. The SUBJECT filter also doesn't catch the decoded text.
I sent one to myself before I posted, just to
Sharyn, if your DNS server is on the same box as Imail, set it up to use
127.0.0.1, not the public IP address.
Also, flush the cache on both Imail DNS cache and the W2K DNS.
Have you checked to see if the W2K DNS is passing both tests?
John Tolmachoff MCSE CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
eServices For
Have you checked to see if the W2K DNS is passing both tests?
Yeah, it is now, I stopped and restarted the DNS service.
Love it when things just quit working for no reason..job security.
Sharyn
We are the worldwide producer and marketer of the award winning Cruzan
Single Barrel Rum, judged
Add www.spamchk.com
Base64 encoded subject lines will be decoded before the keyword-check.
Markus
It's on my list of things to do. That would be the best of both worlds
since this stuff always seems keyword rich.
Right now I'm writing custom filters, and loving the results...
Thanks,
Mike,
I'm using v1.75i4 right now, is it possible that you are using a version
older than 1.75?
I tested my setup about 10 times before I gave up on the SUBJECT filter
and moved to using HEADERS?
BTW, regardless of how you do it or how it works, this is a great
filter. It's not that common,
Matthew Bramble wrote:
Mike,
I'm using v1.75i4 right now, is it possible that you are using a
version older than 1.75?
We're using 1.75. I don't know what the sub-version is. I downloaded it
on 7/22.
Maybe Scott could offer an explanation or hint as to why ours works and
yours doesn't.
I
Scott,
I've been trying out a custom gibberish filter made up of two character
strings that are extremely uncommon in order to find a way to detect the
spam that comes through with a linked image and a smattering of text.
So far it's doing a great job of detecting this stuff, however it does
Mike Leonard wrote:
We got about 10 of these for V-pill over the weekend, that's why I set
it up. I haven't seen any legitimate email get caught by this filter,
but we don't normally get email from any non-English speaking
countries (unless it's spam).
Mike
I've been meaning to share this
Could you let me know what it is exactly a BODY filter will search, and if
this searching happens after BASE64 decoding? Does it search every
character that appears below the header, including things like the message
boundaries and attachments?
The entire body will be searched (including MIME
I'm using v1.75i4 right now, is it possible that you are using a version
older than 1.75?
We're using 1.75. I don't know what the sub-version is. I downloaded it
on 7/22.
Maybe Scott could offer an explanation or hint as to why ours works and
yours doesn't.
My guess is some extra spaces/tabs
When Scott added the AUTOWHITELIST ON option to Declude, someone posted a
wonderful text file explaining to end users how to add email addresses to
their webmail. I cannot find this. Can someone post it or email a copy to me
please?
Sheldon
Sheldon Koehler, Owner/Partner
Finally.
http://news.com.com/2100-1028_3-5073441.html?tag=fd_top
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Oh, they are not blocking the servers from spamming to the REST of the
world, they are only blacklisting servers from delivering mails into China.
E.g., they are targeting servers in Taiwan and elsewhere that are spamming
INTO China.
Servers that are in China and are spamming into the U.S. don't
First, I must correct myself...the SUBJECT test for the ISO/Base64 line
is working without any changes and after further testing. I have no
clue as to how I screwed this up on so many tests, but apparently I did
unless that is related to the other mysterious behavior with my system
not
They are blocking spam from reaching chinese internet users acourding to the
article. Now if they were blocking the servers traffic from leaving china
that would be a victory.
Kevin Bilbee
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Never mind... I found that I had saved it from a web page someone sent me
and I have a text file already. Here is the text in case someone else wants
it:
Personal Whitelist
A personal whitelist allows you to accept email messages from any email
address you want no matter how many Spam tests the
Thanks Scott, that explains pretty much everything.
I'm sure you are well aware of the problem with gibberish in spam,
especially if you are moving towards Bayes filtering with Declude. Is
it possible to come up with a filter like say BODYTEXT that processes
just decoded text and ignores
I'm sure you are well aware of the problem with gibberish in spam,
especially if you are moving towards Bayes filtering with Declude.
Just for the record, we don't have plans to implement more Bayes filtering
in Declude (we did years ago, before the Paul Graham article, and found
that it just
Chipping in my two cents (Hi, I'm back from vacation!) I'm waiting for
something like BODYTEXT instead of BODY so that I can stop getting false
positives from short sequences showing up in attachment encoding.
I had to stop trying to filter:
grx
grx2
t1t
MLM
d0rm
/ad
/ads
because they came up
I know this is an Ipswitch problem but I think I remember seeing this
mentioned here before.
A couple times today my SMTP stops, I restart and I get all my mail but it
seems to just get stuck in the queue.
Any suggestions?
I noticed this.
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19990730-DM01.htm
In
Please explain this to me...
X-RBL-Warning: DSN: Not supporting null originator (DSN)
Bennie
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I looked at that dnsstuff link you listed... but look at this one
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ptr.ch?ip=12.35.63.10
Bennie
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From: Eje Gustafsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bennie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 10:49 PM
Subject: Re:
Bernie,
The DSN failure means that your server isn't set up to receive messages
sent from senders (null senders). There's a checkbox for this in
IMail's SMTP configuration menu. You also might want to go to
rfc-ignorant.org and see what you need to do in order to get out of
their list, but
How about a test like this:
NUMBERSINMAILFROM
It would be similar to SUBJECTSPACES but would count the amount of numbers
in the mail from address. You could then configure it for say if 10 or more,
add 5 to the weight and so forth.
John Tolmachoff MCSE CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
eServices
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