Someone about 2 months ago had posted that they had a page built into
Imail Web Messaging that had 3 or 4 "custom" settings, like "no filter",
"medium" "High" and "whitelist only". IIRC, they said that they only
needed to clean up their code, and they may post it for all to share.
If that person i
> Someone with some skills could probably come up with a user front
> end of some kind (biggest problem that comes to my mind is that
> there's no real web server on an Imail box. I don't know if you
> could use the Ipswitch features or not.)
We've built several user self-configurat
Our Imail box has IIS running on it for a few very light-weight static web
sites so we have the option to run a web interface on the same box. All we
need is the interface that allows them to update their config files.
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I second that opinion. On our production servers we outsource to Postini
and that setup works great. I only host about 50 domains on my Imail server
and prefer not to run them through Postini for a variety of reasons. The
idea of having a user control panel would make my life easier. I'm to the
So all the settings about yes/no spamfiltering for certain mailhosts are
stored in a database and we can create a whitelist file containing all
to-domains that should be whitelisted.
Until now I haven't checked how to do this with declude, because I was
pretty sure that it's possible. No?
It is no
Lately the amount of spam we've been receiving has at least tripled and we'd
like to update to JunkMail Pro in order to allow the end users to control
their anti-spam settings.
A while back there was a bunch of talk about user interfaces for JunkMail
Pro so that user could control their own levels
> v1.66 added the WHITELISTFILE option. Although it only
> allows the WHITELIST FROM currently, that's all that about
> 99% of our customers seem to need for the WHITELISTFILE option.
Hmmm in the next weeks we plan to send a mail to any primary mailbox for
every virt.Mailhost. The message will
Gotcha...thanks, Scott.
Darin.
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From: "R. Scott Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Whitelisting more than 200 TODOMAINs
> >The REDIRECT command in the \IMail\Declude\$defaul
>The REDIRECT command in the \IMail\Declude\$default$.JunkMail file lets you
>avoid all those files. :)
Hmmm...so you're suggesting creating N/200 files with different sets of <200
WHITELIST TODOMAIN lines in them? Good idea.
No. The WHITELIST command only works in the global.cfg file, and do n
> It would seem like stopping dictionary attacks would be a primary
> function of anti-spam
It really should be done in the smtp dialogue. There should be a
setting for maximum consecutive rcpt-to errors in a single session.
Then you could set it and let the server count up to that number a
>The REDIRECT command in the \IMail\Declude\$default$.JunkMail file lets you
>avoid all those files. :)
Hmmm...so you're suggesting creating N/200 files with different sets of <200
WHITELIST TODOMAIN lines in them? Good idea.
Thanks Scott.
Darin.
- Original Message -
From: "R. Scott
Perhaps this will be a duplicate question, but I'll address it to Scott...
why can't JunkMail identify and stop dictionary attacks? It would seem like
stopping dictionary attacks would be a primary function of anti-spam
software.
Stopping dictionary attacks isn't really within the primary scope o
Hmmm... so 200+ copies of the $default$.junkmail...
The REDIRECT command in the \IMail\Declude\$default$.JunkMail file lets you
avoid all those files. :)
In searching the archives before posting the question, I noticed that you
mentioned around the 1.5x release mark that the limit would be lift
Your experience agrees with what the Black Ice tech told me.
Perhaps this will be a duplicate question, but I'll address it to Scott...
why can't JunkMail identify and stop dictionary attacks? It would seem like
stopping dictionary attacks would be a primary function of anti-spam
software.
Is th
Hmmm... so 200+ copies of the $default$.junkmail, each with a single
WHITELIST TODOMAIN corresponding to the domain in question, and matching
redirect lines?
In searching the archives before posting the question, I noticed that you
mentioned around the 1.5x release mark that the limit would be lif
Anyone know of a way to use an external file to perform a WHITELIST
TODOMAIN on more than 200 domains?
Probably the best answer here would be to use per-domain settings (possibly
with REDIRECT to make administration easier).
It would also be possible with the latest interim release, using lines
> I do know that his bottom line was that Black Ice wouldn't do what I
> wanted, but he did try and sell me on the firewall and intrusion
> detection features.
I have written on this previously. Black Ice does not stop
dictionary attacks per se. It does test errors returned from Imail
and if
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Frederick Samarelli
> Sent: 7. februar 2004 04:16
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Logtool
>
> Warning for anyone thinking of purchasing Logtool. (See Below).
>
> Scott you
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