Would it be possible to have an optional parameter like IP4RLOGING ON
If enabled it will write a separate logfile containing only response times
from the different IP4r tests. So we can determine periodicaly what ip4r
tests has the longest response times or maybe are also timing out.
And all this
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>>Does _Declude_ run from the command line (against a Q file, not just
>>on its own)? If so, check that the IMail service accounts have
>>permissions equivalent to the interactive (Administrator?) session.
> Great idea but I'll probably have wait to hear from Scott if this is
> possible.
Of
>>So until I figure out why my program causes Declude to never return
>>I was wondering if there is a command line switch for Declude to
>>cause it to flush itself out of the process queue.
>>
>>
>This, if it existed, would be scarcely different from ending the task
>using Task Manager
> I'm writing a new TEST (actually it is a handler that pretends to be
> a TEST.)
No diff, obviously.
> So until I figure out why my program causes Declude to never return
> I was wondering if there is a command line switch for Declude to
> cause it to flush itself out of the process queue.
It's happened twice today. Declude hangs.
That's the short and not very flattering story.
So for the rest of the story read-on.
I'm writing a new TEST (actually it is a handler that pretends to be a
TEST.) Since I don't have access to a C/C++ compiler right now I
thought I'd proto-type it usin
Hi Scott,
That's just what I needed. I took the script from someone else's earlier
reply to my questions about CMDSPACE. I guess the email message reformatted
the text, so the way I read it was to put the filter name inside the filter
file instead of inside the global.cfg file. Now that I've fi
I have a second question: we have clients that are getting hit with the
REVDNS test. Is this because their ISP has no reverse DNS entry for that
IP?
Correct.
If we want to fix this problem, then do we need to have our clients
talk to their access ISP about setting up a reverse DNS entry?
Correct.
I have a fromfile test that we have been using for the past 2 years. In the
last two weeks we have had a couple of clients complain about missed emails,
when I have checked the Declude log it shows that it had failed our fromfile
test. When I search the fromfile I do not find the offending from
1. I put a reference to the filter in the global.cfg file (e.g.,
c:\imail\declude\cmdspacefilter.txt x 0 0). Notice that I gave the filter
a weight of zero.
Is that "MYTESTNAME filter c:\imail\declude\cmdspacefilter.txt x 0 0"
(good) or just "c:\imail\declude\cmdspacefilter.txt x 0 0" (bad)?
I have a fromfile test that we have been using for the past 2 years. In the
last two weeks we have had a couple of clients complain about missed emails,
when I have checked the Declude log it shows that it had failed our fromfile
test. When I search the fromfile I do not find the offending from d
Thanks for your patience Scott. I think I understand now, although my
actual test doesn't seem to be working. Perhaps you can tell me where I'm
going wrong?
1. I put a reference to the filter in the global.cfg file (e.g.,
c:\imail\declude\cmdspacefilter.txt x 0 0). Notice that I gave the filte
Imail Admin wrote:
>Sorry Scott, I just realized I was being Monday-morning befuddled. The
>inclusion of the filter line in the global.cfg file only defines the test,
>just as all the other tests are defined there. It's only when I put the
>reference in the $default$.junkmail file to that test
I must really be slow today, so my apologies in advance... Applying actions
for different tests for different users/domains is fine. If I put
"YOURTESTNAME DELETE" into a per-domain junkmail file, then messages that
fail that test will be deleted.
Correct (but only for E-mail to that one domain)
I must really be slow today, so my apologies in advance... Applying actions
for different tests for different users/domains is fine. If I put
"YOURTESTNAME DELETE" into a per-domain junkmail file, then messages that
fail that test will be deleted. However, what about weighting? If I define
a fi
Sorry Scott, I just realized I was being Monday-morning befuddled. The
inclusion of the filter line in the global.cfg file only defines the test,
just as all the other tests are defined there. It's only when I put the
reference in the $default$.junkmail file to that test name that the test is
act
So where in the filter file do I apply per-domain settings?
Per-user/per-domain settings are not handled in the filter file -- check
the "Per-user settings" and "Per-domain settings" sections of the manual at
http://www.declude.com/junkmail/manual.htm for details on
per-user/per-domain settings
What do you mean by "apply to certain users?"
If the recipient's config file has "YOURTESTNAME DELETE", the E-mail will
be deleted for that user.
If the recipient's config file has no line beginning with "YOURTESTNAME",
the test will still be run, but no action will be taken (so the test does
Hi Scott,
Thanks for the quick reply. What do you mean by "apply to certain users?"
If I add a line to a filter to the global.cfg file, it runs for everyone.
So where in the filter file do I apply per-domain settings? For example, in
the REMOTEIP code I was looking at, it seems the REMOTEIP test
Title: Message
Yesterday's summary:
SORBS...5,061...47.70%SORBS-BADCONF..220.21%SORBS-DUHL..3,273...30.85%SORBS-HTTP..1,119...10.55%SORBS-MISC4764.49%SORBS-SMTP.790.74%SORBS-SOCKS.1,157
Title: Message
Yesterday's summary:
SORBS...5,061...47.70%SORBS-BADCONF..220.21%SORBS-DUHL..3,273...30.85%SORBS-HTTP..1,119...10.55%SORBS-MISC4764.49%SORBS-SMTP.790.74%SORBS-SOCKS.1,157.
Title: Global configs
I'm looking over the Global.cfg file from my current version, 1.75 and comparing it to the Global.cfg of the 1.79 beta.
Are all those Sorbs tests still active?
Are they worth adding into my old cfg?
Thanks,
Sharyn
I'm a little confused, mainly because I really haven't worked with filters.
In reading the manual about filters, it seems you apply weights both inside
the filter and in the filter file line in the global.cfg file. In the
example given in the manual, weights are assigned to several tests (such as
I'm a little confused, mainly because I really haven't worked with filters.
In reading the manual about filters, it seems you apply weights both inside
the filter and in the filter file line in the global.cfg file. In the
example given in the manual, weights are assigned to several tests (such as
You know at one time I actually did read the manual. But this time I didn't remember
it! Thank you
Scott.
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We receive a lot of spam that looks like it's coming from our own domain
(which it really isn't).
If I set up an SPF record for my own domain ( todhunter.com) and upgrade
to the latest Declude beta, enable the SPF test, etc, will Declude nab
spam that is sent to my domain, with a spoofed send
I have a "problem user" who is not only set up for a certain type of
negative weighting (to avoid
missing any client email), but also has apparently responded to spam. Now
I have spammers using her
negative-weighted return address to spam us. However, they don't know her
real name, so I set up
Title: Declude and SPF records
We receive a lot of spam that looks like it's coming from our own domain (which it really isn't).
If I set up an SPF record for my own domain ( todhunter.com) and upgrade to the latest Declude beta, enable the SPF test, etc, will Declude nab spam that is sent
In the title bar in the message there is a space (more than one in
fact).
That's probably because the E-mail uses HTML tables, which separates
various groups of text into different boxes (so it may appear that there is
a space where there is not).
How come then you strip out the HTML codes the
I have a "problem user" who is not only set up for a certain type of negative
weighting (to avoid
missing any client email), but also has apparently responded to spam. Now I have
spammers using her
negative-weighted return address to spam us. However, they don't know her real name,
so I set up a
Scott,
In the title bar in the message there is a space (more than one in
fact). How come then you strip out the HTML codes the space disappears?
Or maybe I should ask the question how does the space show up in the
mail message in the first place?
Thanx
Goran Jovanovic
The LAN Shoppe
Can you confirm that it is because the HTLP code looks like:
TD Part#Mfr Part#Qty ShpdUnit $Ext $HEWLETT PACKARD CANADA
And so the $ from the Unit $ is getting put together with the Ext and
thereby getting a $ex out of it? Why would JunkMail not see the space that
is shown in the Heading abov
Hi,
The following heading in an HTLP message
tripped the $ex body filter.
Manufacturer/Description
TD Part#
Mfr Part#
Qty Shpd
Unit $
Ext $
Can you confirm that
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