Agreed. This was absolutely necessary before IMail 8.x and Declude's
WHITELIST AUTH came out, but it is a problem now that these things
exist. The workaround should be in the form of a switch in the
global.cfg, something like DULSKIPPING OFF.
Another note to Declude in regard to the announce
Hi "Declude" staff:
>> While adding DUL, DYNA or DUHL to the test name would skip scanning all
but the last hop, Declude also will not apply any tests named this way to
any E-mail that has a local domain in the Mail From. The effect of this was
that forging spammers that used local domains would
I just wanted to add that I started using things this way because of
intentional behavior in Declude. While adding DUL, DYNA or DUHL to the
test name would skip scanning all but the last hop, Declude also will
not apply any tests named this way to any E-mail that has a local domain
in the Mail
In addition to Darrell's answer,
here is my best understandings of the DNSBL vs IP4R tests:
IP4R test: Will search the up to the number of hops up to (HOPHIGH variable
+1) with the following exceptions:
If DYNA, DUL, or DUHL are in the test name, they will be skipped after the
first hop. (From t
Thomas,
The %IP4R% is a variable in declude that contains the IP address of the last
mail server that connected to your mail server. It does not appear that
this variable is listed in the manual though.
When you see some tests defined as
XBL(LAST) dnsbl %IP4R%.sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org
I've been following the beginner config thread, trying to
improve my setup, and am curious about the %IP4R% tag on some
of the tests. What does this do/mean?
> > It depends on how you want to score.
> > You are currently referencing the sbl-xbl with only a return code of
> > 127.0.0.4 and ru
I'd get in trouble with the ALLRECIPS (when I used them) in the following
scenario:
Mail Comes to multiple recips: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is bad address, I'd weigh heavily and bye-bye mail (for A and
B)
Now if ALLRECIPS is [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED
> ALLRECIPS 480 IS "ANNE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To be honest I haven't understand completely when this format must be used
but as in my case all handled messages are relayed and so not local
mailboxes Imail/Declude can't know about "ANNE".
So as I can see here listing two times the recipients addr
> By looking at the %BODY% results this was the only way that I
> could really see the content. So you could add the
> %ALLRECIPS% and fire it off to you which would show you
> exactly what the variable contains.
That's the problem: %ALLRECIPS% says "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" while in the
filter fil
Markus,
Based on what Scott mentioned
ALLRECIPS 480 IS "ANNE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
you might want to check this case
I have in my address book someone as
Fred Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And someone else has
Freddie[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then you may have both
ALLRECIPS 480 IS "Fred" <[EMAI
Markus,
Since it is figured out you may not need this right now but I had a
devil of a time this weekend trying to figure out some text in the body
of some spam. I looked at it in View Source in Outlook and was sure that
I had the right text yet my filter would not fire. I sent a test mail
and the
BTW:
I plan to use this in our users web interface. The user can choose between 5
(or more) different spam protection levels. The default is maximum (level 1)
or what we consider the best setting in our weighting system.
Now if a users chooses level 2 this will add a line
ALLRECIPS -20 IS <[
> It needs to be "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> (where
> the first "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is the name entered by the user,
> and the second one is the one that IMail uses).
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/declude.junkmail@declude.com/msg18392.html
Wow!?
It works, it works! :-)
Maybe
Here's my notes on ALLRECIPS:
ALLRECIPS with IS test:
It needs to be "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> (where the first
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is the name entered by the user, and the second one is the
one that IMail uses).
http://www.mail-archive.com/declude.junkmail@declude.com/msg18392.
I've lost now several hours trying the following filter
ALLRECIPS -50 IS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've tried also CONTAINS, STARTSWITH.
I've checked the filter line does not end with a space after the recipient
adress.
The filter file is linked correctly because the following line
MAIL
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