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Excuse my ignorance, but what are the three columns in that table under bogus
errors per run ?
??
The number of times a bogus DNS response was received per
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Subject: Re: Suggestion for new rule: Anti-phishing rule.
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I dont agree with the WORKSFORME
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btw I remember one FP I had -- a Paypal Australia URL iirc. anyway, let's see
what the nightly results say. that looks pretty good ;)
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man, this is idiotic -- it's getting to the stage where I'd rather just put in
our own XS module to perform syslog without Sys::Syslog's bugs! :(
incredible.
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it looks like DB_File doesn't deal with this quota issue properly :( We don't
have control over the code that's adding the db__. prefix to the filename, and
I
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005-04-12 02:39 ---
Subject: Re: DNS answers get mixed up
Same test, without the DNS cache flushes before each run.
fast - with Justin's patch
slow - without Justin's patch
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Sidney,
That patch does disable persistence the way I did it. Irrespective of any ad hoc
testing, I assure you that patch does fix problems, at least in my
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Glen, again, can you verify for us what version of SpamAssassin you were
using?
And, due to the age of this entry, can you verify
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Just a quick coment that Jonathan's test method sounds reasonable to me.
He also identifies a very specific sequence of events that apparently leads to
the bug:
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Jonathan, I still don't understand how the source code and your explanation and
your tcpdump results fit together, or why the problem goes away in your
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Subject: Re: Debug code is hard to use in third-party code
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It should be fine for M:S:Message
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Summary: sa-learn fails to learn
Product: Spamassassin
Version: 3.0.2
Platform: Other
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Priority: P5
I'm cleaning up the fault-handling in mass-check a bit for some of my
own scripting. My main question: should ArchiveIterator return a fatal
error (that would propagate up) if a target is not accessible? All of
those reading/scanning functions just return; regardless of errors.
Daniel
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Daniel Quinlan writes:
I'm cleaning up the fault-handling in mass-check a bit for some of my
own scripting. My main question: should ArchiveIterator return a fatal
error (that would propagate up) if a target is not accessible? All of
those
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Justin?
I'd apply this except for your concern. 3.1.0 is the right place if
we are going to make this change.
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005-04-12 15:42 ---
I think I now understand the problem and a simnple solution.
The problem is that there is nothing in the RFCs to prevent reuse of a UDP
source port once there is
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Use specific DNS servers for certain RBLs
In 2.6x, I had
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