Stephen Smoogen wrote:
My advice is to log your hours, time, and the emails and then let the
company lawyers that you are worried that the company is setting itself
up for a lawsuit for allowing harrassing and abusive email in. Send them
some of the emails, the amount of time it is costing, and
On Thu, 27 May 2004, Bill Maidment wrote:
Patrick Morris wrote:
SOCKS with MIMEDefang? Nope, not gonna work.
I assume you're talking about accessing external POP and/or IMAP
servers? I assume so because I can't think of *any* good reason to
not force outgoing mail through your own SMTP servers
Patrick Morris wrote:
SOCKS with MIMEDefang? Nope, not gonna work.
I assume you're talking about accessing external POP and/or IMAP
servers? I assume so because I can't think of *any* good reason to
not force outgoing mail through your own SMTP servers -- it's just too
easy, and should have ne
Bill Maidment wrote:
Our site is well protected by mimedefang/spamassassin/clamav/file-scan
etc, but unfortunately the powers-that-be insist on allowing people to
access other external mail servers via socks. The result is that we
get all sorts of undesireable email completely bypassing the mail
Hi
Our site is well protected by mimedefang/spamassassin/clamav/file-scan
etc, but unfortunately the powers-that-be insist on allowing people to
access other external mail servers via socks. The result is that we get
all sorts of undesireable email completely bypassing the mail server. Is
there
We are trying to install MIMEDefang 2.43 and are having problems. Our
configuration is Sendmail 3.1.5 (commercial version) running on a Solaris 8
operating system. Compiled MIMEDefang with Sendmail 8.12.11 on Solaris 8.
Then transferred the compiled Perl modules and mimedefang files to the
Sendmai
On Wed, 26 May 2004, Keith Patton wrote:
> } else {
> return 'ok', '0';
Syntax error. Should be:
return ('ok', 0);
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Hello all,
I have a filter : filter_recipient and is it doing what is should do, however sendmail
is not returning the code I expected...
I am trying to output a 550 error code yet it responds with 554?? I have modified the
return codes and I still get 554..
version of mimedefang: 2-43
Any i
David,
That's exactly what it was. Sendmail logged a different message than the one
actually sent. Thanks for you help.
Kjell
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of David
F. Skoll
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 6:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
I have to agree here. I went back and checked a number of email lists
that I subscribe to. ALL messages I sent to the list arrived back at my
mail server with the original message ID that my system gave the
message.
So, I have other mail servers, namely list mail servers, that send me
messages w
On 26 May 2004 at 17:44, Paul Murphy wrote:
> Todd,
>
> > I am trying to use a slightly modified version of the greylist
> > cleaner perl script that is found on Jonas Eckerman's web page to
> > clean up my greylist database file. It runs okay, and gives me
> > valid results, but does not change
On Tue, 2004-05-25 at 14:49 -0400, Vivek Kumar wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
>
> I read in one of your responses about the following rule sets for
> Spamassassin. I have 2 questions:
> 1. Is it OK to have all the rule sets.
> 2. Where can you get all these rule sets. I downloaded bigevil.cf but I
> am not su
Todd,
> I am trying to use a slightly modified version of the greylist
> cleaner perl script that is found on Jonas Eckerman's web page to
> clean up my greylist database file. It runs okay, and gives me valid
> results, but does not change my database file at all. Here is what
> my script f
Hey all,
Taking a look over the SpamAssassin CVS code, I see it now supports
loading certain user prefs over LDAP. Has anyone done any work to tie this
into Mimedefang yet?
If your users are in LDAP, and the message is being delivered to a local
user, I don't think it should be all that tough -
Some data.
I did "grep [EMAIL PROTECTED],.proto= syslog" on one of our
incoming mail hosts. The file had 46,000 msgid= strings.
The Bagle virus does this. We are catching these already with a test
on the HELO string-- it says "helo columbia.edu" when sending, and we
don't allow that unless we ha
I am trying to use a slightly modified version of the greylist
cleaner perl script that is found on Jonas Eckerman's web page to
clean up my greylist database file. It runs okay, and gives me valid
results, but does not change my database file at all. Here is what
my script file looks like.
To test your concern, I sent myself test emails to my yahoo account. Then,
using yahoo's "Display Full Headers" option, I confirmed that my Exchange
server's IMS had placed a valid MessageID into the outbound message.
That MessageID incorporated the hostname - dot - domainname, to the right of
th
Am 26.05.04 um 08:49 schrieb Cormack, Ken:
>Yesterday, I had a spam come in, in which I noticed the MessageID
>contained my own domain. Since the originating MTA is responsible for
>generating the MessageID, and since the message came from the outside
What about forwarded mail? If someone from o
I think I know whats happening, most of this e-mails are from the microsoft virus that
was going around. But I noticed that I do get a attachment file from mimedefang,
WARNING: This email message has been modified, for more information contact
systems.com
An attachment named ggumx.exe
Andrzej Marecki wrote:
It is trying to lock the bayes journal, and other mimedefang threads can't
read to it while it learns from the journal.
This will solve your problem.
1. There is something weird with my installation but, OK, luckily
enough there's a workaround.
2. Everyone has the sam
> 1. Are you sure it actually came in with that Message-ID? Sendmail
> adds one if there is not one present and the added one will of course
> have your host's name in it. I forget whether it has been added
> already at milter stage.
Yes, I'm sure. It actually contained <[EMAIL PROTECTED]@domai
On Mon, 24 May 2004, Kjell Uddeborg wrote:
> I'm having some problems with action_bounce() not sending the correct error
> code to the relaying SMTP server.
Try testing by telnetting directly in. Sendmail sometimes logs a different
reply code than the one that was actually received, much to many
Yesterday, I had a spam come in, in which I noticed the MessageID
contained my own domain. Since the originating MTA is responsible for
generating the MessageID, and since the message came from the outside, I
added the following in sub filter() of my mimedefang-filter last night.
Over night, it c
All,
Yesterday, I had a spam come in, in which I noticed the MessageID contained
my own domain. Since the originating MTA is responsible for generating the
MessageID, and since the message came from the outside, I added the
following in sub filter() of my mimedefang-filter last night. Over night
On Tue, 25 May 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does MimeDefang or any other anti-spam product, allow
> us to send mail that is declared "spam" to a "junk"
> email folder that a user can then review?
CanIt-PRO will do what you need: http://www.canit.ca/
Regards,
David.
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>> It is trying to lock the bayes journal, and other mimedefang
>threads can't
>> read to it while it learns from the journal.
>> This will solve your problem.
>>
>> My settings:
>> bayes settings:
>> bayes_learn_to_journal 1
>> bayes_journal_max_size 512
>>
>>
>> cronjob:
>> */55 * * * *
> It is trying to lock the bayes journal, and other mimedefang threads can't
> read to it while it learns from the journal.
> This will solve your problem.
>
> My settings:
> bayes settings:
> bayes_learn_to_journal 1
> bayes_journal_max_size 512
>
>
> cronjob:
> */55 * * * *su -c 's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> We are looking at ways to manage spam on our Solaris
> Sendmail system. Users connect via POP3, IMAP or
> Horde/Imp.
>
> Does MimeDefang or any other anti-spam product, allow
> us to send mail that is declared "spam" to a "junk"
> email folder that a user can then review
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