Rolf wrote:
hello
I've tried so many combinations and none work. Feeling a bit silly.
Where can I put in mimedefang-filter a statement so that the filter
exits before any processing happens based on $RelayAddr ??
I've tried a simple: return if ($RelayAddr eq ip address); in various
parts
if ($ip=~ /x.x.x.x$/i){
return('CONTINUE',ok);
}
should do it for you
or use
return('ACCEPT_AND_NO_MORE_FILTERING',ok);
if you don't want to process any further
Cheers
Mack
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in the mimedefang start script /etc/rc.d/init.d/mimedefang
uncomment the line
# MX_RELAY_CHECK=no
and change it to
MX_RELAY_CHECK=yes
to enable the filter relay, and here's the bit for the filter
sub filter_relay {
my ($ip, $name) = @_;
if ($name =~
as taken from
man mimedefang-filter
(a good place to read lol)
we have so many little man page not very usefull compared to the website
that when i first opened the man page i wasn't beleiving what i saw in
there !
this is such an incredible man page, everything is in there with even
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How can I make spamassassin to generate german reports ? If you are
using spamd it seems easy with the LANG enviroment variable. So I tried
to put:
LC_ALL=de_DE.ISO8859-1; export LC_ALL
into the startup-script mimedefang.sh. Does not work.
If I do
setenv LC_ALL
This is somewhat off-topic but does relate to spam/email as these Email web
form exploits seem to be yet another method that spammers have found to junk
up inboxes...
Just wanted to hear how others are being hit by this latest scam. As an ISP
that hosts hundreds of websites that use Email web
Chris Gauch wrote:
Just wanted to hear how others are being hit by this latest scam. As an ISP
that hosts hundreds of websites that use Email web forms, we have had lots
of forms come through with fake email addresses throughout the form (see the
article below for more info):
We haven't
I am a System Administrator in Billings, MT. I am having the same issue,
however I do not feel this is to be taken lightly. Mine started with IP's
in Egypt Iran. I have attempted to contact the FBI Dept. of Homeland
Security. Also have alerted AOL's Fraud Dept. as that's where the test
On Jan 26, 5:16pm, John wrote:
}
} I am a System Administrator in Billings, MT. I am having the same issue,
} however I do not feel this is to be taken lightly. Mine started with IP's
} in Egypt Iran. I have attempted to contact the FBI Dept. of Homeland
} Security. Also have alerted
I have similar online scripts I wrote but included timed posting limits... i.e.
No more than 5 per IP per 24hr period...
You may want to consider implementing similar safeguards..
--Ben
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