Hi All,
Could someone please help me with these custom anti-spoofing rules I'm
putting in?
I would like to drop all messages from <> not destined for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and am not sure whether I should do it through
Sendmail or Mimedefang, or if the syntax below is correct.
Also, because this i
D]>
from=
from=
from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
from=<80/[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
from=
Do any of the rfc's say this is improper syntax or forbiden characters?
Should I block this? Can I block it? And if so can someone recommend a
good way to do it?
Thanks,
Joe Arnstein
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Jonas and all ,
Grep'ing through the logs manually, I see a virus called "mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe
Arnstein
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 12:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Mimedefang] Graphdefang not graphing virus types
Hi Jonas,
Thanks for your response. T
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mimedefang] Graphdefang not graphing virus types
On Fri, 14 May 2004 10:54:43 -0400, Joe Arnstein wrote:
> senders of viruses show up OK, but Graphdefang generates an empty
> .png file for the list of virus types (daily/hourly/monthly
Check your mimedefan
ings };
snip from log:
May 13 18:46:36 server1 mimedefang.pl[6438]:
MDLOG,i4DMngVX022386,virus,W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED],65.100.10.44,<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.com>,<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,Important notify about your e-mail account.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to get it working?
T
graphdefang.pl --nodb' and it seems to be reading only one of
those datafiles.
Can anyone offer some tips?
Thanks,
Joe Arnstein
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Hi all,
I have about 4 months worth of logs saved mostly in weeklong files for
which I'd like to generate graphs and make them available for viewing
online. For the first month we used graphdefang to do the spam logs,
but with all the traffic going through the box, we ran out of mem and
CPU causi
How would learning be affected on a machine that receives ONLY spam?
For example, our secondary server receives a steady flow of garbage all
day and night, and only gets good stuff when the primary one goes down.
If all it ever gets is garbage, how will it know what is legitimate when
it sees it?
Michael,
Thanks for the reply.
Is it OK to turn on bayes_auto_learn without first training SA manually?
My thinking is that the server might learn the wrong thing out of the
gate which would be bad since it is difficult to see what is being
tagged. Is that a misguided notion?
If SA learns w
t
would be suboptimal for them to do this much work, and I'm worried that
the extra header info etc might taint the Bayes database (?)
There must be a good/better way tho. Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Joe Arnstein
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Hi Rick,
Great! Thanks a lot for the tip. I'm assuming it should go first in
the list to avoid too much re-writing on Mimedefang's part.
Thanks again for your help.
Joe Arnstein
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rick
Ma
nd SA 2.60; the other
with MD 2.39 and SA 2.60.
Thanks for your help!
Joe Arnstein
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