Hoping someone can assist me with this...
I just came across an email processed by MIMEDefang that seems to have
had a specially crafted recipient. It seems as if the crafted recipient
managed to coerce either my mimedefang-filter, or MIMEDefang itself to
actually execute script. The recipient
What worked for me under Ubuntu 10.04 was to let Mimedefang run as the
postfix user (change MX_USER=postfix in /etc/default/mimedefang or
/etc/init.d/mimedefang) and to change ownership on /var/spool/MIMEDefang
to postfix.defang and mode 750. I read somewhere that you should also
not run post
Good morning to the MIMEDefang List,
It seems that some of my machines running Slackware experienced an
upgrade to the sudo package last night.
This morning, I've got MIMEDefang multiplexor refusing to start, stating
the following:
Starting mimedefang-multiplexor:
he experts on this list please give me their appreciated insights
on this?
Thanks
Stefan Schoeman
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MIMEDefang is written for people WHO KNOW PERL! That's the
whole point of the program.
If it makes you feel any better, MIMEDefang was THE motivation for me to sit
down and learn Perl David ;). What I particularly like about MIMEDefang, is
the mere basic level of Perl I need to know to do pre
Hi All,
I've found that greylisting takes care of these mining attempts anyway.
Sure, my greylist database is filled with rubbish, but at least it will be
cleared in 5 hours' time and the mining attempt would not have got a single
username right, unless it was re-run 30 minutes later. With the di
Garry Glendown wrote:
Sounds great ... off to compiling sendmail 8.13 or 8.12 with milter
extension ;) Is the web app available for download?
Well, my perl is very elementary, so I'd be a little too embaressed to offer
this on a public download ;) Also, my scripts are more used to quarantine
Garry Glendown wrote:
Can MIMEDefang :
- quarantine large files for admin approval (e.g., forwarding to an
admin account, with an extra header containing the original recipients)
Yes, quite easily. MIMEDefang dumps the original unaltered mail in a file
named INPUTMSG and you can easily che
Excellent! Thanks David.
Incidentally, maybe just for someone searching the archives one day on why they can't
get SURBL
right - in my case my initial efforts failed because I did not have the Perl Module
LWP installed.
Once I installed this, SpamcopURI started showing up in my SpamAssassin repo
Hi everyone,
I've finally got the SURBL tests working on my MIMEDefang Setup. However, my
SpamAssassin scan
times are now quite badly affected with some scans taking up to 4 seconds. This is
much much
slower than before. Now I see that SpamAssassin can perform many more tests such as
razor, pyz
Hi everyone,
I still don't seem to get SURBL to work the way I want it to. I had MD2.39
with SA2.60. I upgraded to SA2.63 and applied the SpamCopURI module. When
restarting MD, I could see no difference. So, after reading through the mail
archive, I enabled SALocalTestsOnly=0 as suggested. This le
David was kind enough to supply me with the answer to this a while ago. It's
somewhere in the mailing archives, but all you have to do is the following:
my $SubjectDecode = decode_mimewords($Subject);
$SubjectDecode then contains the ASCII text. Despite kind people on this
mailing list explaining
Hi everyone,
My apologies if this has already been answered. I tried searching for
"8.12.11" on the MIMEDefang archives, but the search strips out "."'s, and
hence does not really give useful results.
In any case,
I tried running MIMEDefang 2.39 recently with sendmail 8.12.11.
Unfortunately, th
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