On 03/21/2012 12:31 PM, Mark S wrote:
I wanted to keep it as simple as possible, so I decided to ditch
the numerous options that can be used for spam detection based on
SMTP protocol quirks (EHLO etc.) I think those spam sender will get
filtered lateron by postgray and zen.spamhaus.org anyway.
On 06/20/2011 03:19 AM, Mark Goodge wrote:
If the latter, then you may want to use a simple "bad word" filter to
block emails containing egregiously bad language.
But be careful. Some years ago we had a system that had some
overly-simplistic body checks for "bad" words. Then the CEO came to
Noel Jones wrote:
Steve Crawford wrote:
While we do not manage a "mailing list" in the traditional sense, we
do send a lot of emails (daily/weekly/monthly reports, instant-alert
messages, etc.) where using VERP to track bounces could prove useful.
We run numerous projects wi
While we do not manage a "mailing list" in the traditional sense, we do
send a lot of emails (daily/weekly/monthly reports, instant-alert
messages, etc.) where using VERP to track bounces could prove useful.
We run numerous projects with varying requirements and the messages
could be generated
kj wrote:
Hi guys,
Thanks for all the suggestions. It turns out rolling back to MySQL
5.0.x solves the problem. I guess I'm affected by something in 5.1 -
just don't know what.
--kj
Perhaps something Monty has discussed:
http://monty-says.blogspot.com/2008/11/oops-we-did-it-again-mysql-
Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
Not too clear from the subject and probably a lame idea.
Situation: We have a system (MX1) that is having hardware problems.
Currently they are irritations but we want to rebuild the system
before it really crashes. There are actually two systems so there is
back
postmas...@klam.ca wrote:
I don't currently own a blackberry, but am thinking about getting one
(the Obama effect). A friend who works in the Cellphone business has
warned me that if I just setup the BB to go get my email from my postfix
server this will treated as internet data, whereas if I can
Jim Balo wrote:
Depends on the source/nature of your spam. It's good for reducing the
load on SpamAssassin et. al. and it blocks lots of virus-sent spam.
Greylisting alone lets some through at work but I just rebuilt my *very*
old (circa late-90s) server at home and added grey
J.P. Trosclair wrote:
...
Could someone recommend a really good open source or affordable
commercial anti-spam solution?
...
I haven't done gray listing personally, but I've seen good remarks made aobut
it here on the list and in other places.
Depends on the source/nature of your spam.
