Hey Jamie,
Feel free to wikify anything from my page,
http://devel.qmailtoaster.com/faq.html
I will be more than happy to point to the wiki page.
Thanks,
Erik
On 8/10/06, Eric Shubes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jamie Thom wrote:
> No problem, happy to help!
>
> I've been trying to get a decent
Jamie Thom wrote:
No problem, happy to help!
I've been trying to get a decent home mail server sorted out for a
while as the mailbox at my ISP was getting around 5Mb (!) of Spam a
day so if I didn't get a chance to check my mail for two days it would
be full and start bouncing stuff. Hence Qmail
No problem, happy to help!
I've been trying to get a decent home mail server sorted out for a
while as the mailbox at my ISP was getting around 5Mb (!) of Spam a
day so if I didn't get a chance to check my mail for two days it would
be full and start bouncing stuff. Hence Qmailtoaster set up and
Steve Huff wrote:
on the other hand, if your system is not tight on resources, i would
recommend not doing this. why? because in my experience so far,
rblsmtpd is only effective on messages that are relayed from a
blacklisted host directly to you. even after i added more servers to
/var/q
Jamie Thom wrote:
Hi,
I'm also happy the revised version of the SURBL instructions on the
wiki work so I've edited it again to remove my old version.
If you're using a bunch of rbls in your blacklists file I suspect
you'll want to edit 25_uribl.cf and comment out
#uridnsbl URIBL_SBL
Erik Espinoza wrote:
As this list is very nice, is there a reason not to include it in the
default toaster?
Some of those lists put false positives, prone to false positives. The
SBL is a very conservative list. Once upon a time, we included
bl.spamcop.net until they blocked hotmail and various
On Aug 10, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Jamie Thom wrote:
I'm also happy the revised version of the SURBL instructions on the
wiki work so I've edited it again to remove my old version.
If you're using a bunch of rbls in your blacklists file I suspect
you'll want to edit 25_uribl.cf and comment out
#uri
Hi,
I'm also happy the revised version of the SURBL instructions on the
wiki work so I've edited it again to remove my old version.
If you're using a bunch of rbls in your blacklists file I suspect
you'll want to edit 25_uribl.cf and comment out
#uridnsbl URIBL_SBL sbl.spamhaus.org.
As this list is very nice, is there a reason not to include it in the
default toaster?
Some of those lists put false positives, prone to false positives. The
SBL is a very conservative list. Once upon a time, we included
bl.spamcop.net until they blocked hotmail and various other big
providers.
Erik Espinoza wrote:
This was never a hard requirement, so much as a recommendation. This
is because we have a lot of checks happening now that require fast DNS
response, not one single thing. Here are the things (off the top of my
head) that require DNS:
1) SPF Checks (can be multiple lookups
>> The crux of the matter here seems to be that SA is configured in the
>> toaster to:
>> .) only do local tests
>> .) rbl_checking is turn off.
>>
>> This appears to be intentional, as the default SA distribution has
>> rbl_checking turned on (skip_rbl_checks 0). I figure there must be a
>> good
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric "Shubes" wrote:
I've just finished touching up the SURBL wiki page. I think there's a
larger issue that we should address.
The crux of the matter here seems to be that SA is configured in the
toaster to:
.) only do local tests
.) rbl_checking is turn off.
This appea
Eric "Shubes" wrote:
I've just finished touching up the SURBL wiki page. I think there's a
larger issue that we should address.
The crux of the matter here seems to be that SA is configured in the
toaster to:
.) only do local tests
.) rbl_checking is turn off.
This appears to be intentional,
I've just finished touching up the SURBL wiki page. I think there's a larger
issue that we should address.
The crux of the matter here seems to be that SA is configured in the toaster to:
.) only do local tests
.) rbl_checking is turn off.
This appears to be intentional, as the default SA distr
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