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Stewart, John writes:
Clueless hacker wrote:
Is there any way to get this _RELAYSUNTRUSTED_ data into the
Mail::SpamAssassin object somehow? Then I think I could
hack amavisd-new to
log this relay information.
jm wrote:
Hmm -- I
Is anyone else also getting some emails lately two or three times? As far
as I know I am only subscribed to one of these lists...
Perhaps one list is actually subscribed to the other?
cheers.
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Mark Lawrence ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Stewart, John writes:
Awesome! That did it! I'm now getting logging of untrusted relays from
amavisd! You rock!
Now I need to clean it up; I'll put out a patch file for the latest version
of amavisd in case anyone else wants it (or Mark wants to
Okay, I whacked together a perl script to do some very
rudimentary parsing
of the SMTP relays logging I hacked into amavisd-new.
3 9 66.150.179.24 mailout24.specialtysquare.com
3 14 69.60.15.54 host.gifts-items.com
*snip bunch of cool ips*
I'm sort
Clueless hacker wrote:
Is there any way to get this _RELAYSUNTRUSTED_ data into the
Mail::SpamAssassin object somehow? Then I think I could
hack amavisd-new to
log this relay information.
jm wrote:
Hmm -- I suppose you could do
my $untrusted = $per_msg_status-_get_tag
Okay, I whacked together a perl script to do some very rudimentary parsing
of the SMTP relays logging I hacked into amavisd-new.
I filtered out any host that delivered less than 2 emails, or had an average
spam level of less than 5. This is what I ended up with for this afternoon's
mail (since I
Unfortunately, the $untrusted variable always seems to be
blank. This is
what I see in the logs:
my bad. try
my $untrusted = $per_msg_status-_get_tag
(RELAYSUNTRUSTED);
no _'s.
Awesome! That did it! I'm now getting logging of untrusted relays from
amavisd! You
John Stewart (not the talk show host, nor the singer) wrote:
I'm sure SA must parse each of the Received headers to
determine the SMTP
servers, so at some point this information is available. Would it be
possible to get this information logged somehow with the spam level?
[EMAIL
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Stewart, John writes:
I'm guessing the -get_report function (object? Not sure the terminology
with this OO stuff) is simply the text that normally appears at the bottom
of an email when you do spamassassin -t. Alas, this would not contain the
