Re: Solution for Disaster spam?

On Sun, 27 Jul 2008, Robert Nicholson wrote: What have people been using to curtail some of the new disaster spam that's quite common now? Well, indeed it was clamav that helped me. After upgrading to most recent version, 95% of this spam disappeared. spamassassin was helpless, scoring only

simple drug spam not flagged

Greetings, I've recently been getting more simple drug-related spam that has no real obfuscation and often doesn't get flagged with anything other than HTML_MESSAGE (0.0) and BAYES_XX (generally 50-99). A few sample Subject lines: Subject: Use Generik Viagra and forget about your sexual nightmar

Re: Incorrect DNSBL evaluation

On 24.07.2008 22:33 CE(S)T, Yves Goergen wrote: I'm forwarding this issue to the Hetzner support team now. It seems that some other customers have the same problem. I had to keep telling them that it's their fault or at least not mine, they finally confirmed me that one node in their load-bala

Re: checking against RBLs

Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote: i was checking spamassassin definition files, which are updated daily in my site, and could find some interesting entries with 'lastexternal'. 20_dnsbl_tests.cf:header RCVD_IN_XBL eval:check_rbl('zen-lastexternal', 'zen.spamhaus.org.', '127

Re: checking against RBLs

Richard Frovarp escreveu: Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote: Hello, Is it possible to configure SA to check only last Received address against RBL tests ??? I would like to avoid checking ALL Received addresses, because they can possible have DSL/cable addresses that can be blackli

Re: Forwarded spam

* Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote (31/07/08 14:07): On 31.07.08 11:05, Chris Lear wrote: I'm trying to improve the effectiveness of a spamassassin installation, and there's one user who gets a lot of spam that is forwarded from another address, which effectively kills the network tests and in some

Re: Forwarded spam

On 31.07.08 11:05, Chris Lear wrote: > I'm trying to improve the effectiveness of a spamassassin installation, > and there's one user who gets a lot of spam that is forwarded from > another address, which effectively kills the network tests and in some > cases messes with the BAYES score as well

Re: Forwarded spam

* Matt Kettler wrote (31/07/08 11:25): Chris Lear wrote: I'm trying to improve the effectiveness of a spamassassin installation, and there's one user who gets a lot of spam that is forwarded from another address, which effectively kills the network tests and in some cases messes with the BAYES

Re: Forwarded spam

Chris Lear wrote: I'm trying to improve the effectiveness of a spamassassin installation, and there's one user who gets a lot of spam that is forwarded from another address, which effectively kills the network tests and in some cases messes with the BAYES score as well. I want to get rid of it

Forwarded spam

I'm trying to improve the effectiveness of a spamassassin installation, and there's one user who gets a lot of spam that is forwarded from another address, which effectively kills the network tests and in some cases messes with the BAYES score as well. I want to get rid of it. My solution to t

Re: sa-update through cron error

Ebbe Hjorth wrote: Hi, I have a cronjob running once every night /usr/local/bin/sa-update && /usr/local/etc/rc.d/sa-spamd restart when i run it from a shell, everything is allright, but when i run i through cron (root), then i get an email saying error: gpg required but not found! What i don

sa-update through cron error

Hi, I have a cronjob running once every night /usr/local/bin/sa-update && /usr/local/etc/rc.d/sa-spamd restart when i run it from a shell, everything is allright, but when i run i through cron (root), then i get an email saying error: gpg required but not found! What i dont understand is why i