Hi,
I've been having problems with a specific spammer lately. He's sending me
about 300 mails a day and they're all passing right through my filtering.
Part of the problem is this:
* -2.8 ALL_TRUSTED Did not pass through any untrusted hosts
SpamAssassin thinks the mail comes directly from my hos
veral larger shared webhosting companies have disabled forwarding to AOL
accounts for this very reason. Some idiot customers of theirs reported mail
as spam and got their own webhost's mailserver blacklisted \o/
Marcel Veldhuizen
The Netherlands
At 03:25 19-5-2005, David Velásquez Restrepo wrote:
Q) With spamassassin you need about 20 to 30 seconds per email message and
LOTS of RAM and CPU:
a) TRUE
b) FALSE
False. It depends on your settings and custom rulesets, but scanning a
single message takes about 4-5 seconds on Athlon 800 ho
At 06:00 19-5-2005, Justin Mason wrote:
> Memory usage can be quite huge if you have many custom rulesets,
because SA
> 3.0.x forks into several processes which all insist on making their own
> copy of the ruleset in memory :( When I still used the RDJ bigevil list
> (amongst others), it would use
At 10:32 19-5-2005, Phibee Network operation Center wrote:
The GTUBE rule is defined in the (standard) 20_body_tests.cf rule file. So
I'd say for some reason it must not be processing the rules in that file.
Try "spamassassin -D --lint" and see if 20_body_tests.cf is being loaded?
Then there is
emove the
wildcard A entry pointing back to their webserver IP.
Basically this means that many smaller companies (not yet using dedicated
webservers) would be a victim of this scanning method.
Marcel Veldhuizen
The Netherlands
