Hi all,
I hope to replace a proprietary antispam-appliace with SA but have one
annoying requirement: the current one keeps spam in a quarantine which
users can access with http. Using that web-frontend they can retrieve
quarantined messages.
Do you know of any software (preferably open-source)
Hi all,
I might soon be able to replace a proprietary antispam-appliance with a
normal spamassassin-setup. However, the current solution quarantines
messages considered suspicious and offers a webinterface for the
endusers to access the special quarantine-store. While I don't like such
a setup at
Ascensionwow wrote:
I checked and my hosting company said EXIM. Does that make sense? When I
look in cpanelX I can see there's a path to sendmail though. So maybe
sendmail is the right answer? Regardless, they said the MTA software is
EXIM. Hope that helps.
Exim can invoke procmail but does
Clay Davis wrote:
Maybe #3, in a strictly dictionary since of the word, but I doubt it. Never #2; SORBS holds no
official position or power. When you make an accusation of extortion, you better be
using the legal definition. I'm no lawyer, but I am pretty sure the legal definition
involves
Patrick Sneyers wrote:
Op 21-feb-06, om 16:08 heeft Matt Kettler het volgende geschreven:
Patrick Sneyers wrote:
These don't hit very much in my setup. They get caught with the new
Reverse-Check feature in CommuniGate.
Do you know what this test does?
I've been getting wuite a few of these
Philipp Snizek wrote:
[...]
However, I fear SA learns that headers coming from my internal MTA could be
spam and so causing false results on real spam.
Exactly. Forwarding e-mail breaks the original information and has to be
avoided.
What experiences have you made or how have you solved
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
Uhm, I wonder were you got this information from...
It was quite some time ago... early Pentium 1, IIRC. I just hate
oversimplifications and adding more RAM will certainly help is
certainly wrong. I did mention several scenarios which might cause his
problems
Justin Mason wrote:
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hi Patrick --
this message:
Jan 2 23:09:25 mail7 spamd[16004]: spamd: copy_config timeout,
respawning child process after 9 messages at
/usr/spamassassin/current/bin/spamd line 96
9.
is troublesome. What version of
userHi all,
I've been surprised by an nagios-alert that my syslog-partition was
running full. In Fact, in about 18 hours I got 26GB of syslog, all done
by spamassassin. I installed Spamassassin in October and hardly changed
anything since then (just some scores, some additional tests, but
tom wright wrote:
This dosnt seem to have solved the issue. I'm using the
exiscan-acl-4.42-27.patch (http://duncanthrax.net/exiscan-acl/) so exim
send mails direct to spamassassin at smtp time. I'm no expert here but
looking at the code it seems that this passes the message direct to
spamd.
Tony Finch wrote:
[...]
I'm still working on a way to do this - I'm sure it's not impossible, but I
haven't had much success yet. Ideally, the Linux machine would do an LDAP
query to the Exchange server, but unless you can help me figure out how to
do it, then I guess I'll just remain a
Kai Schaetzl wrote:
Matt Kettler wrote on Mon, 12 Dec 2005 20:17:04 -0500:
Using greylisting you'd delay their mail, but they'd be able to deliver even if
they still are in the RBL if they retry after the greylist timer expires.
That makes only sense if you greylist *only* hosts on these
Hi all,
today I got lots of University diploma-spams, passing SA 3.1.0 easily.
:-(
1.4 HTML_10_20 BODY: Message is 10% to 20% HTML
0.0 BAYES_50 BODY: Bayesian spam probability is 40 to 60%
[score: 0.5002]
0.0 HTML_MESSAGE
Hi all,
I received a mail today being classfied as spam. It's a perfeclty valid
mail and the users claims to have sent it using Outlook for PocketPC
(Windows Mobile), which passed it to an exchange-server.
The pocket-pc is running Windows Mobile 2003 2nd edition, 4.21.1088
(Build 14132).
Hi all,
I consider creating a local cache of njabl.org using rbldnsd. I can
rsync their zones-information to my server, but their
installation-instructions (http://combined.njabl.org/rsync.html) tell me
that I get dnsbl.njabl.org. That's of littel benefit, since SpamAssassin
accesses
Jeff Chan schrieb:
[...]
The zone data for both zones is in their rsync directory. The
dynablock data is in the rbldns.dynablock.easynet.nl file, so you
would modify your rbldnsd config:
I was confused about the filename and ignored
rbldns.dynablock.easynet.nl. The njabl-Homepage mentioned
Kenneth Porter schrieb:
Lately I've been seeing quite a bit of uncaught spam with a link to
uk.geocities.com. Using 3.1.0 release with net tests. Here's my
Same here, so I decided to add some points to uk.geocities.com-URLs. I'm
assigning high scores if such a link is on a line by itself and
Gregory P. Ennis schrieb:
Everyone,
I upgraded from 3.0.3 to 3.1.0 and have had a bunch of problems. I
finally got a good install, but could not do it via cpan. There were
many modules that I had to manually install. I have had it active for
about a week and every night for some reason it
Raymond Dijkxhoorn wrote:
[...]
This is the complete list so far:
[...]
Subject: Multi-Kulturell = Multi-Kriminell
--
CU,
Patrick.
Dennis Davis wrote:
[...]
Some on this list recommended reducing --max-conn-per-child from the
default of 200 to reduce possible memory leakage in earlier versions
of SpamAssassin. I doubt that this is a problem now, but it might
be worth trying as a precautionary measure.
I am absulotely CERTAIN
Justin Mason wrote:
[...]
on 3.1.0 or 3.0.2?
3.0.2
[...]
Are you limiting the size of messages being passed to spamd? Scanning
The limit is 200k.
as far as I know, there is not a remotely-exploitable bug here. Obviously
these would be more serious and we encourage those to be reported on the
Hi all,
I've been using SpamAssassin 3.0.2 for quite some time (about three
month) on my mailservers and so far I didn't notice any problems. Load
and message-throughput have been quite constant.
However, yesterday one of my servers went BANG, due to lack of memory.
First I suspected Bind9, but
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