Re: Filter from *and* to

On Wed, January 21, 2009 01:40, Martin Gregorie wrote: > describe LOCSRS Sender same as recipient > header__LOCSR1 To =~ /\...@example.com/i > header__LOCSR2 From =~ /\...@example.com/i > meta LOCSRS (__LOCSR1 && __LOCSR2) > score LOCSRS 6.0 meta LOCSRS (__LOCSR1

Re: Filter from *and* to

On Fri, 2009-01-16 at 18:51 +, Rik wrote: > On Fri, 2009-01-16 at 19:25 +0100, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote: > > On 16.01.09 11:26, Helmut Schneider wrote: > > > can I (and if how) create a filter that catches mails _from_and_to_ > > > specific email addresses? It should only apply if a specif

Re: Filter from *and* to

On Fri, 2009-01-16 at 19:25 +0100, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote: > On 16.01.09 11:26, Helmut Schneider wrote: > > can I (and if how) create a filter that catches mails _from_and_to_ > > specific email addresses? It should only apply if a specific sender sendw > > an email to a specific recipient

Re: Filter from *and* to

On 16.01.09 11:26, Helmut Schneider wrote: > can I (and if how) create a filter that catches mails _from_and_to_ > specific email addresses? It should only apply if a specific sender sendw > an email to a specific recipient. I'd start searching in yout MTA's documentation. It's not job of SA to

Re: Filter from *and* to

Helmut Schneider wrote: can I (and if how) create a filter that catches mails _from_and_to_ specific email addresses? It should only apply if a specific sender sendw an email to a specific recipient. I can use a meta rule, thanks. -- No Swen today, my love has gone away My mailbox stands f

Filter from *and* to

Hi, can I (and if how) create a filter that catches mails _from_and_to_ specific email addresses? It should only apply if a specific sender sendw an email to a specific recipient. Thanks, Helmut -- No Swen today, my love has gone away My mailbox stands for lorn, a symbol of the dawn

Re: add a score for same "From:" and "To:"

Phibee Network Operation Center wrote: > Hi > > anyone have a rules for increase the score when the from: are same > that to: ? Yes, there was a thread about this just a few days ago. See "TO: and FROM: line are the same." from 1/4/2008 in the archives.

Re: add a score for same "From:" and "To:"

This is lame, read the archives. Kai -- Kai Schätzl, Berlin, Germany Get your web at Conactive Internet Services: http://www.conactive.com

add a score for same "From:" and "To:"

Hi anyone have a rules for increase the score when the from: are same that to: ? Thanks jerome

Re: From: and To: Spamers

Am 2008-12-29 20:39:46, schrieb ram: > You could reject mailfrom your domain at the MTA (if your real mail > never arrives there ) Unfortunately this does not work for me. > One of the other ways is set up an SPF record and give a high score for > SPF-FAIL for your domain, that is what I do and

Re: From: and To: Spamers

Hello Sahil, Am 2008-12-29 17:59:09, schrieb Sahil Tandon: > id=EQUAL_001; action=REJECT sender is recipient; sender==$$recipient I will forward this line to my Hosting Provider, since the postfix is out of my control. Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening Michelle Konzack Systemadmini

Re: From: and To: Spamers

Matthias Haegele wrote: > Michelle Konzack schrieb: > >> since arrount 5 days I am hit by several 10.000 very small (~2 kByte) >> messages which use my email addresse in "From:" and "To:"... >> >> Does anyone know, how to stop this shit

Re: From: and To: Spamers

Michelle Konzack wrote on Mon, 29 Dec 2008 13:26:25 +0100: > Does anyone know, how to stop this shit effectively? You are not the only one affected by this. Others asked before you. Kai -- Kai Schätzl, Berlin, Germany Get your web at Conactive Internet Services: http://www.conactive.com

Re: From: and To: Spamers

On Mon, 2008-12-29 at 13:26 +0100, Michelle Konzack wrote: > Hello *, > > since arrount 5 days I am hit by several 10.000 very small (~2 kByte) > messages which use my email addresse in "From:" and "To:"... > > Does anyone know, how to stop this sh

Re: From: and To: Spamers

Does DynDNS allow SPF records? On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 15:08:38 +0100, Matthias Haegele wrote: >Michelle Konzack schrieb: >> Hello *, >> >> since arrount 5 days I am hit by several 10.000 very small (~2 kByte) >> messages which use my email addresse in "From:&

Re: From: and To: Spamers

Michelle Konzack schrieb: Hello *, since arrount 5 days I am hit by several 10.000 very small (~2 kByte) messages which use my email addresse in "From:" and "To:"... Does anyone know, how to stop this shit effectively? 1st mail server is courier-mts + courier-imap + s

From: and To: Spamers

Hello *, since arrount 5 days I am hit by several 10.000 very small (~2 kByte) messages which use my email addresse in "From:" and "To:"... Does anyone know, how to stop this shit effectively? 1st mail server is courier-mts + courier-imap + spamassassin + clamav 2nd ma

Re: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

Thanks, Matt. That seems to be the type of rule what I was looking for. On Nov 26, 2007 8:02 AM, Matt Kettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The following greylist.conf would do what you want: > --- > acl whitelist from [EMAIL PROTECTED] rcpt [EMAIL PROTECTED] > acl blackli

Re: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

mouss wrote: > Mike Kenny wrote: >> >> >> I hope to use this to cut down on spam and phishing attempts, >> because >> I could identify legitimate mail by virtue of having the correct >> sender address (or at least domain) and recipient. That is, mail >> from >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

Mike Kenny wrote: I hope to use this to cut down on spam and phishing attempts, because I could identify legitimate mail by virtue of having the correct sender address (or at least domain) and recipient. That is, mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the

Re: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

> > > I hope to use this to cut down on spam and phishing attempts, because > I could identify legitimate mail by virtue of having the correct > sender address (or at least domain) and recipient. That is, mail from > [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] is very likely mail > from my bank, but

RE: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

> > Not exactly, just looking to set up a rule that says (per the earlier > example) any mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] that is *not* coming from > mybank.com is almost certainly spam. Likewise, I would like to set up > a rule to say that mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to that address is > more likely (b

Re: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

> What else would you want to do? > > ...surely not blanket whitelisting eh? Not exactly, just looking to set up a rule that says (per the earlier example) any mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] that is *not* coming from mybank.com is almost certainly spam. Likewise, I would like to set up a rule to say t

RE: Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

> > As part of my efforts to track and control spam, I bought a domain and > created a unique alias to give to every distinct company with which I > do business. For example, the address I gave to my bank might be > [EMAIL PROTECTED], while the one I gave to an online bookseller > might be [EMAI

Rule(s) to tie From and To addresses together?

As part of my efforts to track and control spam, I bought a domain and created a unique alias to give to every distinct company with which I do business. For example, the address I gave to my bank might be [EMAIL PROTECTED], while the one I gave to an online bookseller might be [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: $from and $to

Pezhman Lali wrote: > Hi > which variables in spamd, contained "from" and "to" of the processed > mail? > if nothing, > how can I add this variables? Which "from" and "to" are you referring to? The ones in the message body, or the ac

$from and $to

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