Matti Haack wrote:
their source in the local server. And these mails should be accepted
since web services could want to write mails to users etc.
The Webservices cansendto LOCAL users without
authentification!
But local webservices can also send to external destinations
Hello List,
Should the local address list file be double spaced?, will I knacker
ASSP if I manually save a text file instead of using the web interface?
Thanks - Chris
FYI:
Windows 200 SP2
Perl 5.008008
ASSP 1.3.2(25)
Module Add-ons
File::Scan::ClamAV 1.8
Compress::Zlib 1.41
Digest::MD5 2.36
Moore, Chris ( BIUK ) wrote:
Hello List,
Should the local address list file be double spaced?, will I knacker
ASSP if I manually save a text file instead of using the web interface?
No, the local address list should have one address per line, no spaces.
It is possible to create the file
Hello List,
Recently my catch-all account stopped receiving mail, here is a snippet
from my logs:
Jun-7-07 12:37:44 id-12162571 195.90.96.29 to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bayesian
Spam
Jun-7-07 12:37:44 id-12162571 195.90.96.29 to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] deleting
spamming
whitelisted
Questions and Answers for users of ASSP Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy
assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net schreibt:
Could be possible to have and option X-Assp-Intended-For which shows
only to: and not bcc: ?
The smtp protocoll does RCPT TO without a difference in to,cc or
bcc.
So I have no chance.
fritz
In reverse order, you can see by this log that [EMAIL PROTECTED] was
whitelisted back in apr. A message from her was tagged as spam and
when re-submitted to whitelist, was whitelisted again, thus it was some
how removed from whitelist. Usually, when I see a whitelist submission,
it only says
These are examples of SPF query responses that are not comprehended by ASSP:
Received-SPF: permerror -extension:foo (mybox.example.org: domain of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] uses mechanism not recognized by this client)
Received-SPF: temperror (mybox.example.org: error in processing during
lookup
Dickson, Paul wrote:
In reverse order, you can see by this log that [EMAIL PROTECTED] was
whitelisted back in apr. A message from her was tagged as spam and
when re-submitted to whitelist, was whitelisted again, thus it was
some how removed from whitelist. Usually, when I see a whitelist
These are examples of SPF query responses that are not comprehended
by ASSP:
Not comprehended? In my view we do the right thing. I am unable to
declare something Spam or spammy based on such conditions.
2.5.6. TempError
A TempError result means that the SPF client encountered a
Options for temperror and permerror like the ones ASSP has for softfail and
neutral would be good to have. Every instance of a permerror I've seen has
been spam here, so I would use Fail SPF PermError Validations if we had
that option.
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
These are examples of SPF query
390. It has been set to that from day 1. I just adjusted it to 392 just
incase the config was wrong. I guess i should have checked the config file
first:) opps.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dave Emory
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007
May be, I do it.
But first things first. I replaced with the help of Nate the older SPF
module by the newest one. Please test this.
You have to install Mail::SPF and see then:
Mail::SPF module version v2.005 installed and available
Hello Fritz,
still waiting for an answer.
I tried, but still Gmails can't be delivered with HELO timeout
Alex
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Fritz Borgstedt
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 30. Mai 2007 11:33
An: Questions and Answers for
Hello Fritz,
still waiting for an answer.
I tried, but still Gmails can't be delivered with HELO timeout
I have no answer and I have no other report.
fritz
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Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
May be, I do it.
But first things first. I replaced with the help of Nate the older SPF
module by the newest one. Please test this.
You have to install Mail::SPF and see then:
Mail::SPF module version v2.005 installed and available
Will version 2.00 work? That's
Will version 2.00 work? That's the newest Activestate version.
I am really tired of this. Is it not possible to test this without
asking? Should I know, if Activestate 2.00 work?
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ActiveState's v2.00 does NOT work. The interfaces are totally different.
I'm working on instructions for installing it from CPAN because in my
experience, it didn't go so smooth.
Nate
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Fritz
Morris, Nate wrote:
ActiveState's v2.00 does NOT work. The interfaces are totally
different.
I'm working on instructions for installing it from CPAN because in my
experience, it didn't go so smooth.
Nate
Yes, I found out quickly that 2.00 does not work -- ASSP crash after a few
messages.
ActiveState's v2.00 does NOT work. The interfaces are totally
different.
I'm working on instructions for installing it from CPAN because in my
experience, it didn't go so smooth.
Nate
Should we then cancel the upgrade to SPF2 ?
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
Will version 2.00 work? That's the newest Activestate version.
I am really tired of this. Is it not possible to test this without
asking? Should I know, if Activestate 2.00 work?
No, I don't expect you to know everything about CPAN versus Activestate
modules. I won't
I recently installed assp at work, and have run into a slight problem
with it crashing without an error. Currently the system is running in
test mode, to build up the spamdb.
The last 2 entries from the assp.log just before it stopped working:
Jun-7-07 14:48:42 Email whitelist addition:
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
ActiveState's v2.00 does NOT work. The interfaces are totally
different.
I'm working on instructions for installing it from CPAN because in my
experience, it didn't go so smooth.
Nate
Should we then cancel the upgrade to SPF2 ?
I just tried to install Mail::SPF
Howard Fleming wrote:
I recently installed assp at work, and have run into a slight problem
with it crashing without an error. Currently the system is running in
test mode, to build up the spamdb.
The last 2 entries from the assp.log just before it stopped working:
Jun-7-07 14:48:42
On 08/06/2007, at 3:19 AM, Morris, Nate wrote:
ActiveState's v2.00 does NOT work. The interfaces are totally
different.
I'm working on instructions for installing it from CPAN because in my
experience, it didn't go so smooth.
Nate
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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