it looks to me that cpu use has rised a little in the last few builds, and
delaying triplests have doubled.
i think that's due to a change in processing order (maybe you put delaying
before helo check) . Is that correct ?
(btw, i have have zero Invalid PTR: in my stats, so i can't tell if that
Questions and Answers for users of ASSP Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy
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it looks to me that cpu use has rised a little in the last few
builds, and
delaying triplests have doubled.
i think that's due to a change in processing order (maybe you put
delaying
before
2007/1/23, Marrco [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
(btw, i have have zero Invalid PTR: in my stats, so i can't tell if that
works)
Have you searched your log for PTR missing?
Using ASSP v1.2.7.1(68) you should see something like:
Jan-23-07 hh:mm:ss 65.70.243.86 [EMAIL PROTECTED] to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender
(btw, i have have zero Invalid PTR: in my stats, so i can't tell if
that
works)
try the latest built (69)
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(btw, i have have zero Invalid PTR: in my stats, so i can't tell if
that
works)
Have you searched your log for PTR missing?
yes, ah i have them in my logs
Do you have Reversed Lookup set to 3 = score only?
yes, that feature is working, adds score to the PB entry. but that's for
missing
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now i can't tell if that feature is broken 1.2.7.1(68), or i'm not
receiving
spam triggering that check, or i did something in my config to
disable that
filter.
The feature was broken and is
The feature was broken and is back now even better: you can now decide
to just validate the PTR without setting Lookup for Missing PTR to be
active. ))
fritz, you're da man !
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I am not sure i understand this correct. If my server has a local
domain/hostname of etc. domain.com, then helo domain.com would be
forged or what?
on 10-01-2007 22:24 Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
Furthers, what is a forged helo?
An invalid HELO greeting messsage used by SMTP servers.
ASSP has an
From: Andreas Krüger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am not sure i understand this correct. If my server has a local
domain/hostname of etc. domain.com, then helo domain.com would be
forged or what?
short answer : yes, that's forged.
But if my server hosts several domain names for email accounts, wouldn't
they be local domains?
Etc, kruger.nu is my domain, which i use for my email address, my server
hosts this domain, so aren't this a local domain name?
on 11-01-2007 15:30 Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreibt:
But if my server hosts several domain names for email
accounts, wouldn't
they be local domains?
Etc, kruger.nu is my domain, which i use for my email
address, my server
hosts this domain, so aren't this a local domain name?
Yes. And if someone else's server identifies itself as
But if my server hosts several domain names for email accounts, wouldn't
they be local domains?
Etc, kruger.nu is my domain, which i use for my email address, my server
hosts this domain, so aren't this a local domain name?
on 11-01-2007 15:36 Marrco wrote:
From: Andreas Krüger [EMAIL
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From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Andreas_Kr=FCger?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, Jan 9, 2007 7:48 pm
Subject: [Assp-user] Process order
Hello,
I am sitting here and reading the process order for an email when it runs
trough ASSP, and i was wondering
Andreas Krüger wrote:
I was trying that, but i dont understand the extreme blocking for the
penalty box.
If you will look in the Penalty Box configuration options you will note
an Extreme Threshold option. When IP addresses reach a PB score
matching or exceeding that option the IP is recorded
Furthers, what is a forged helo?
An invalid HELO greeting messsage used by SMTP servers.
ASSP has an option to check connecting servers helo messages against
the
rfcs and optionally penalize them for having an invalid one.
Personally
I find this blocks more spambots.
A forged helo is
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
Furthers, what is a forged helo?
An invalid HELO greeting messsage used by SMTP servers.
ASSP has an option to check connecting servers helo messages against
the
rfcs and optionally penalize them for having an invalid one.
Personally
I find this blocks more
Hello,
I am sitting here and reading the process order for an email when it
runs trough ASSP, and i was wondering what these things is, and what
they do?
* PenaltyExtreme - Penalty Box extreme blocking
* ForgedHELO - forged HELO detection (built-in)
* DoRBLCache - caching and reuse
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