Hi there,
Wondering which one is the best way to whitelist common domains like
twitter or linkedin...latelly they are falling into spam, cause most
emails from there are coming from things like
spring-chicken-bd.twitter.com or things like that...from subdomains...is
a good idea to add to
James
Thanks for the tip, well I had turned it off because too many real messages
were getting hung up by the greylisting and this was frustrating my
customers. I wll see about doing it again
Thanks
John
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From: James Moe [mailto:ji...@sohnen-moe.com]
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Hello,
i have update today to the version 1.9.9(13245) and have trouble.
15 minutes after start, assp suddenly used 100% of the CPU and then
freezes. No Web interface work, no Email is processed.
Also the logfile freezes. No new entry's are written.
The Server is ok, Postfix and Dovecot worked
Sep-04-13 20:29:12 82.152.113.229 got 'non printable hex data' from the
I'd use Fail2Ban on the ASSP server.
Doug
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Hi Doug
Thanks so much for your reply! I've installed it and configured it according
to this
http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/ASSP
but I added in the regex
failregex = .*? \d{5}-\d{5} HOST .*? got \'non printable hex data\' from
the client before the (.*)
nothing gets logged so far.
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On 09/05/2013 06:47 AM, Ethical Host - John MacKenzie wrote:
Just a quick question as my SMTP is getting hit with tons of bogus
requests (1 or 2 per second)
Do you have greylisting enabled? Turning this on reduced the number
of bogus messages by
Just a quick question as my SMTP is getting hit with tons of bogus requests
(1 or 2 per second)
Basically I need to know how to adapt this script to work with asps logs?
http://forums.cpanel.net/f185/sustained-exim-attack-syntax-errors-mitigation
-measures-338792.html#post1456572
in
Doug
Thanks for that help.
Ok I updated the date format then added in this in the assp.conf file:
failregex = HOST \[EarlyTalker\] got \'non printable hex data\'
and that seems to work when I run the test
Thanks a lot!
So these entries just get added to the iptables firewall, but would they
