I'm currently running Imail 7.04HF2 with Declude 1.38 and KWM 2.0.9. Is
there
anything I should know before upgrading? Should I upgrade Declude first?
The IMail upgrades often overwrite the Declude registry entries, so after
upgrading, it's a good idea to run the \IMail\Declude.exe file
I was wondering if it were possible to define a different
directory (or folder) for any specified test. This would
or could be configured in the $default$.junkmail file.
This is something that has been requested several times, and something that
we will likely be adding to an upcoming
Actually I think most people are using this list for their fromfile
(KFROM) tests.
Ah, good point.
While we're at it, I should mention that the next beta release of Declude
JunkMail will have a new filter test type, similar to the fromfile/ipfile
test types, that will be much more
I just got a similar report from one of my users. And it DID fail various
tests that would have triggered BOUNCE if I didn't have my local server and
domain WHITELISTed.
I'm not sure how to proceed. If I take my own server and domain out of the
whitelist and these messages come through, my
Mail.ru appears to be a yahoo.com like site.
Lots of different information and news and entertainment categories.
It looks like the Mail is also similar to yahoo mail.
I actually know some people in Russia that use in to communicate with
people here.
Hope that helps.
John Tolmachoff
IT
I don't know if SMTP Auth leaves a signature in the header that can be
whitelisted, otherwise this test will throw out SMTP Auth - sent messages.
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WHITELIST @acsworld.net 12.4.184.3 (whitelist @acsworld.net messages from
that IP address only).
saying why did
Excellent idea. I'll try it.
Thx,
D.
At 07:49 AM 6/18/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Instead of whitelisting your domain names, or even specific e-mail
addresses, why not whitelist your own address space?
WHITELIST IP xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24
Otherwise anyone can send an e-mail message with a from
OK...I think I have an idea...tell me if this sounds like it will work...as
a couple others have said, I can whitelist just my IP range and not the
domain name. That will let stuff from my users to my users pass but only if
it's via MY server.
And to handle the part about the BOUNCE messages
I turned on the debug mode for junkmail and tried to replicate the problem
of declude not adding the subject for some messages.
It seems (at least in my setup) that if you send an email to an alias that
resolves to another alias (ie mailto:alias@domain1alias@domain1 or
Scott,
How would it handle a mailbox with a forward to address defined? i.e. If
alias@domain1 was a mailbox, but had the forward list of alias@domain2.
Just curious, since Imail will not leave a copy on forward unless you use
.,email@domain.
Chuck Frolick
ArgoNet, Inc.
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Feature request?
:)
John Tolmachoff
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's the the part of the log file that shows it using
e:\Imail\Declude\$default$.junkmail.
I'll send the entire log file to your address if you would like.
That's OK -- there should be enough information in here.
IMail is reporting the alias as [EMAIL PROTECTED], and Declude
JunkMail isn't
No, but the e:\imail\declude\mail.astnetworks.com\$default$.JunkMail file
exists and declude uses that for eveything except: alias-alias-realaccount
Mail.astnetworks.com is the host name and astnetworks.com is the host alias.
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, but the e:\imail\declude\mail.astnetworks.com\$default$.JunkMail file
exists and declude uses that for eveything except: alias-alias-realaccount
Mail.astnetworks.com is the host name and astnetworks.com is the host alias.
Sorry, my mistake. Declude JunkMail normally looks at the actual
I know there is an undocumented adult test in Declude, but I was wondering
if there could be an adult language test added to the program? Or maybe
that test does that.
I would like to add the subject Adult: to any message that would pass the
other Declude tests and contained words like XXX,
Hmmm, I would like to know more about this undocumented adult test that
Declude has--how does one implement it and what kinds of things does it look
for?
Thanks,
Bill
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From: Helpdesk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:17 AM
To: [EMAIL
We have just released Declude JunkMail v1.55 (beta), at
http://www.declude.com/junkmail/manual.htm . Changes include:
o Renamed FOLDER action to MAILBOX, to avoid confusion
o Fixes an issue with the new IP detection from 1.54 in multihop setups.
o %WARNING% variable can
Declude JunkMail v1.55 (beta) now includes the ability to use some basic
filtering.
First, you need to define the test, by adding a line like the following to
your global.cfg file:
MYFILTERfilter c:\IMail\Declude\myfilter.txt x 5 0
Then, you need to create the
I just saw an interesting new method of getting spam through
without being rejected.
The body of the message (HTML code only) was not separated from the
header by a CR/LF CR/LF - only a single one, so the advertising body was
actually part of the header. My Eudora read and rendered the message
Title: Message
We are
getting this too. Declude Virus has blocked them due to the Outlook
'CR' Vulnerability.
Henry
Isgett
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On Behalf Of Scott MacLeanSent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 3:53
PMTo: [EMAIL
This is probably in the archives of this list somewhere, but I need help
understanding how the Imail KILL list works in reference with Declude
junkmail.
I am testing using the kill list for the domains that send me the most
spam but until I see that it works I have a blacklist setup for Declude
Scott,
Here is the header information on the example email I was referring to.
As you can see the 'Reply-to:' with @boing.topica.com. My blacklist just
has 'topica.com' and Declude catches it just nicely. But based on what
you have responded, that this should not have made it to Declude if
A little food for thought on using the Imail kill file versus the declude
blacklist...
The Imail kill file refuses the mail at the SMTP level which may alert the
spammer that your blocking them. Not to mention that the cpu burden is put
on smtp32.exe instead of passing it off to declude.exe
Scott,
I have turned on XSENDER and here is another example of a domain that is
getting blocked by my blacklist but not by the kill list.
I have 'bonustree.com' in my kill list. The reply to addy that declude
is displaying is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Should this not get stopped by
the kill list?
I have turned on XSENDER and here is another example of a domain that is
getting blocked by my blacklist but not by the kill list.
I have 'bonustree.com' in my kill list. The reply to addy that declude
is displaying is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Should this not get stopped by
the kill list?
IMail uses
If I use the DELETE option for emails that fail the test for my black
list, would that not server the same purpose? Plus make it a bit more
friendlier to my server?
It would serve the same purpose, *except* that the sender will not know
what happened. The load will be a little more than if
Although it isn't completely on topic (since it involves IMail's Kill
List), it's something that should be of interest to many people on this
list. So unless I hear people complaining about it, feel free to
continue. :)
-Scott
Actually this has nothing
Mail.ru appears to be a yahoo.com like site.
Lots of different information and news and entertainment categories.
It looks like the Mail is also similar to yahoo mail.
I actually know some people in Russia that use in to communicate with
people here.
Ok, it was removed anyway.
Regards,
I have been retaliated against many times by spammers :-) and
would rather not anger them because they have already proven
themselves to be unscrupulous individuals.
I have to agree, if we gave them a challenge they will try harder.
I would rather them not know what we are doing, though
I'm curious to see how many people are using iMail with Junkmail as a
gateway for their Exchange system?
We're currently using it because I just can't find anything better than
Junkmail.
The problem is that I'm having a hard time convincing others to buy
iMail just to be a SMTP gateway for SPAM
Since Declude can use Your own sender blacklists
I need some more information on the FromFile.
1. What are the limitations on this file?
None that I am aware of.
2. It has been written with a test name, is this optional?
for example:
AddressName1 TestName
AddressName2
Can anyone suggest a program that read the log files for Declude and
give me stats on each failed test?
Scott Marx
My Tangledweb
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TJ1. What are the limitations on this file?
S- None that I am aware of.
TJAddressName2 TestName
S-That isn't the test name -- it's a description
S-(used in the %WARNING% variable, similar to the TXT
Understood, so this method should help me locate the text
description in the Declude log
Can anyone suggest a program that read the log files for Declude and
give me stats on each failed test?
You can try and download the following program from the url listed below:
http://www.imagefxonline.net/apps/delog
Regards,
Tom
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If your curious, here are the latest stats on our KILLFILE.
Delog Version 1.06b Detailed Report for: 06/18/2002 22:07:04
Log file examined: N:\IMAIL\SPOOL\DEC0618.LOG
Unique Message Count: 2745
Failed Message Count: 1508
Total
hmmm... decisions... decsions...
1. Let the spammer know we're fighting back in which case they might try
other tactics? or change tactics? or ??
or
2. Let them think we're an easy target so they keep on doing what they're
doing except more of it and even invite their buddies to join in.
I think
Mark, I was actually thinking about doing this. How is your Imail system configured? I
have never setup Imail as a gateway before.
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From: Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 19:41:40
We have been using IMAIL for a few years as a gateway for our exchange
servers. IMAIL resides in our primary DMZ zone while our Exchange
Servers reside way behind a couple of firewalls.
I like this configuration because of its simplicity and IMAIL's ability
to add many domains which Exchange
This is the knowledge base file for using IMail as a gateway.
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19980116-DM01.htm
Stu
At 08:03 PM 06/18/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Mark, I was actually thinking about doing this. How is your Imail system
configured? I have never setup Imail as a gateway before.
The first one is an italian university.
I'm note sure about this university but normaly any professor and any
student can use a mailbox on the uni-mailserver.
Markus
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