I consider it spam!
I have had a couple of conversations with them.
IMHO, the so called notices that some one is looking into you is nothing
more than a marketing attempt to get you to sign up and pay money. There is
absolutely no way you can find out if it is true that some one is looking
you
Hmmm...Where does the problem lie, Declude or IMail? Has it been fixed in
post-1.75 Declude or post-8.01 IMail?
These account for about half of the 6% of spam that slips through my
current weighting. The rest I don't currently have tests for, but fixing
this alone would improve my results
The virus tester is asking for a log on at the web site.
Is there one or is this a mistake?
If there is one how do we get it?
Terry Fritts
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The virus tester is asking for a log on at the web site.
Is there one or is this a mistake?
If there is one how do we get it?
Our web hosting company accidentally set up all PHP files to require a
password (we don't even know the password!). We expect that it should be
fixed shortly.
John Tolmachoff (Lists) wrote:
I consider it spam!
I have had a couple of conversations with them.
IMHO, the so called notices that some one is looking into you is nothing
more than a marketing attempt to get you to sign up and pay money. There is
absolutely no way you can find out if it is
I don't use the MAILBOX action at all, I write a filterable header and
use Imail filters to sort mail. Means it will work even on forwarded
accounts to other servers or in clients with header filtering
capabilities. Also, since I classify spam rank, you can take different
actions based on rank,
I have a client that we switched over to our service last Thursday. The
mail server is located at mail.domain.tld (according to the A record),
but their MX records on their authoritative DNS server both point to
us. Unfortunately, they are still receiving E-mail directed at their
server
One thing they could do, is restrict incoming e-mail by IP address to only
your server IP.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:Declude.JunkMail-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Matt
Sent: Monday, February 02,
I have a client that we switched over to our service last Thursday. The
mail server is located at mail.domain.tld (according to the A record), but
their MX records on their authoritative DNS server both point to
us. Unfortunately, they are still receiving E-mail directed at their
server
Fortunately, the site is not reachable.
Hello, Thank you for registration on our board - http://www.carderportal.o=
rg
Welcome to our underground Site!
http://www.carderportal.org
In our site you will find:
Spam Hosting - from 20$ per
Here's their SOA query results:
nameserver = NS85.WORLDNIC.com.
mailaddress = namehost.WORLDNIC.com.
serial = 2004013002, refresh = 10800, retry = 3600,
expire = 604800, minimum = 7200.
I'm thinking that what this says is that it will take up to 7 days for
the records to expire. It
Here's their SOA query results:
nameserver = NS85.WORLDNIC.com.
mailaddress = namehost.WORLDNIC.com.
serial = 2004013002, refresh = 10800, retry = 3600,
expire = 604800, minimum = 7200.
I'm thinking that what this says is that it will take up to 7 days for the
records to expire.
That's not possible under the client's current setup. I can remove the
mail.domain.tld address in this case, however for clients that have
SMTP AUTH and remote users, a change of this sort, or a change of the
sub-domain would cause them to have to change their mail client
configurations, and I
Hello.
Seems that mail from delphi.com is not being delivered. I Whitelisted
@delphi.com and received the message fine. Therefore, I assume that
Declude is blocking it. I looked the address up on www.dnsstuff.com and
saw that it was listed under 3 spam databases.
CSMA
CSMA-SBL
INTRUDERS
I
Seems that mail from delphi.com is not being delivered. I Whitelisted
@delphi.com and received the message fine. Therefore, I assume that
Declude is blocking it. I looked the address up on www.dnsstuff.com and
saw that it was listed under 3 spam databases.
That means that their IP is listed in
If I whitelisted it, will the logs still show which tests it failed?
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From: R. Scott Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 2:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] False spam - spam database
Seems that mail from
If I whitelisted it, will the logs still show which tests it failed?
Yes.
-Scott
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-Dave
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From: Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:05 AM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] OT: Domain Registrar recommendation
Anyone using a registrar that they
Hi all,
RANT
We got hammered today with failed delivery messages, as most of our email
addresses were set as reply-to in a ton of spam :-(
On top of that I have clients complaining about the continuing flood of ads
dealing with those pills for men (name omitted for obvious reasons). It sure
Search the archives for Challenge Response.
It was just discussed last week. (Maybe on the virus list.)
Do not use it!
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of ITG
Challenge/Response has been covered at length twice recently on this
list, and the almost universal informed opinion is that the shortcomings
ruin it's applicability to a general E-mail environment.
Aside from that, there is no doubt that you could be better handling the
bounce messages as
Hi George,
is there any type of Challenge Response tools available for Imail that
you are aware of
Unfortunately - not.
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