It is still active...
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From:
Darin Cox
To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 9:52 AM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] New Paypal
Phish
This just in from http://222.82.252.206/paypal/
May want to block URLs with that
SF Flip your log into debug mode for a couple of emails. You'll see exactly
SF what order everything runs.
Great idea. I'll let you know what we find.
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Best regards,
Davidmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Doug,
On the Declude isn't cutting it thread... Declude
plus Message Sniffer catches well over 99.9% of spam for us, with spam being
about 68% of traffic during the week and 90% over the weekend. So, this
combo can certainly be configured to catch almost everything coming
in.
You might
Verizon Communications has been hit with several lawsuits as a result of the
company's policy of blocking email from IP addresses in foreign countries in
an effort to reduce spam. The complaint asks that Verizon cease blocking
email and that it compensate customers for losses on behalf of
sarcasmWell, this snippet clearly shows that Verizon is on top of this
spam problem./sarcasm
Carmel said Verizon told him to e-mail the company to get his name put
on a whitelist, which frustrated him even further since the company is
blocking all of his e-mails.
Andrew 8)
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That is f-ed up right there...
The damned lawyers are gonna get rich and every VZ customer will get a
coupon for a free day of service.
Marc
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Darrell
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.kohnswift.com/bio_boni.htm
Lets sign him up for a lot of spam from Korea, Japan, etc and see how he
feels about blocking foreign IPs then...
Sorry to go off on a rant here
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Lets sign him up for a lot of spam from Korea, Japan, etc and see how he
feels about blocking foreign IPs then...
Sorry to go off on a rant here
The point is a company such as Verizon providing service to a wide and far
reaching ranged of customers can not arbitrarily make such a
This kinda scares me. Could this potentially set a precedence that
companies can be sued for blocking mail? i.e. You get sued for blocking
mail. We all block some legitimate mail at some point.. Thats the nature
of the game.
Darrell
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invURIBL -
I think this is good. Just think about the issues that you would have
if Verizon indiscriminately blocked you. We have heard a bunch of
stories about AOL and their spam reporting mechanism blacklisting
servers that are just merely forwarding to them. If these companies
blacklist providers like
The following e-mail got tagged as spam, even though it was
from an authenticated send.
First, the imail log:
20050518 115243
127.0.0.1 SMTPD (72db5d54010e1dde)
[64.4.213.172] connect 184.122.4.102 port 2528 (this is a remote
user)20050518 115243 127.0.0.1 SMTPD
(72db5d54010e1dde
04:19 PMTo:
Declude.JunkMail@declude.comSubject: [Declude.JunkMail] Should have
been whitelisted
The following e-mail got tagged as spam, even though it was
from an authenticated send.
First, the imail log:
20050518 115243
127.0.0.1 SMTPD (72db5d54010e1dde)
[64.4.213.172] connect 184.122.4.102
We have had reports from
some customers that their spool and overflow folders have been slowly backing
up using Declude 2.0.6
If you are experiencing this
kind of problem, type Declude -diag at the
command prompt.
SmarterMail
If you see 'Using
Ralph,
I ran declude -diag three times in a row and on the second run it
showed "Using [im.decludekey.us]" multiple times, but not for the first
and the third attempts. Could it be that this is just simply sporadic
and affects everyone on 2.0.6?
One other thing...how often does this phone
aha, I thought smtp auth trumped all. Makes
sense.
Is there a way to add negative weight to smtp auth
?
Thanks!!
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andy
SchmidtSent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 3:32 PMTo:
Declude.JunkMail@declude.comSubject: RE:
I see three instances of "Using [im.decludekey.us]" every time
I run the "declude -diag" command on my two IMail/Declude servers. I use
the following setting in my declude.cfg files:
DNS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
because I don't use the same DNS setting
for Declude as I have configure in IMail. I
I think you're reading more into it than is there.
Verizon didn't deliver what it promised or, to say it differently,
Verizon didn't deliver what their customers had a reasonable
expectation of receiving. That's the issue.
The allegation, and I think it is probably true, is that Verizon
FYI, with all of the offshoring that is going on, don't be surprised to
see E-mail from otherwise American companies coming from servers
(connecting to your server) from places like China and India. For
instance, mssupport.microsoft.com has come to my server from
210.22.110.0/24, and even
Thanks.. I tested it.. im.decludekey.us
showed up 3 times. I configured the dnsoverride and the the using
text was displayed only once. No more im.decludekey.us texts. Is that OK?
Besides one more setting I have to keep in
mind when changing DNSs or when switching servers (in case de
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