Interesting thought.
John T
eServices For You
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Any
word from Declude on the issue in 3.05.5 that fills up the /templogs
folder?
To
recap, if Concatenate logs is turned on AND the decludeproc service crashes,
declude "forgets" about the temp. logs. (Concatenate Log Threshold is reset to
0).
This
results in the /templog eventually
Mark,
I am following up with Bill and will post as soon as I have
an answer.
David B
www.declude.com
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Good, bad, indifferent?
Now that 3.0.5.5 is out and stable, any thoughts of including a test for
DomainKeys into Declude?
John T
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John,
DomainKeys is designed to validate legitimate E-mail and can't be used
to detect illegitimate E-mail any better than a SPAMDOMAINS test can.
The problem with crediting E-mail that has only been validated to have
passed through such a server is that this fact in itself doesn't have
So when you look at the header, the only information you can trust is the
last server before it reaches your server. Is his server address real? I
mean, really his? Does he hijack open relays or spam zombies, or use
servers outside of the US? I'm just curious how reliable this information
is
Thanks Matt for the analysis. I kind of thought that was going to be the
case, but since I had not heard anything in a while...
On an interesting related note, Habeas is still trying to push their stuff.
John T
eServices For You
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John,
Is 3.0.5.5 100% stable? I have seen numerous posts on this forum
about ongoing issues with MAILFROM (triggering on local unauth. domains),
COUNTRY Test and with Multi-Procs (especially above 100K volume per day). I
have a call into Declude support on the above to see what is
100% stable is a relative term. It is 100% stable on my server. I am not
running a mutli-proc server, I do not use the COUNTRY test as I have some
clients that do business with the far east which generally ends up failing,
all local domains use authentication unless they are processes in which
