Thanks, Craig.
I don't have the FileFunctions object installed (the script errors on
it). Where do I get it?
Also, shouldn't the last line of the script be
Set FFunc = Nothing ?
Thanks,
Sunday, May 28, 2006, 11:20:41 AM, Craig Edmonds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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CE Hi Don,
CE Try this.
I have had a problem with my Imail server backlogging mail for years now
where the spool directory will fill with hundreds of thousands of
messages. Now it's the proc folder with the new version of declude.
This issue has been ongoing throughout the years as I have upgraded both
Imail and
Will,
Do you have any catch-all (nobody) aliases for any of your domains? If
so, a single such domain can overwhelm a server when under dictionary
attack. Catch-alls must be removed. The traffic will disappear
immediately if this is the case.
Also, it is definitely not uncommon for a
I have had a problem with my Imail server backlogging mail for years now
where the spool directory will fill with hundreds of thousands of
messages. Now it's the proc folder with the new version of declude.
This issue has been ongoing throughout the years as I have upgraded both
Imail and
Hi Don,
The site where you can get it is here.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jarit/asp/filefunc/
The license about 30 bucks.
Well worth it in my eyes.
Kindest Regards
Craig Edmonds
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I would also recommend the declude hijack filter.
It has saved me a couple of times.
Kindest Regards
Craig Edmonds
123 Marbella Internet
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Marbella Guide Web Portal
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-Original Message-
From:
I am using hijack with its default settings. My Declude seems to
function just fine as I'm watching but every other or third weekend it
seems like I come in on a Monday to see a couple hundred thousand
messages in the proc folder. I only allow 50 recipients per message,
have no loops, no
Will,
You want to attach your Declude.cfg and not your Global.cfg. If you
haven't tweaked those settings, you will likely have issues at 140,000
per day. If you post it I'm sure that there will be some
recommendations that will take care of your issues.
Matt
Will wrote:
I am using
Will,
I am not sure what you mean by country command, but this may be helpful
http://support.declude.com/Customer/KBArticle.aspx?articleid=6
David B
www.declude.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Will
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 3:18
It would be nice to have a declude log analyzer that would display a
list of IP's organized by spam counts so I could start blacklisting some
subnets, If that would be at all helpful to me.
DLAnalyzer has that exact report you are looking for. - IP Spam Report
Here is my declude.cfg file:
#THREADS 15
THREADS 75
#WAITFORMAIL Defined in milliseconds eg.
5000 = 5 seconds this can be changed to set the
#wait time that decludeproc will wait
before checking the \proc directory once empty for new messages.
WAITFORMAIL 5000
#INVITEFIX
Will,
You should change the following settings:
WAITFORMAIL 1000
WAITFORTHREADS 100
WINSOCKCLEANUP OFF
If you have two virus scanners configured and external tests like
Sniffer, Eradispam, invURIBL, etc. configured, I would recommend
dropping the threads down to 40. If you have less than a
That link indicates that they actually work in reverse by
whitelisting things from greylisting instead this is the other way
around where it qualifies messages for greylisting.
Nope. Whitelister creates a hierarchical system by which messages may
be explicitly included or
Sanford Whiteman wrote:
I am not denying _you_ shared credit for the concept with the
Postfix people, but the idea that your "friend" the vendor can claim
it as intellectual property, when you spec'd it out and have
documentation of same -- and that that's why you're playing
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