Hi all,
fixed in assp 2.2.2 build 13055:
- If an IP-address was part of an IP-address list because of a defined
hypentated- or CIDR-range, it was not possible to
remove the IP from this list via Email-Interface or the
'work-with-IP-addresses' dialog in the GUI.
This is now possible. ASSP will split the related IP-ranges in two
hypenated IP-ranges.
To make this working, it is required to install the perl modules
NetAddr::IP and Net::IP
- Mail::DKIM version 0.40 fixes an modules issue which makes some ASSP
code obsolet.
- some overhead is removed from the assp RDBM database interface
- the BATV and the SRS check were done in a wrong order, which caused SRS
failed messages if both features were used
- the usage of 'local $@;' caused unexpected behavior of assp on Perl 5.12
- some result lines in a returned email after modifying the Whitelist via
Email-Interface, were written multiple times
- if a 'to: ....' header tag contained the real email address not in the
first line, the BlockReport resend feature has
build wrong header lines and the mail was possibly sent to the
'EmailAdmin'
- it was possible, that if multiple IPv6 addresses or ranges were defined
in an IP-address-list, the
regular expression matching was not working
- under some conditions it was possible that a single worker processed an
infinitiy loop and caused all
SMTP connections to run in to a SMTP-timeout
changed:
- the perl module Net::IP::Match::Regexp is no longer required, the code
is partly adapted in assp and is improved
to handle also IPv6 addresses
- an new ASSP-MIB file is released
- in case a mail was blocked, assp has sent the termination reply "451
4.7.1 Please try again later"
this is now changed in to "421 <$myName> closing transmission"
- the current CPU affinity is now shown in the performance data and the
stats screen
- the rebuildspamdb code to reach the expected corpus norm has been
improved
if your current corpus norm is far away from the value you expect,
delete the file 'assp/normfile' and run
the rebuildspmdb task twice (ignor all results from the first run!)
added:
'asspCpuAffinity','Cpu Affinity for assp',
'Set the Cpu Affinity for all threads . Default is -1 (for use all CPU's).
Possible values are comma or
space separated CPU numbers starting with zero (0) or -1 for all CPU's.
This requires installed Sys::CpuAffinity module. This feature will
possibly not work on MacOS and OpenBSD and on
any OS, if the system contains more than 32 CPU's.'
'InternalAndWhiteAddresses','Accept Mail from Local Domains and
Whitelisted Senders only*'
'These local addresses accept mail only from local domains and whitelisted
external serders. Accepts
specific addresses ([email protected]), user parts (user) or entire domains
(@domain.com). Wildcards are supported
(fribo*@domain.com).'
'onlySpoofingCheckIP','Do Spoofing Check ONLY for these IP\'s*',
'Enter IP's that you want to be checked for spoofing. If this is set,
ONLY these IP's will be checked. For example:145.145.145.145|145.146.'
'onlySpoofingCheckDomain','Do Spoofing Check ONLY for these
Addresses/Domains*',
'Accepts specific addresses ([email protected]), user parts (user) or
entire domains (@example.com). Wildcards are supported
(fribo*@example.com). If set, ONLY these addresses/domains will be checked
for spoofing.'
Thomas
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