Kevin wrote:
> Daniel L. Miller wrote:
>   
>> Daniel L. Miller wrote:
>>     
>>> Daniel L. Miller wrote:
>>>   
>>>       
>>>>>> I may have perhaps found the answer.  My exportExtremeFileAppend was 
>>>>>> checked, and the exportextreme file was ... a trifle large.  A "sort -u" 
>>>>>> shrunk it to a manageable size, and ASSP is blocking connections again.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> May I recommend a warning message in the GUI, and possibly an overflow 
>>>>>> error should be reported for larger files for when a idiot like me tries 
>>>>>> to shoot himself in the foot?
>>>>>>     
>>>>>>       
>>>>>>         
>>>>>>             
>>>>> Could you be more specific as to the size.
>>>>>     
>>>>>       
>>>>>           
>>>> Of course I already deleted the file without taking note of the size - 
>>>> but it think it was over 10M.  Took a while to load ASSP each time too!
>>>>   
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> I'm still blocking lots of others - but this particular site is still 
>>> able to get past the IP blocks.  Mail analyzer states that the IP is in 
>>> both the exportextreme and the denysmtp.
>>>
>>> How are they getting through?!?
>>>       
>> I see the message DOES have a valid SPF - does a valid SPF bypass the 
>> penalty box blocks?  Abbreviated headers follow:
>>     
>
> But what does the maillog say?
>   
Right under my nose!!! The $#$!$#! got a spam in right while I was 
watching the log!!! Here's a straight stream from the log - I see 
absolutely no evidence of a penalty box check....but ... twenty minutes 
previous I show a successful block!! How is the IP block being 
bypassed?  How?  How?  <crying> How!

***
Jul-30-07 15:52:30 Connection from 66.63.185.238:54232 rejected by 
denySMTPConnectionsFrom: 66.63.185.
***

Jul-30-07 16:12:30 Connected: 66.63.185.238:65091 -> 66.55.57.2:25 -> 
66.55.57.2:10024
Jul-30-07 16:12:30 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> accepting 
triplet: (66.63.185.0,
                   [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]) waited: 50m 28s
Jul-30-07 16:12:30 Commencing DNSBL checks on 66.63.185.238
Jul-30-07 16:12:36 Completed DNSBL checks on 66.63.185.238
Jul-30-07 16:12:36 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] Received-RWL:
                   not listed (foxy.amfes.com: local policy) rwl=none; 
client-ip=66.63.185.238
Jul-30-07 16:12:49 [SPF] M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
                   Received-SPF: pass (foxy.amfes.com: domain of [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] designates
                   66.63.185.238 as permitted sender) client-ip=66.63.185.238; 
envelope-from=
                   [EMAIL PROTECTED]; helo=mail.enerwrite.com;
Jul-30-07 16:12:49 Commencing DNSBL checks on 66.63.185.238
Jul-30-07 16:12:51 Completed DNSBL checks on 66.63.185.238
Jul-30-07 16:12:51 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] DNSBL
                   Received-DNSBL: pass
Jul-30-07 16:12:51 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]  Regex:Red
                   'unsubscribe'
Jul-30-07 16:12:51 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] URIBL
                   Received-URIBL: pass
Jul-30-07 16:12:51 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] ClamAV:
                   scanning 5574 bytes done OK 
Jul-30-07 16:12:52 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] Bayesian
                   Check Prob: 1.00000 => spam
Jul-30-07 16:12:52 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] deleting
                   spamming whitelisted tuplet: (66.63.185.0,enerwrite.com) 
age: 22s
Jul-30-07 16:12:52 [Bayesian] M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
                   Bayesian Spam Find_the_top_5_online_schools_ 
Jul-30-07 16:12:52 M7150c3179 66.63.185.238 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] is
                   disconnected


-- 
Daniel

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