Daniel L. Miller wrote:
> 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!
> 

Does it happen under 1.3.1?
How about 1.3.3?

Have you put the IP into 'denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways'?

Kevin

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