[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Mail]$ cat fp1 |dccproc -QC
X-DCC-CollegeOfNewCaledonia-Metrics: genius 1189; Body=16 Fuz1=16 Fuz2=16
reported: 0 checksum server
env_From: 5469b142 22af2632 54c4c668 28e32b2e
From: d4a9dc81 bf891721 7417d850 fc418f2c
Message-ID: 0b5fd064 17c38a61 13fd485e 3e05b017
Received: aedc8950 897bf3d5 0639bb64 7fcfb2a0
Body: c7ce7c20 16142801 33efdee7 a8bf417c 16
Fuz1: 8726fed4 a09fe18f 0d3b02a3 a2b7ba5a 16
Fuz2: b0a050af a913647c aa580a84 8fc666a8 16
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Mail]$ cat fp2 |dccproc -QC
X-DCC-CollegeOfNewCaledonia-Metrics: genius 1189; Body=0 Fuz1=16 Fuz2=16
reported: 0 checksum server
env_From: 5469b142 22af2632 54c4c668 28e32b2e
From: 75373e5a 9decc454 42747800 2111246f
Message-ID: 7f735fcd a7107c7b 00426ad2 2dfc495f
Received: a7196f95 3cfaa321 50d777db 6fad8f51
Body: 094292c7 75fe63ef e2329148 0818bd1f
Fuz1: 4c062286 aedbc22a 4f4f0040 f3f8cb7a 16
Fuz2: fdf2fe87 073accc4 a7f0ac39 23ad613a 16
It appears some people are (probably unknowingly) checking the mailing
list against dcc. Dcc is for unsolicited bulk mail, but we solicited
this list so it's hardly appropiate to check it. Besides, the default is
report and check, which could (did) lead to false positives.
I have tripped over my shoelaces again here and found why. The dcc
whiteclnt file allows you to specify people who shouldn't be checked,
and offers you any number of ways to specify them (mail_host, ip,
message-id, etc). It apparently only uses one -S option. So all your
whiteclnt entries have to be under the same section (Passed to dccifd
with -S). If you don't pass a -S option, you have no whitelist :-/
The docs are unclear and the builds are dissimilar, so it's one to
watch.
--
With best Regards,
Declan Moriarty.
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