Im glad someone is doing the testing :) please let us know of the FP rate

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I just installed SORBS last night and am busy monitoring the results.  I 
have found that they mostly tagg what others are tagging thus far, but 
what will take more time to figure out is if they are finding stuff that 
has been slipping through the others.  I monitor things that fail with a 
score of between 10-14 in order to determine the validity of this test.  
I had pretty good results before SORBS and without Oriusoft, so just 
catching another 1% of all spam would mean a 20% reduction of what gets 
through.

SORBS-BADCONF hasn't been tripped on the first 1,500 messages that it 
was checked for, but other SORBS tests are definitely producing 
positives...508 out of 1,500, and my server rejected 849 for being 
spam.  Mostly it catches open relays of one sort or another.  My SORBS 
config is as follows:

SORBS-HTTP        ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.2     5    0
SORBS-SOCKS       ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.3     5    0
SORBS-MISC        ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.4     5    0
SORBS-SMTP        ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.5     5    0
SORBS-SPAM        ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.6     5    0
SORBS-WEB         ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.7     5    0
SORBS-ZOMBIE      ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.9     5    0
SORBS-DUL         ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.10    5    0
SORBS-BADCONF     ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.11    3    0
SORBS-NOMAIL      ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net    127.0.0.12    5    0

The scores are only a starting point, and I scored SORBS-BADCONF lower 
because I thought it might get tripped by the same data that HELOBOGUS 
does (this hasn't been confirmed because that SORBS filter has not been 
tripped).

Matt




Chuck Schick wrote:

>I am trying to use Sorbs as a new black list.
>
>I put this line in my Global config file.
>
>SORBS-BADCONF   ip4r    dnsbl.sorbs.net                127.0.0.11      4
0
>
>And I put in the following lines in both the Junkmail and the Global file
>
>SORBS-BADCONF   WARN
>
>After running this for 24 hours I did not find the test had been triggered
>once.
>
>Here are my questions:
>
>1) Is my configuration incorrect?
>
>2) Is it a waste of my time to use SORBS as a Blacklist?
>
>Chuck Schick
>Warp 8, Inc.
>303-421-5140
>www.warp8.com
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