Bill:

Would it not be a more general test if one could AND various test names?

So then it would be a grand logic case.. 

Test1 & test2 & test3 match -10

That way it can help with a broader set of conditions.

Just a thought..
Kami


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Scott, I didn't see any response from you about this test suggestion.  I was
wondering what your thoughts were on a test like this and if you might
consider implementing.  If not, I will consider writing an external app to
run this kind of test, however, it would be much better if supported by
Declude since it already has all of the necessary values to plug into such a
test.  If I do an external app, I would need to re-run some of the tests
Declude has already run (MX and rDNS) in order to retrieve these values.

Bill
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> Scott, you have probably seen requests like this before, however, I think
> this would be a great way to support most corporate and some ISP e-mail
> domains with a negative weight based test:
>
> HELO & RDNS domain match -5
> HELO & RDNS & MAILFROM domain match -10
> HELO & RDNS domain match & IPINMX -10 (yes, IP-in-MX)
> HELO & RDNS & MAILFROM domain match & IPINMX -15 or ENDALLTESTS
>
> I say "domain" meaning just the last two segments of the FQHN, that
portion
> that is registered with domain registrar.  Since all of these tests are
> already run by Declude, if a bit of logic could be added to support a test
> like this, I think it could help us get a lot of legitimate mail delivered
> with fewer held due to FPs.
>
> Also, if people feel that the last test above is a very good indicator of
> legitimate e-mail, then if this test is run first (before all other
tests),
> and there is a match with the last test shown above, and there was
variable
> to ENDALLTESTS (and deliver), then this would also cut down on processing
> requirements.
>
> Thoughts anyone...?
>
> Bill
>
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