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Yep, declude.junkmail@ and declude.virus@ are still
fairly active.
David Barker at Declude is probably the best person
to talk to about any issues you may have, and the possibility of
upgrading.
On the Declude list there has been speculation that
the symptoms you describe are caused by LFLF, CRCR, or LFCRLFCR instead of the
proper CRLFCRLF at the end of the headers. Declude is not handling these
non-RFC-compliant messages well, thus added headers in the wrong places.
It might be possible to put a process in the chain between IMail and Declude to
rewrite the messages, but I'm not sure if anyone has attempted that or
not.
You might check the archives at mail-archive.com
for more info on that.
Darin. ----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Broken image / header spam
messages Despite popular opinion Declude 1.8x works just fine (with
the exception of the broken image problem, but I'm told even the latest versions
have this problem too) with all flavors of Imail 2006. I know there
are those out there that don't want you to know that it works. A
friend keeps the latest versions of Declude on his server and my 1.8x
version is many times faster than his newer
version.
I've sent several messages to Declude over several months
about upgrading. I've been told several times they would get back with me
but they never do. I'm not a big fan Declude as a company but I won't air
my beefs with them here.
I wasn't aware that the Declude list still existed...
can't find anything about it on their web site.
To resolve the problem I've been working with Imail 2006.1
phrase filter, but I can't get consistant results out of it. The phrase
X-Spam-Tests-Fail** (changed it so it doesn't
get filtered on my own system) is in the BODY of every one of these broken image
files. I tell the phrase filter to find that phrase in the message body,
but sometimes it works and others it doesn't. I don't use any other
aspects of the built in spam tools in 2006.1. The phrase filter should
catch them, and it does sometimes, but not all the
time.
Thanks for
the response.
-Joe
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