[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there a configuration for qmail that would not report false positives? I'm > running two qmail servers smtp02.aon.com and smtp01.mail-push.com and both are > listed as Input and Output relays. ORBS did not list hosts in the input/output lists based on false positives. You had to be shown to actually be a source of spam to end up in those lists. ORBZ, as I understand it, has similar policies. ORBS/ORBZ/ORDB/etc have policies on how to be removed from their lists -- in general, you contact them and request testing again. If they can't relay through your servers, they get removed from the lists. > # cat hosts.allow > tcp-env: 10. 127.0.0.1 165.125. 172.16. 172.17. 172.18. 172.20. 172.21. 192.168. > 199.181.157. 199.245.10. 199.245.9. 199.74.17. 199.74.252. 199.79.235. > 204.147.179. 204.153.84. 204.29.181. 204.90.107. 208.131.10. 208.131.11. > 212.153.27. 212.153.28. 208.213.52. 199.74.24. 216.64.197.: setenv RELAYCLIENT: Do you really want to relay for a public class B network, and 17 public class C networks, plus your internal 10. and 172.16-20 networks? Are you _sure_ there are no spammers or outsiders in those networks? > rcpthosts: > SMTP clients may send messages to recipients at smtp02.aon.com. [...] But this looks okay. Are those all your domains? Charles -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles Cazabon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> GPL'ed software available at: http://www.qcc.sk.ca/~charlesc/software/ -----------------------------------------------------------------------
