I would be interested in your mailfilter mods. You should put it up in
the wiki. Also please specify the changes you made.
On 10/9/06, Mark Samples <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Erik Espinoza wrote:
> Mattias,
>
> This is a simscan 1.2 thing. If you're using all the latest packages,
> spam with 12+ settings would work just fine.
>
I gave Jake a copy of my mailfilter mods to stress test (actually, it
should work w/o
stress testing, the major things I did different was just the regex
matching, I added a couple
of extra checks), have not heard from him. It is working fine here.
If anyone else wants to run it and test it, I'll send it to them. If
Eric want's it to test at
the development level.
> This is why I've not been working on mailfilter. I just plain don't
> have the time to develop this feature right now.
>
> Sorry. . .
>
> Erik
>
> On 10/8/06, Mattias Segerdahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Erik,
>>
>> Did this change in the 3.1.6 update, meaning that mailfilter is active
>> again? Because in the versions before that, even spam with 12+ didn't
>> get rejected.
>>
>> mattias
>>
>> Erik Espinoza wrote:
>> >> I find my qmailtoaster running well on my CentOS, Every spam are
>> >> re-marked
>> >> with ****SPAM****, and send a notification mail to senders and
>> postmaster
>> >> about the spam e-mails they sent.
>> >
>> > That's odd. It shouldn't do that. It should send the mail to the
>> > reciever with the subject ***SPAM***. The only way it could do this is
>> > if you are running qmail-scanner
>> > (http://toribio.apollinare.org/qmail-scanner/), which is an
>> > unsupported QmailToaster configuration.
>> >
>> > If you are using this, you'll probably have better luck e-mailing
>> > their mailing list for config details.
>> >
>> >> But could we set the these spam mail to be automatically deleted,
>> and let
>> >> only postmaster received the notification? rather than the current
>> >> policies.
>> >
>> > Currently mail with a score of 5 - 11.9 gets the subject rewritten to
>> > ***SPAM*** and sent to the receiver. 12 and up gets rejected at the
>> > smtp server, and the sending smtp server is responsible for generating
>> > an error message to the sender (or in the case of the spammer, move on
>> > to the next victim).
>> >
>> >> Because when the qmailtoaster send the notification to the sender
>> I found
>> >> that every sender of the spam are nonexistent mailboxes, these will
>> >> waste
>> >> bandwidth at certain number notifications sent by the qmailtoaster.
>> >
>> > Which is why the QmailToaster doesn't do this.
>> >
>> > Erik
>> >
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