Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Eje Gustafsson

Don't bounce from your postmaster acct. That is just bad.
Rather create filters so that you delete the return bounce messages.
Just my $0.02

Monday, May 20, 2002, 12:31:55 PM, you wrote:

MR I just switched from DELETE to BOUNCE on my weight13 test.  I originally
MR set to DELETE, but wanted more of a safety factor in there, so went to
MR bounce.

MR Of course the inbox associated with the bounce msgs is loaded with
MR bounced bounce messages.  Is it safe for me to do something like set
MR that acct to 1-byte capacaity, or a 1-message limit?  Will other
MR postmasters bounce up and down when the bounced bounce bounces back to
MR them?  Any advice would be appreciated.

MR Cheers,

MR --Matt--

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RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Matt Robertson

Yah, I got that part.  I created an acct called ''spammaster'' and am
sending bounce msgs from it.

Using filters is a good idea.  Nice and transparent.  Anybody have ideas
on how to handle the myriad of incoming msgs without a corresponding
number of filters?  I've never really used them.

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Don't bounce from your postmaster acct. That is just bad. Rather create
filters so that you delete the return bounce messages. Just my $0.02

Monday, May 20, 2002, 12:31:55 PM, you wrote:

MR I just switched from DELETE to BOUNCE on my weight13 test.  I 
MR originally set to DELETE, but wanted more of a safety factor in 
MR there, so went to bounce.

MR Of course the inbox associated with the bounce msgs is loaded with 
MR bounced bounce messages.  Is it safe for me to do something like set

MR that acct to 1-byte capacaity, or a 1-message limit?  Will other 
MR postmasters bounce up and down when the bounced bounce bounces back 
MR to them?  Any advice would be appreciated.

MR Cheers,

MR --Matt--

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Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Glenn \\ WCNet



I don't like the idea of bouncing or deleting any 
messages. I don't want to take that responsibility, and potentially zap a 
message that a user wants. I've set up a local blacklist (based on the 
spams I've received that didn't fail any tests), a local whitelist, and I've 
adjusted the individual pre-defined test weights a little, and am testing a 
configuration that ATTACHes spam that hits a weight of 10, 14, or 20. I've 
had a few non-spams get a weight of 10, but 14 and 20 are pretty on-target thus 
far. If the users want to set up filters to delete messages, that's 
*their* choice.

My problem at the moment is figuring out how to 
explain to a rather unsophisticated user base how to set up their own client or 
WebMail filters to make use of the whole thing, if they do want to delete 
anything or move tagged messages to their own holding folder for later 
review.

Glenn Z.


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  strategies?
  Yah, I got that part. I created an acct called 
  ''spammaster'' and amsending bounce msgs from it.Using filters is 
  a good idea. Nice and transparent. Anybody have ideason how to 
  handle the myriad of incoming msgs without a correspondingnumber of 
  filters? I've never really used 
  them.--Matt---Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
  On Behalf Of Eje GustafssonSent: Monday, May 20, 2002 10:38 AMTo: Matt 
  RobertsonSubject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce 
  strategies?Don't bounce from your postmaster acct. That is just 
  bad. Rather createfilters so that you delete the return bounce messages. 
  Just my $0.02Monday, May 20, 2002, 12:31:55 PM, you 
  wrote:MR I just switched from DELETE to BOUNCE on my weight13 
  test. I MR originally set to DELETE, but wanted more of a safety 
  factor in MR there, so went to bounce.MR Of course the 
  inbox associated with the bounce msgs is loaded with MR bounced bounce 
  messages. Is it safe for me to do something like setMR that 
  acct to 1-byte capacaity, or a 1-message limit? Will other MR 
  postmasters bounce up and down when the bounced bounce bounces back MR 
  to them? Any advice would be appreciated.MR 
  Cheers,MR --Matt--MR ---MR [This E-mail was 
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Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread R. Scott Perry


My problem at the moment is figuring out how to explain to a rather 
unsophisticated user base how to set up their own client or WebMail 
filters to make use of the whole thing, if they do want to delete anything 
or move tagged messages to their own holding folder for later review.

What is really sad is that there has been a de-facto standard for 
identifying spam for many years now (the X-RBL-Warning: header), yet I'm 
not aware of a single mail client that detects it.
 -Scott

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RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Matt Robertson

Glenn Z. wrote
 My problem at the moment is figuring out how to explain to 
 a rather unsophisticated user base how to set up their own 
 client or WebMail filters 

Yes, I gave up on that as well.  The way I approached it, I asked the
user base via a mass email for yea/nay opinions on implementing a spam
filter (*everyone* said yes), then later for permission to look at held
messages, then once my filters were in order (2 weeks) announced the
initiation of DELETE.  No complaints, and only three instances since of
real mail getting sandbagged (I store my Declude logs forever, set to
MID).

--Matt--

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RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Charles Frolick

To solve that problem and postmaster bounces to bad addresses (spammers
sending to full or non-existing mailboxes) I wrote a script that scans the
spool for the bounce messages and removes them from queue after 3 failed
delivery attempts, my default is 24 attempts.  This virtually eliminated
SMTP32 lockup since my queue no longer bloats with undeliverable mail.  I
went from a low of approximately 800 messages in queue to 100 - 200 at
nearly any given time. The 800 was actually normal before using bounce.  I
did notice before I used the script, that if the declude bounce fails, a
postmaster bounce is generated, compounding the clutter.

One last note, I started using bounce right after both it and weighting were
available, and only have had two complaints about wrongfully bounced mail, I
use a weight of 20 to bounce, with some tweaking to the weights, though.

Chuck Frolick
ArgoNet, Inc.

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Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?


I just switched from DELETE to BOUNCE on my weight13 test.  I originally
set to DELETE, but wanted more of a safety factor in there, so went to
bounce.

Of course the inbox associated with the bounce msgs is loaded with
bounced bounce messages.  Is it safe for me to do something like set
that acct to 1-byte capacaity, or a 1-message limit?  Will other
postmasters bounce up and down when the bounced bounce bounces back to
them?  Any advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,

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RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Todd Holt

Can I get some details:
Your script checks each message in the outbound queue and if the message is
a bounce message (sender = ???) and has been attempted 3 times, you delete
the message (Q and D files).

Also, how do you schedule it?

Can I get a copy of this script?

Todd

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Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?


To solve that problem and postmaster bounces to bad addresses (spammers
sending to full or non-existing mailboxes) I wrote a script that scans the
spool for the bounce messages and removes them from queue after 3 failed
delivery attempts, my default is 24 attempts.  This virtually eliminated
SMTP32 lockup since my queue no longer bloats with undeliverable mail.  I
went from a low of approximately 800 messages in queue to 100 - 200 at
nearly any given time. The 800 was actually normal before using bounce.  I
did notice before I used the script, that if the declude bounce fails, a
postmaster bounce is generated, compounding the clutter.

One last note, I started using bounce right after both it and weighting were
available, and only have had two complaints about wrongfully bounced mail, I
use a weight of 20 to bounce, with some tweaking to the weights, though.

Chuck Frolick
ArgoNet, Inc.

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Matt Robertson
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 12:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?


I just switched from DELETE to BOUNCE on my weight13 test.  I originally
set to DELETE, but wanted more of a safety factor in there, so went to
bounce.

Of course the inbox associated with the bounce msgs is loaded with
bounced bounce messages.  Is it safe for me to do something like set
that acct to 1-byte capacaity, or a 1-message limit?  Will other
postmasters bounce up and down when the bounced bounce bounces back to
them?  Any advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,

--Matt--

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RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?

2002-05-20 Thread Bill Landry

Chuck, I would be interested in seeing your script, as well.  Anyway help in
keeping the queue cleaned in an automated fashion works for me.

Thanks,

Bill

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Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?


Can I get some details:
Your script checks each message in the outbound queue and if the message is
a bounce message (sender = ???) and has been attempted 3 times, you delete
the message (Q and D files).

Also, how do you schedule it?

Can I get a copy of this script?

Todd

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Charles Frolick
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?


To solve that problem and postmaster bounces to bad addresses (spammers
sending to full or non-existing mailboxes) I wrote a script that scans the
spool for the bounce messages and removes them from queue after 3 failed
delivery attempts, my default is 24 attempts.  This virtually eliminated
SMTP32 lockup since my queue no longer bloats with undeliverable mail.  I
went from a low of approximately 800 messages in queue to 100 - 200 at
nearly any given time. The 800 was actually normal before using bounce.  I
did notice before I used the script, that if the declude bounce fails, a
postmaster bounce is generated, compounding the clutter.

One last note, I started using bounce right after both it and weighting were
available, and only have had two complaints about wrongfully bounced mail, I
use a weight of 20 to bounce, with some tweaking to the weights, though.

Chuck Frolick
ArgoNet, Inc.

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Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Bounce strategies?


I just switched from DELETE to BOUNCE on my weight13 test.  I originally
set to DELETE, but wanted more of a safety factor in there, so went to
bounce.

Of course the inbox associated with the bounce msgs is loaded with
bounced bounce messages.  Is it safe for me to do something like set
that acct to 1-byte capacaity, or a 1-message limit?  Will other
postmasters bounce up and down when the bounced bounce bounces back to
them?  Any advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,

--Matt--

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