Re: [Declude.Virus] gokar

2001-12-13 Thread R. Scott Perry


>Anyone seen this gokar worm yet?
>
>We haven't but have seen quite a bit of traffic on incidents list.
>
>I see it is included in the Mcaffee (NEA) 4176 Dat.  It was not in my
>NAV list until just a few minutes ago at about 4:30 cst.  In f-prot I
>see gokar.a only so I'm not sure bout the other variants.

We received a report from Sophos this morning (before they had received any 
copies from customers), but haven't heard anything anywhere else.
-Scott

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[Declude.Virus] gokar

2001-12-13 Thread Smart Business Lists

Anyone seen this gokar worm yet? 

We haven't but have seen quite a bit of traffic on incidents list.  

I see it is included in the Mcaffee (NEA) 4176 Dat.  It was not in my
NAV list until just a few minutes ago at about 4:30 cst.  In f-prot I
see gokar.a only so I'm not sure bout the other variants.


Terry Fritts


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Re: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread R. Scott Perry


>With PRESCAN it runs without a hitch (have only had to restart and
>clean up once).  With PRESCAN off, then we have a problem coping
>with the load.  I'm ranging about 0.7% of messages infected
>compared to some higher figures I have seen by others - Perhaps
>the prescanning feature cuts down on the number of detections
>(which would make sense if it does).

The prescanning shouldn't cut down on the number of detections.  Although 
viruses spread through HTML in E-mail are rare, there are a few that work 
that way (such as the Kak/Worm virus).  The prescanning is designed to 
check the HTML to see if there is any potentially dangerous code in it 
(such as scripts), and if so, it will pass it on to the scanner.  But since 
most HTML E-mails don't contain scripts or other potentially dangerous 
code, most of the E-mails don't need to be scanned.

We're not aware of any viruses that can get past the prescanning, although 
it could be possible.  If anyone does know of a virus that bypasses the 
prescanning, we would want to know about it, so we can update it.
  -Scott

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Re: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread FIRST Internet Declude Virus Account


- # of message per day: 150,000-200,000
- non-local mail delivered to sendmail servers for further delivery
- scanning both incoming and outgoing mail
  - using Declude 1.28
  - using F-PROT
  - PRESCAN set in config

With PRESCAN it runs without a hitch (have only had to restart and 
clean up once).  With PRESCAN off, then we have a problem coping 
with the load.  I'm ranging about 0.7% of messages infected 
compared to some higher figures I have seen by others - Perhaps 
the prescanning feature cuts down on the number of detections 
(which would make sense if it does).

I'm as happy as I can be with it - i wouldn't expect _anything_ 
else to work any better running on NT and running on the same 
system.

Mike Tindor




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>Hi all,
>
>Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load 
of
>over 50.000 msg./day?
>The server should act only as SMTP-Gateway, no POP3 or IMAP-load.
>
>There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-
wave" in
>the last two weeks.
>
>Markus
>
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RE: MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:RE: [Declude.Virus] Troubleshooting Imail/declude log parser v1.1 (usage.cmd)

2001-12-13 Thread Jeff Pitoniak

This script looks at Imail *and* Declude logs, hence the name "Imail/Declude
log parser."  DOMLIST.EXE shows a summary of incoming and outgoing mail by
domain.

I have configured my Imail server to record POP3 and SMTP logs to the SYSLOG
service which uses log.txt rather than to a file(sys.txt).  Change
all of the places in your usage USAGE.CMD to reflect the setting you chose
when you configured these services.  Only the "Log Server" or "SYSMMDD.TXT"
settings work with this script.  To view these settings in the Imail
Administrator program look under

[localhost]
  [services]
[POP3] POP3 tab > Log to:
[SMTP] SMTP tab > Log to:

This line of code you mention runs DOMLIST.EXE to create a mail usage
summary and filters the output so that the listings of incoming/outgoing
mail by domain are listed minus the DOMLIST.EXE advertising blurb below

Domain Lister - (C) Copyright 2001 Computerized Horizons - www.declude.com
Please consider using our anti-virus and anti-spam software for IMail
servers.

Here's an example of the email message that shows up in my inbox every
morning at 2:30am.



From: Mail Admin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 2:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Thu 12-12-2001 Mail usage/Virus report


Report created 2:30a 2001-12-13 by Usage(v1.1) on Imail server (for
2001-12-12)



Domain  # In  # OutBytes In  Bytes Out
--
pcesystems.com   372136678032592262220
needaparts.com89 19 2327162 732767
ford.com   0139   0 282015
[postmaster]   0  5   0  11228
fordmss.com1  11740   1993
adminfslc.org 34 2412046444  51939
visteon.com0  1   0   1170
wcspcesystems.com  8  7   43296  32907
pcesystems.net 1  0 4201409  0
bounce.em5000.net  0  1   0   5006
--
Total:   505333864233103381245


Virus Detections:
0 Viruses detected for 12-12-2001




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Subject: MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:RE: [Declude.Virus] Troubleshooting
Imail/declude log parser v1.1 (usage.cmd)


I guess my question is, what log file are you scanning for viruses?  Looking
at the following command:
%spl%DOMLIST %spl%log%mm%%yd%.txt | find /V "Domain Lister - (C) Copyright
2001" | find /V "Please consider using our" >>%log%%mm%%yd%usage.log
this performs a domlist.exe on log1212.txt.  What viruses are found in the
log.txt file?  I only have log.txt files for the days I stopped and
started services.  Is it supposed to point to a different file?

Happy Holidays,
Paul

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Subject: [Declude.Virus] Troubleshooting Imail/declude log parser v1.1
(usage.cmd)


If you are having problems with this command script, the following
instructions allow you to see the output and errors of all of the commands
involved.

Open usage.cmd in a text editor (making sure that word wrap is not turned
on) and add a colon to the 1st line of the script to disable hiding the
output of the commands involved. For example:

 :@echo off

When you run usage.cmd, direct the output into a file so you can review the
results. For example:

 usage.cmd 1> use.log 2>&1

The 1> directs the normal output (called STDOUT or standard ouput) and the
2>&1 directs the error output (called STDERR or standard error output) to a
file.

Send me this logfile if you you don't understand what's wrong and I can help
you figure out what's not working.

Best regards,
Jeff

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RE: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread Craig Gittens

I use McAfee with a load of over 50,000 being received and usually around
12,000 being sent per day. Recently I have had to gdeliver to a sendmail
box.

Craig.

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>Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load of
>over 50.000 msg./day?

That is a heavy load, but we do have a number of customers using such a
configuration.  Which virus scanner are you using?  Note that McAfee may
have troubles dealing with such a volume.

>There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
>the last two weeks.

What kind of trouble?
  -Scott

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RE: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread George Peace

Sure did. I ran Version 1.2 on the MID level log file.

>George how did you pull those stats together? Did you use the same log
>analyser as mentioned in this list?

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RE: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread Mark Chadwick

George how did you pull those stats together? Did you use the same log
analyser as mentioned in this list?

Mark Chadwick
IT Support Engineer
Science International
Bateman House
82-88 Hills Road
Cambridge
Cambs
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+44(0)1223 326500

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We're running 125,000 to 140,000 messages/day with around 30,000 mailboxen.
Yes, there's trouble but there's no blame implied...

Two things have happened. One is that we had to shut off incoming virus
scanning to keep the imail box stable for more than a few hours at a time.
The other, unexpectedly, is that we've been contacted by two spam/IP listing
services and told we're their heaviest name server user. One politely asked
us to make changes. The other is doing a hit/miss study on us.

Over the last 10 days we've scanned (f-prot) 6,500 - 14,000 outbound
messages a day with infection numbers ranging between 15% and 28%.

Here's a sample stat for those of us who stare at numbers...

Total Emails Scanned = 14,116
Total Emails Clean   = 11,365
Total Emails Infected= 2,751
Percent of Emails Infected
to Total Emails Scanned:  19.4885%

Count= 1,092Virus Name=  W32/Badtrans.B@mm
Count= 798  Virus Name=  W32/Hybris.worm.B
Count= 695  Virus Name=  W32/Sircam.worm@mm
Count= 51   Virus Name=  W32/Hybris.worm.D
Count= 49   Virus Name=  W32/Magistr.28672@mm
Count= 47   Virus Name=  W32/Magistr.32768@mm
Count= 17   Virus Name=  W32/Aliz.A
Count= 1Virus Name=  JS/Kak.A@m
Count= 1Virus Name=  W32/MTX.9244.worm.A


>Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load of
>over 50.000 msg./day?
>The server should act only as SMTP-Gateway, no POP3 or IMAP-load.
>
>There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
>the last two weeks.

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Re: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread George Peace

We're running 125,000 to 140,000 messages/day with around 30,000 mailboxen. Yes, 
there's trouble but there's no blame implied... 

Two things have happened. One is that we had to shut off incoming virus scanning to 
keep the imail box stable for more than a few hours at a time. The other, 
unexpectedly, is that we've been contacted by two spam/IP listing services and told 
we're their heaviest name server user. One politely asked us to make changes. The 
other is doing a hit/miss study on us.

Over the last 10 days we've scanned (f-prot) 6,500 - 14,000 outbound messages a day 
with infection numbers ranging between 15% and 28%. 

Here's a sample stat for those of us who stare at numbers...

Total Emails Scanned = 14,116
Total Emails Clean   = 11,365
Total Emails Infected= 2,751
Percent of Emails Infected
to Total Emails Scanned:  19.4885%
 
Count= 1,092Virus Name=  W32/Badtrans.B@mm 
Count= 798  Virus Name=  W32/Hybris.worm.B 
Count= 695  Virus Name=  W32/Sircam.worm@mm 
Count= 51   Virus Name=  W32/Hybris.worm.D 
Count= 49   Virus Name=  W32/Magistr.28672@mm 
Count= 47   Virus Name=  W32/Magistr.32768@mm 
Count= 17   Virus Name=  W32/Aliz.A 
Count= 1Virus Name=  JS/Kak.A@m 
Count= 1Virus Name=  W32/MTX.9244.worm.A 


>Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load of
>over 50.000 msg./day?
>The server should act only as SMTP-Gateway, no POP3 or IMAP-load.
>
>There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
>the last two weeks.

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Re: MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:RE: [Declude.Virus] Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread R. Scott Perry


> > Which virus scanner are you using?
> > Note that McAfee may
> > have troubles dealing with such a volume.
>
>At the moment there is no scan engine.

OK, I thought that you were saying that the ISP was running Declude, and 
was having troubles.  Now I understand -- the troubles they are having are 
with viruses, and they aren't using Declude.

>Wich one is the fastest on your experience?

Most are about the same speed, except for McAfee which can be faster -- 
but, it can also have problems when two scanner processes are started too 
closely to one another (it reports an error, and the E-mail has to be 
re-scanned, taking extra resources).
-Scott

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MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:RE: [Declude.Virus] Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread markus


> Which virus scanner are you using?  
> Note that McAfee may 
> have troubles dealing with such a volume.

At the moment there is no scan engine.
Wich one is the fastest on your experience?


> >There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
> >the last two weeks.
> What kind of trouble?

Much more messages per day and a lot of customers with bad humor...
The customers ask why this ISP doesn't filter this content.

The ISP asked us what he can do...   ;-)

Markus

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RE: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread Keith Yount

We've been using it for quite some time and have not noticed it impact the
server unnecessarily.
On heavy days we average 45K to 50K+, and we are using NIA's (Mcafee)
Netshield.

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>Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load of
>over 50.000 msg./day?

That is a heavy load, but we do have a number of customers using such a
configuration.  Which virus scanner are you using?  Note that McAfee may
have troubles dealing with such a volume.

>There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
>the last two weeks.

What kind of trouble?
  -Scott

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Re: [Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread R. Scott Perry


>Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load of
>over 50.000 msg./day?

That is a heavy load, but we do have a number of customers using such a 
configuration.  Which virus scanner are you using?  Note that McAfee may 
have troubles dealing with such a volume.

>There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
>the last two weeks.

What kind of trouble?
  -Scott

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MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:RE: [Declude.Virus] Troubleshooting Imail/declude log parser v1.1 (usage.cmd)

2001-12-13 Thread Paul W. Lucido

I guess my question is, what log file are you scanning for viruses?  Looking
at the following command:
%spl%DOMLIST %spl%log%mm%%yd%.txt | find /V "Domain Lister - (C) Copyright
2001" | find /V "Please consider using our" >>%log%%mm%%yd%usage.log
this performs a domlist.exe on log1212.txt.  What viruses are found in the
log.txt file?  I only have log.txt files for the days I stopped and
started services.  Is it supposed to point to a different file?

Happy Holidays,
Paul

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jeff Pitoniak
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 9:22 AM
To: Declude. Virus@declude. com
Cc: Keith Yount
Subject: [Declude.Virus] Troubleshooting Imail/declude log parser v1.1
(usage.cmd)


If you are having problems with this command script, the following
instructions allow you to see the output and errors of all of the commands
involved.

Open usage.cmd in a text editor (making sure that word wrap is not turned
on) and add a colon to the 1st line of the script to disable hiding the
output of the commands involved. For example:

 :@echo off

When you run usage.cmd, direct the output into a file so you can review the
results. For example:

 usage.cmd 1> use.log 2>&1

The 1> directs the normal output (called STDOUT or standard ouput) and the
2>&1 directs the error output (called STDERR or standard error output) to a
file.

Send me this logfile if you you don't understand what's wrong and I can help
you figure out what's not working.

Best regards,
Jeff

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[Declude.Virus] MISSING_REVERSE_DNS:Load experience

2001-12-13 Thread markus

Hi all,

Is there someone who has tried to run IMAIL & DECLUDE with a load of
over 50.000 msg./day?
The server should act only as SMTP-Gateway, no POP3 or IMAP-load.

There is a ISP having a lot of trouble since the last "virus-wave" in
the last two weeks.

Markus

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2001-12-13 Thread Web Administrator




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[Declude.Virus] Troubleshooting Imail/declude log parser v1.1 (usage.cmd)

2001-12-13 Thread Jeff Pitoniak

If you are having problems with this command script, the following
instructions allow you to see the output and errors of all of the commands
involved.

Open usage.cmd in a text editor (making sure that word wrap is not turned
on) and add a colon to the 1st line of the script to disable hiding the
output of the commands involved. For example:

 :@echo off

When you run usage.cmd, direct the output into a file so you can review the
results. For example:

 usage.cmd 1> use.log 2>&1

The 1> directs the normal output (called STDOUT or standard ouput) and the
2>&1 directs the error output (called STDERR or standard error output) to a
file.

Send me this logfile if you you don't understand what's wrong and I can help
you figure out what's not working.

Best regards,
Jeff

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2001-12-13 Thread Jeff Pitoniak



Sorry, 
just 
checking to see if MISSING_REVERSE_DNS stopped showing in the subject of my 
posts as I finally got around to reverse dns after a major network 
infrastructure re-engineering project we just finished.
 
Regards,
Jeff
--
"If your only tool is a hammer, pretty soon 
everything starts to look like a nail."-Dr. William Learner, 
Chiropractor
Jeff Pitoniak - Network Administration & Security Consultant - PCE Systems, Inc.
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