I am trying to simply set a rule in Outlook that looks for a special text
to sort the e-Mails that have failed. Currently with the basic
configuration the warning lists the tests that have failed so I am to
filter the failed ones I have to search for the text associated with all
tests
I have seen a reference either on this list or documentation somewhere
that there is a queing function or addon software for Declude? Is this
for when the server gets totally bogged down and almost not responding
under a heavy load.
It's called Declude Queue, and is part of all the Declude
Hey Scott,
Does this mean that if a virus sends itself out through a mailing list,
the virus will not be stopped on the way out?
David Roush
Technical Services Director
Diocese of Austin
512-476-1009, ext. 237
512-469-9537, fax
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Does this mean that if a virus sends itself out through a mailing list,
the virus will not be stopped on the way out?
It will get caught (on the way in, instead of on the way out).
If you have a mailing list with 10,000 users on it, and someone sends an
E-mail to the list, Declude only needs
That is great Scott.
Thanks,
David Roush
Technical Services Director
Diocese of Austin
512-476-1009, ext. 237
512-469-9537, fax
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Nothing like posting on your own post.
Also seems atleast one AOL server and one prodidgy server also been
OSSRC listed.
Got a chunk of legit mail that was caught this morning and tonight
thanks to OSSRC.
Guess I really need to go all the way with the weighted system
consider I'm using a
Actually - you need to disable OSSRC for now.
SPEWS has an error in their database instead of listing 64.x.x.x to
64.x.y.z - they accidentally omitted the second 6 - so currently their
database is blocking:
64.x.x.x to 4.x.y.z
Of course, just like Spammers, SPEWS does NOT provide true contact
Hi;
Is it correct to assume that this statement on the manual:
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First, you need to create a text file that lists one address or domain
per line, followed by the reason for blocking it. For example,
@example.com This domain sends spam. or [EMAIL PROTECTED] This
guy was mailbombing us.
If I list:
Example.com
It would include:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But NOT:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, it would include both. Anything with Example.com appearing in it
would get caught.
-Scott
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Try .postmasterdirect.com
Including the leading dot ensures you're not getting other domains.
Maybe also @postmaster.com for when that gets tried.
_M
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So for us to block these people in general we have to put:
postmasterdirect.com
In the blacklist.
But then this will block another organization if they come with a
legitimate business that has the domain: Our-Postmasterdirect.com
If you're concerned that a legitimate business will appear
Will the SPAMATTACH.eml accept the %RECIPHOST% varible for the sendto
address??
You could do that, but that would only affect what appears in the
headers. The E-mail will still get delivered to the original recipient.
-Scott
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Even replacing the To: %ALLRECIPS% with To: postmaster@%RECIPHOST% will
only affect the headers.
David
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Subject: Re:
Even replacing the To: %ALLRECIPS% with To: postmaster@%RECIPHOST% will
only affect the headers.
That is correct. Declude will not alter the recipient of the E-mail, or
even look at the To: header in the spamattach.eml file.
Note that if you do go with the %RECIPHOST%, you should use To:
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