What actions will take place if you have a REDIRECT in the
$default$.junkmail for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and also a Xuser.junkmail file
for that same user?
In the $default$.junkmail file
REDIRECT [EMAIL PROTECTED] \IMail\Declude\SPAM.cfg
And in the \IMail\Declude\domain.com directory
Xuser.junkmail
What actions will take place if you have a REDIRECT in the
$default$.junkmail for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and also a Xuser.junkmail file
for that same user?
The per-user settings are always used if they exist, so Declude JunkMail
will never see the other default/per-domain config files.
One of our clients sends mail to an external domain (federalpacific.com)
and the message never arrives. It gets caught in federalpacific.com's
spam filter. After contacting federalpacific.com's email admin, I found
that they have a script that searches the headers of incoming mail and
gets
Here's an alternative I am using. REDIRECT was not an option when I built
this. So this is what I did.
In the IMail web interface (8383), I have added a couple pages which allow
me to change the user's spam filtering level to one of 3 choices (0=WARN,
1=SUBJECT, 2=BOUNCE). This web script
I was CC'ed on this message (it shows in the logs - ldeliver)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 10:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering outgoing?
One of our
I was CC'ed on this message (it shows in the logs - ldeliver)
That's why the X-RBL-Warning: header was added. Since the E-mail had you
listed as one of the recipients, your actions were used as well as the
outgoing actions.
-Scott
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So an email that is NOT cc'ed to someone on a filtered domain will not
be filtered?
I did change all the WARNs to IGNOREs *after* the problem was reported,
so...
OK, that makes sense. So it should work fine now.
Great. Thanks Scott.
Dan
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So an email that is NOT cc'ed to someone on a filtered domain will not
be filtered?
Correct (only the outgoing actions from the \IMail\Declude\global.cfg file
will be used, and they are set to IGNORE in your case).
-Scott
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Is it possible to create a 'per domain' fromfile (blacklist) or
fromfilter (filter file).
I suppose that I'll need to create a test for each of these domains in
the global.cfg file and assign a global weight of 0.
Then in the per domain junkmail file, I'll change the weight/action?
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Is it possible to create a 'per domain' fromfile (blacklist) or
fromfilter (filter file).
You can create as many blacklists/filters as you want, so you could create
one that would only be used on a specific domain.
I suppose that I'll need to create a test for each of these domains in
the
I've been using JunkMail for several weeks now. Not sure I'm using it correctly. I've
tinkered with
the weighting system, added a hophigh of 1, established a three weight system
(WEIGHT10, WEIGHT20,
WEIGHT30) with different actions for each one (WARN, SUBJECT, DELETE), etc. Also read
posts to
Right now, because I am wearing so many hats, I have not had a chance to
look at and use programs to delete the held messages after 5 days, which
is when I manually delete them.
I hold all, then after 5 days if no one has complained about where is my
e-mail, I manually delete.
John Tolmachoff
I've been using Junkmail for a little over a year.
I've continued using I-mail rules also.
I've made 2 changes that cut down my spambox tremendously.
1) We subscribed to Sniffer and gave it a weight high enough to hold
anything tripping it.
2) I've been slowly moving my catchphrases from I-mail
That's interesting. When you move a rule over to Declude, do you make the decision
based a certainty
of minimal false positives or what?
As for SpamReview, here's what I've been doing to simplify viewing of likely spam. I
have an IMail
rule that catches some of the unique Declude language in
I have sent mail Five Ten to try to get my IP block removed from their list
(All Sprint blocks are listed I guess) and mail keeps coming back unknown
user. I have sent to info (the link off the web page) and carl(listed with
Whois).
Does anyone know where else I can send mail to?
Jeff
Most of the rules I had were looking for phrases in the header.
Those had virtually no chance of false positives.
I moved those to my Declude word filter file with a weight that will
hold them or, if they fail other tests, will delete them.
I only use Hold and Delete actions so my spambox only
We have similar circumstances in the email systems that we host. We
currently trap more than 80% of incoming messages as spam with our
Message Sniffer software. The average for all reporting systems is
something just over 70%.
I think Declude w/ Message Sniffer is the way to go if you have an
I meant having to manually delete. One of these days I would like to set
up auto-delete.
John Tolmachoff
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
I highly recommend Sniffer, although we don't have it.
I did the demo and liked the results.
But with only about 300 mail boxes, I can not justify the cost to the
boss.
John Tolmachoff
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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I have sent mail Five Ten to try to get my IP block removed from their list
(All Sprint blocks are listed I guess) and mail keeps coming back unknown
user. I have sent to info (the link off the web page) and carl(listed with
Whois).
Does anyone know where else I can send mail to?
Did you
Sorry about being brain dead and not checking. The first two were rejected
for being listed but I did send to blackhole and it showed that it went
thru.
The ol' brain isn't functioning to much today, my wife started going into
labor and I haven't been thinking straight...
Jeff
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