Well, the really simple way is:
HEADERS -100 CONTAINS @faifa.org
which gives you some risk that bad mail will be allowed through if it
contains that string anywhere else in the header.
Here's a general filter that would help you in situations like this to
narrow that down with JunkMail Pro and a
We have some users that get newsletters sent from an organization that
uses another company to send out their newsletters. This other company
is listed on spam databases. I don't want to whitelist this other
company, but I want the original company's newsletters to get through.
From: FAIFA <[
Title: Whitelist to a recipient
Markus,
Two notes. First, you can rewrite this as:
ALLRECIPS WHITELIST IS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This might be more appealing for logging and diagnosis.
Secondly, this only works in Declude Pro since that is required for
custom filters. Since Declude Pr
Title: Whitelist to a recipient
We have the same problem. We've solved our whitelisting for
certain users by creating a whitelist text filter file
ALLRECIPS -5000 IS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now certain messages having multiple recipients
wouldn't be whitelisted by the -5000
Title: Whitelist to a recipient
Corby,
If you have Declude Virus Pro, you can set up per-user configurations
which are explained in the manual
(http://www.declude.com/Version/Manuals/2.0.6.asp). You should also
take note that multiple recipient spams can still be deleted when they
are also re
As like anything, in order for SPF to work,
everyone has to implement and use it.
Ie, I got three "nasty" emails saying one of my
users was sending them spam, and clearly
it came from a remote server that was sending email
using bogus senders, and if there
servers properly used spf, it woul
Title: Whitelist to a recipient
We have a recipient on our system that doesn't want spam filtering. Simple enough, I added a WHITELIST TO in global.cfg file.
This appears to have the consequence of whitelisting spam that is also addressed to others. He gets his spam, but so does everyone
Are most of you using a SPF record in your DNS? Are you
noticing a difference?
Kyle
Title: Message
The article talked about getting ICMP
packets for the MTU updates. I guess I will plug in my sniffer and see if
this is happening to determine if this is the problem.
Kyle
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Colbeck, Andrew
Sent: Su
I will check on it. I am running 2k3
with Sp1. I don’t know if that patch is included in the Service
pack or not. I was having some other issues with the server and MS said
to install Sp1 and it fixed most of them, but then this started happening two
weeks after I installed it.
I did
I have an vb program that I run that de-obfuscates the subject line and runs
it against a filter file.
It'll catch lots of alternative drug spellings:
http://it.farmprogress.com/declude/obfsubj.htm
- Original Message -
From: "Dan Horne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, April 25, 20
I spent several months researching and testing many Windows- and
Linux-based content filters because we wanted to replace Websense. The
uppers thought it was too expensive. Long story short, after all my
research I found that no other filter held a candle to Websense. I
still don't like it, but
Does anyone have a good, long filter file with a bunch of alternative
spellings for the various drugs the spammers hawk? I know it is
impossible to create a "comprehensive" list of them all, but if someone
has a good start then I would love it if you could share it. We have
been getting several o
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