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No one has responded from my first post from a week ago. I am not trying to
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Can someone tell me what to put in the per user 'user.junkmail' file that would
cause all messages to effectively be whitelisted for that user (user does not
want anything tested by JunkMail)? Currently, all tests are set to 'WARN', but
that's not producing the desired results.
Thanks!
Kim W.
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This IPS seems to be very friendly with the Spammers.
What are your thoughts about blocking their entire assigned IP range??
California Regional Intranet, Inc. is a San Diego, CA based ISP
Ummm... Did anybody else get a piece of spam this morning with subject
SPAMSPCE: that seems to have been relayed through Declude.com?
Yes, we did.
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This is what we have in our 'global.cfg' file:
SPFFAIL spffail x x 3 0
Is this old syntax? A remnant of version 1.86? We are currently running
JunkMail 3.0.5.20.
Also, why are the weights all zero? Shouldn't a fail add weight, and a pass
subtract weight? Or, am I misunderstanding the 'spf'
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From: John T \(Lists\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 15:05:10 -0700
Actually, looks they have official released 3.0.5.5 which fixed the problem.
Hi, John.
Have you tested this?
IMail 8.05 HF3
JunkMail 3.0.5.5
We are still seeing times when 'decludeproc.exe' will burst the CPU usage to
100% for 20-30 seconds up to a minute or two. We've adjusted the WAITFORTHREADS
and WAITBETWEENTHREADS to various values, and it doesn't seem to make any
difference. The current values
John,
Attached is the d*.smd file that I reported to Declude last Thursday which
causes both the 3.0.3 and 3.0.4.4 'decludeproc.exe' services to stop. The
message content looks very similar to the 3 files you posted, and I thought you
might want to take a look at it (out of curiosity).
Kim
IMail 8.05 HF3
Downloaded and installed 3.0.4.4. Message file pairs were appearing in the
'proc' folder, subsequently moved to 'work' folder, then dispositioned as
needed. Observed this for 10-15 minutes, then went about business.
Checking back, I found that the 'decludedproc.exe' service was
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From: John Tolmachoff \(Lists\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 17:49:41 -0700
I would ask that you go back to 3.0.4.4 and keep running. If you have this
problem again, please do the
That was my guess as well. That is, the ALLRECIPS test is a logical AND
function and requires that ALL ending domains be the same for the test to be
true. Any one domain not matching the requisite domain (the one you are testing
for) will cause the test to fail.
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Hi, John.
Just curious...
What method did you use to determine that those 4 messages were causing the
'decludeproc.exe' service to unexpectedly stop? I would like to be able to send
Declude the messages in our 'proc' folder that are causing the same problem
here.
Regards,
Kim
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Hi, John.
Yeah...did all that, except running the JunkMail log in 'HIGH' mode. So, I
re-ran the test this morning with the log mode set to 'HIGH'. I ran the test
between 7:10A and 7:20A.
At the start of the test, both the 'proc' and the 'proc\work' folders were
empty. As the test progressed,
John,
I performed the suggestions you gave and got the same results. We shall be
giving David at Declude access to our mail server, so they can see what's
happening first hand. I'll keep the list posted.
Kim
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Gawck! At first, I thought No way did I do that!, but I hadn't closed the
browser session to the Declude beta site. Upon checking, I was astounded to
find that I did, indeed, download the SmarterMail version of 'decludeproc.exe'
(it was still highlighted)...3 TIMES OVER THE PAST TWO DAYS and
IMail 8.05 HF3
After installing JunkMail beta 3.0.4 (for IMail) this morning, everything
seemed to be working. That is, I could see the THREAD requisite number of
d*.smd and q*.smd file pairs being moved to the 'proc\work' folder, whereupon
they would get processed and disappear. I visually
IMail 8.05 HF3
I installed the JunkMail beta 3.0.4, and had the same results as with 3.0.3.8.
That is, the 'decludeproc.exe' service was running (as indicated by Task
Manager), however, nothing was being processed ('decludeproc.exe' was near the
bottom of the Task Manager list when sorted by
I experienced the maxed out processor(s) - I only tried it for a few min
and then went back to 2.0.16. Haven't tried it since!
-Nick
Nick,
The beta version 3.0.3 does not automatically create the 'work' folder below
the 'proc' folder (ie. 'proc\work'). If you create the folder manually,
Over the weekend, a lot of spam has been getting through. Checking the Declude
JunkMail log file shows the following:
09/10/2005 00:01:41.906 q84a2205001d48c60 ERROR: External program SNIFFER
didn't finish quick enough; terminating.
Can anyone shed some light on this? That is, what would
We installed the latest 3.0.3 beta tonight; the decludeproc service shot to
99% of CPU and stayed there for 15 minutes. During this time we accumulated
over 1000 items in the proc folder; nothing was going out.
Anyone else experienced this?
We loaded JunkMail 3.0.3 last night and, this
Those were the same error messages that I seen when the work directory was
not created. Please see my earlier post - you need to make sure you have a
/spool/proc/work directory.
Darrell
Thanks, Darrell. I did read your previous post, but not until I had already
sent my posting to the list.
Now the other thing to make sure of is did you increase the amount
of threads that it will use in the declude.cfg file? By default it
appears to use only 5 threads. I bumped mine up to 25 and that seems to be
working very well. The other thing which is documented on the beta page is
if you
VIRUS WARNING
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For the past 2 days, our server that runs IMail was bringing the rest of our
network to a crawl. If we disconnected this server from the network, then the
network would restore to normal. Just in case anyone else is having network
problems, this may be the cause.
http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/07/25/spammerdead.shtml
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Are you using anything like SKIPIFWEIGHT options in the filter or ENDS
clauses.
Yes, this particular custom filter has the following two lines at the beginning
of the filter definition:
TESTSFAILED END CONTAINS BYPASS
SKIPIFWEIGHT 16
BYPASS never shows up in the line of
Also, one thing that can affect the filter files that I have seen in the
past is spammers will put fake html tags in the middle of the URI to get it
past filters
Example: americfaketagaspharm.com - the email client will normally
interpret this correctly and display americaspharm.com (i.e. not
x 0 0
and the '$default$.junkmail' contains the following entry:
DRUGS-MEDICATIONS WARN
I looking for recommendations as how to find the cause of failure for this
filter. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Kim Premuda
FastWave Internet Services
San Diego, CA
Couple of gotha's we usually see
[1] Make sure there are no hidden or extra spaces after the name.
[2} If it is the last item in the filter do an extra return so that your
line is not the last line in the filter.
Darrell
Hi, Darrel.
Thanks for responding!
There is no space character after
We've been having problems with MTLDB doing the same thing...started around
8:00A PST (California, US).
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Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 17:06:14 -0500
Hi;
Am I
Thanks Andy, Matt, and Markus for your feedback...I really appreciate your
comments.
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We have received spam messages in the past whose 'To:', 'From:', 'Subject:',
and 'Sender:' lines contain the character string:
= ? i s o - 8 8 5 9 - 1 ? Q ? (spaces added to avoid filters)
so, we created an external filter (SUBJECT) to detect the string. Now, it
appears, this may
Thanks Matt, Scott, and Andrew, for your feedback and your perspectives on this
matter. It appears BONDEDSENDER isn't as trustworthy as they claim.
Best regards,
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Our IMail server trapped a spam message that was whitelisted by Declude
JunkMail. The header of the message is shown below:
Received: from fastwave.net [210.221.79.126] by ns3.fastwave.net
(SMTPD32-8.05) id AB32D5301D8; Sat, 29 Jan 2005
10:51:30 -0800
Message-ID:
Thanks Matt and Darrell.
I would imagine that you have AUTOWHITELIST ON and that your customer
has his own E-mail address in his Web mail address book.
You both were correct...AUTOWHITELIST is ON and the customer's e-mail address
was listed in his Web mail address book.
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It's 4:30A PST, and I cannot access the 'dnsstuff.com' web site. Is anyone else
having the same problem?
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The site was being reset -- normally it's only down for a few seconds,
but this morning it was down for about 10 minutes.
-Scott
Thanks, Scott and Pete. I gave up after about 10 mintues of 'page cannot be
found' messages. Go figure. It's
I seem to get a fair number of messages that 'fail' both BONDEDSENDER and
SNIFFER:
X-Spam-Tests-Failed: BONDEDSENDER [-10], SNIFFER [20], WEIGHT10 [10],
TLD-TRUSTED-HELO [0], TLD-TRUSTED-MAILFROM [0], TLD-TRUSTED-REVDNS [0] TOTAL
[10]
Both tests are supposed to be highly trusted/accurate, so
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From: Rick Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 15:17:27 -0500
Does anyone know what traffic uses a destination and source port of 0?
FYI:
From the Internet Protocols Handbook published by
x 25 0
JOEJOBNDR WARN
Can someone tell me why the filter is not working? Also, I am open to any other
methods or suggestions for getting the job done.
Thanks in advance,
Kim Premuda
FastWave
San Diego, CA
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Thanks Scott and Matt for clearing up the '' issue...it's a far better
approach than what I was attempting.
Scott...
What is the interaction between your two tests, MAILFROM-NULL-SENDER and
USER-JOE-JOB? The reason I am asking is that I can only get
MAILFROM-NULL-SENDER to trigger and not the
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From: Sheldon Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 12:12:11 -0700
It is obvious they are using disposable domain names. They come in flavors like
gbzqrx.info and so on.
Matt,
Some of the your new filters replace existing filters (eg. Gibberish v1.0.7 with
Gibberish v2.1.1.). The older versions have anti-xxx filters, but the new filters
don't. When using the newer filters, should I keep or delete the older anti-xxx
filters?
Many thanks for all the help!
The 'all_list.dat' file was included with the distribution.
Thanks for the additional blacklists...I was not aware that they existed.
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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 09:24:10
Just testing to see if my posts make it to the list. No need to reply.
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