Hello, All,
If I have X-COUNTRY-CHAIN enabled and I create a
filter file which has entries like...
COUNTRY50CONTAINScl
COUNTRIES50CONTAINScl
and I received a piece of e-mail directly from "cl"
would the total points added to the weight of the e-mail be 100 or
50?
I'd like to have e-mail
If I have X-COUNTRY-CHAIN enabled and I create a filter file which has
entries like...
COUNTRY 50 CONTAINS cl
COUNTRIES 50 CONTAINS cl
and I received a piece of e-mail directly from cl would the total points
added to the weight of the e-mail be 100 or 50?
It would be 100. The filters are
Hello, All,
Can someone tell me why the below message did not
fail the HELOBOGUS test?
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Can someone tell me why the below message did not fail the HELOBOGUS test?
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This one
There's a new trojan floating around with the subject of Osama bin
Laden Captured and a link to photos which is actually a trojan. So far
easy enough to filter with JunkMail, but this has hit a number of law
enforcement agencies and is apparently very tempting, a number of
users have opened
Is there a way to make two tests linked together?
In this case the
SUBJECT 0 CONTAINSOsama bin Laden Captured
And a
BODY0 CONTAINSlink to pictures (whatever the
link is)
So for the test to trip both conditions would have to be true? In this
case
Is there a way to make two tests linked together?
In this case the
SUBJECT 0 CONTAINSOsama bin Laden Captured
And a
BODY 0 CONTAINSlink to pictures (whatever the
link is)
So for the test to trip both conditions would have to be true? In
Scott,
Thanks, as always, for your quick replies.
On a related note:
I know that COUNTRY allows you to check against the last (or direct) country
in the country chain before the message was delivered to the recipient mail
host.
and
I know that COUNTRIES allows you to check against all
Has there been any consideration given to creating a filter keyword similar
to COUNTRY and COUNTRIES which allows you to check against all countries in
the country chain EXCEPT the last (or direct) country?
This isn't something that we had thought of doing, but we will look into it.
Weve noticed our server delivering email to other accounts even though
its addressed to an invalid account.
Anyone know how to get Declude or Imail to check the TO: line against
the servers Imail address database?
Were using Imail 7.14 on a 2003 box and using the Imail user database.
Scott
I was testing the WhitelistLile and found if an entry has an extra space at
the end it's not whitelisted.
@domain.com
@domain.com
doesn't whitlistfile Trim leading trailing spaces?
Chuck
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I was testing the WhitelistLile and found if an entry has an extra space at
the end it's not whitelisted.
@domain.com
@domain.com
doesn't whitlistfile Trim leading trailing spaces?
Not in the whitelistfile.
-Scott
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I have a IM rule, if header contains whitelisted the move to mailbox
main
But this now sends sent mail from Web messaging to main mailbox not the
sent folder.
Is there a way to allow the whitelisted message to the user, and still go to
the correct folder?
I'm not very familiar with IMail rules,
Title: Message
If you have
JunkMail Pro, and thus text filtering, you could do what I do for a case that
soundssimilar to yours.
We have a domain
which has very few email addresses, and spammers regularly try a certain set of
addresses that simply never existed, along with CC'ing or
Scott
I have a IM rule, if header contains whitelisted the move to mailbox
main
But this now sends sent mail from Web messaging to main mailbox not the
sent folder.
Is there a way to allow the whitelisted message to the user, and still go to
the correct folder?
Chuck
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Anyone know how to get Declude or Imail to check the TO: line
against the servers Imail address database?
You're talking about local addresses in the RFC 822 To: header being
matched against the local userbase? It would make more sense to match
it against the list of valid
Is it safe to simply delete an email flagged with
spamcop?
TIA
Doris
Is it safe to simply delete an email flagged with spamcop?
Someone earlier today received an E-mail from Ipswitch that failed the
SPAMCOP test. So I would say no. It's a very good test, but not perfect.
-Scott
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You
should never delete a message based on a single test. Especiall spamcop,
although spam co is verry accruate it still has false positives. A message that
gets flaged by smpacop gets placed in our hold queue for later
review.
Kevin
Bilbee
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John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Doris Dean
Sent: Tuesday, April
27, 2004 1:33 PM
To: Declude
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] How
accurate is spamcop
Is
My April totals, show it is 99.4% effective. Which is very good for a test.
Could be bad news if your mail is in the other 0.6%.
I've seen ipswitch.com, online.com, united.com, bcentral.com, tigeronline.com all fail
the SPAMCOP test as 4 other sites in my agriculture world.
That said, I do
Can I take from your email that you delete after a weight of 20?
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From: Scott Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 1:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] How accurate is spamcop
My April totals, show it is 99.4% effective.
SpamCop has a serious problem with blacklisting large ISP mail
servers. Just yesterday I had three false positives partially caused
by SpamCop weighted at about 45% of my hold weight for the domains in
question, and hitting E-mail coming from adelphia.net, wanadoo.fr and
netvision.net.il, all
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