Kami,
That's for the suggestion, but most of the mail I am filtering is for
businesses accounts. These accounts do not have Mailboxes on the Imail server and
therefore this option does not work.
What we are in the process of doing is writing a front-end for declude using
Hi Scott,
I just switched to LOGLEVEL MID to get more info
for reporting and was puzzled by a couple of things:
1. Domains that are whitelisted for incoming mail
seem to still be tested:
02/22/2004 10:27:14 Qca3e0543037a1ab3 WARNING: DNS
server 10.0.0.32 returned a SERVER FAILURE error
Thanks Dan,
How timely - we are installing Imail this week as a gateway for an Exchange
server. I appreciate your detailed instructions!
Thank You,
JR Tatum
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Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 4:09
Got bounced from the list because the DNS pointing to my phorce1.net mail
servers went away. When it didn't come back after 18 hours of me raising
he** I got the DNS admin at the company I work for to set me up on out name
servers so I'd have more control in the future. sigh
Got a VERY clever
Unfortunately, there is currently no way to turn off the reverse DNS
lookups.
OK, thanks anyway. Is this something realistic to ask for as a new
feature? No idea if it's a reasonable request with the current code
base.
It is something we could probably do -- it wouldn't require a major
I just switched to LOGLEVEL MID to get more info for reporting and was
puzzled by a couple of things:
1. Domains that are whitelisted for incoming mail seem to still be tested:
Correct. Declude JunkMail gets very complex! For example, if
BYPASSWHITELIST is used, then the E-mail may not
How would you add weight to these testes.
Sounds like a variation on Add weight to your member spams!!
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Thanks, Scott.
What problems might we see if using SWITCHRECIP ON?
I looked through the archives, but only saw a couple of vague references to
it not working or a test failing. It would be nice to know what pitfalls we
may encounter before putting it into productiongrin.
Also curious as to
What problems might we see if using SWITCHRECIP ON?
That's up to you to discover. :)
Specifically, each E-mail has both an intended recipient (the address the
sender types in), and an actual recipient (the one the E-mail is routed
to). With most E-mail addresses, both are the same (unless
Gotcha...I'll try it and let you know what happens...
Thanks, Scott.
Anyone else had any success or problems using SWITCHRECIPS ON?
Darin.
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 3:17 PM
Subject: Re:
Yes,
I'm using SWITCHRECIP ON - don't know how anyone does not G.
Best Regards
Andy Schmidt
Phone: +1 201 934-3414 x20 (Business)
Fax:+1 201 934-9206
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Darin Cox
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004
I've tried to search at mail-archive for REMOTEIP but as this is part af
many mailheaders this returns 16 pages and 156 matches.
In the manual I can read:
%REMOTEIP% Adds the IP address of the remote mail server
Question:
What is the remote server?
Always the first IP in the delivery-chain?
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From: Markus Gufler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've tried to search at mail-archive for REMOTEIP but as this is part af
many mailheaders this returns 16 pages and 156 matches.
In the manual I can read:
%REMOTEIP% Adds the IP address of the remote mail server
Question:
I moved mail server to another machine and declude is not catching spam - however
declude anti-virus is catching virii.
In the junkmail log I see the following:
WARNING: BOGUS DNS SERVER !
What did I forget to do?
Mark Eslick
Unlimited Data Systems, Inc.
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I moved mail server to another machine and declude is not catching spam -
however declude anti-virus is catching virii.
In the junkmail log I see the following:
WARNING: BOGUS DNS SERVER !
What did I forget to do?
That line looks misleading, but it isn't, if you understand what it really
is
I notice about 20 to 25 of these irregularities a day in my log.
Declude Junkmail 1.78
The subject line and the from/to/IP line end up on the same line of the log.
Thanks for pointing this out -- it will be fixed in the next release. It
will occur when very unusual subjects (typically ones with
I have been noticing
messages coming in that have blank subjects and the body is blank except the
following html code:
!DOCTYPE HTML
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0
Transitional//EN"HTMLHEADMETA
http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1"/HEADBODY/BODY/HTML
Anyway to
Well, SWITCHRECIPS ON in the global.cfg isn't causing Declude JM to
report the intended address instead of the actual address for me with
1.75...I'm still seeing external addresses for the TO address in the log..
Does the location of the line in the global.cfg make any difference? I
placed it
Below is what I could figure out how to retrieve from Outlook -- I hate
Outlook. I've never figured out how to get a real 'exact' copy of what was
delivered back out of it the way you can when using any MUA that stores in
mbox or maildir format.
Ever try searching the MS KB for view headers?
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