How does the autoreview directory option works?
Luis Arango
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Barker
Sent: Miércoles, 19 de Octubre de 2005 02:38 p.m.
To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail]
Hi Spamfighters,
This one I have a maybe little strange question. One of our customers (a
touristic office) has collected over years email-adresses of all their
customers. (I'v already checked: it was and is a clear opt-in checkbox on
the contact form)
Hovewer the number of email-adresses is a
Markus,
I send a number of mailing lists for my clients using custom scripts, but I use BoogieBounce to deal with bad addressess http://www.boogietools.com/products/productBoogieBounce.asp
. This allows me to clean their lists after every mailing.
Dean
On 10/21/05, Markus Gufler [EMAIL
Actually, MS DNS works the same way as long as you're running from standard
boot and zone files and not the registry. In fact I've even moved from BIND
to MS and from MS to BIND with very few changes required. I mirror our DNS
(rather than setting up secondaries) by simply copying all of these
Extended period of run.
Happened on all three of my servers. AND they're all
crashing the decludeproc service about once an hour.
I've got dual proc 1.5Ghz servers with 2GB ram, one AV
FPROT scanner and I'm down to 10 threads.
I think I'm going back to 2.9 which was bulletproof for
me.
http://www.mail-archive.com/declude.junkmail@declude.com/msg24116.html
anyone doing any of these combo tests? sounds very cool! I have not used
them and would highly welcome any tips any of you might have.
Also, is declude 2.9 the single process mode or the new application thread
model?
To be sure that attachments are delivered to AOL customers, Zip them, or
do whatever you have to do to be sure they do not exceed 700K. In my
experience, attachments under 700K almost always get through.
AOL mail servers are throttling inbound message sizes dynamically, I have a
friend that
Hi Travis -
I think most folks use combo's - the idea is to further punish an email
that fails more than one reliable test [like sniffer and xbl or ???.].
This is where Declude really shines - being able to punish emails
further based on previous test results. - you do not have to score
Or you can use combos to limit the damage.
As an example, being on a DUL list / having a dynamic IP isn't a pure
indicator of spam. Someone can be on several of these lists and be legit. So
I'll enforce a max weight of 100 on all the DUL tests.
I am using the
following to try to credit points back to some of our customers who routinely
fail spam checks.
$default$.junkmail
CreditWARN
GLOBAL.CFG
CreditfilterC:\IMail\Declude\Filters\Credit.txtX00
Credit.txt
Maybe try changing "X" to "x". It looks good to me otherwise. Also
check the path and your log for errors.
Matt
Ken Weise wrote:
I
am using the following to try to credit points back to some of our
customers who routinely fail spam checks.
$default$.junkmail
CreditWARN
Thanks, Travis (and Dave, too).
Our empirical tests seem to bear that out.
The really weird thing is that the messages are just being eaten once
they get accepted by AOL. They're accepted, not rejected. We do not
get a follow-up non-delivery or bounce message. We're not spammers.
Small
Ken, I'm betting that your problem is your method of
deciding the reverse DNS to use.
Specifically, I'm betting that you're taking the MAILFROM
and assuming that the REVDNS will match.
For example, theMAILFROM might very well be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
but the reverse IP is probably
Absolutely right, matter of fact, one of the tests the
selmaduro.com server is failing, is no REVDNS. :-)
Guess I should pay closer
attention.
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AndrewSent: Friday, October 21, 2005 12:40 PMTo:
I
think this has been covered before but does anyone have any ideas on how to
restrict message size with Gateway only configs?
I'm
trying to prevent the 20mb message attachments from bogging down the
system.
Using
IMAIL
Mark,
Gateway'ed hosts in Imail follow the message size rules for the primary host
of the box.
Darrell
Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for utilities for Declude And
Imail. IMail/Declude Overflow Queue
Now that the declude engine runs as a service, do you need to restart the
decludeproc service when making changes to global.cfg?
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Mark,
From my testing of the 3.x version I have made changes to the global.cfg
without having to restart the service to see the changes take affect.
Darrell
Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for utilities for
Correct, changes to the config files do not require a restart as the debug
log shows that they are checked every time. However, changes to the
declude.cfg file probably require a restart of the Decludeproc service.
John T
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You are correct as well John - any changes to the declude.cfg file requires
restarting the decludeproc service.
Darrell
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