9 0
SPFPASS spfpass x x 0 0
What would the answer be for 3.0.5.20?
Regards,
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Horizon Interactive Inc.
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Check your log files to see what config file is being used. I had a similar
problem because I updated $default$.junkmail but failed to update all of the
per domain / per user .junkmail files, my own in particular!
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flagged by Declude. Is it something simple like I
haven't got Declude configured properly?
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Here's what I have in the config files:
global.cfg:SPFFAILspffail x x
9 0
global.cfg:SPFPASSspfpass x x
0 0
These lines should be:
SPFFAIL spf failx 9 0
users. I just added
an internal SPF text record to that DNS server.
If all of your internal users use AUTH or you whitelist your
internal IP addresses, then the SPF failure is just an annoyance.
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Does anyone know if there's a plug-in for Outlook that lets you easily see
the SMTP header?
We're doing massive re-tuning to our Declude Gateway system which sits in
front of a 15,000 user Exchange system which moves about 420,000 messages
through our 4 Declude inbound MX gateways a day.
I can't remember but do TIFF files compress well? Might be worth it to
ZIP them and copy that over.
In this case that won't work. To zip them will require copying them over
the USB 2.0 connection anyway and that appears to be the bottleneck.
Using xcopy should be the most efficient, but
.
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solution to change the HELO string?
If that's the right solution, how do you do it? We've been googling and
searching microsoft.com without success.
Thanks for your help,
Brad Morgan
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Horizon Interactive Inc.
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?
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JunkMail?
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to perform. I need to hold some spam for
testing).
So I think the original question is still unanswered...
How do you get a message rescanned by Declude Virus and/or
Declude JunkMail?
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Brad Morgan
IT Manager
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To answer my own question...
I held some spam so I
is still unanswered...
How do you get a message rescanned by Declude Virus and/or
Declude JunkMail?
Regards,
Brad Morgan
IT Manager
Horizon Interactive Inc.
To answer my own question...
I held some spam so I could perform experiment 2 with a spam
message instead
of a virus
Earthlink has for some reason been forwarding spam through this
server for some time. I'm not sure what the setup is, but it's
a legitimate Earthlink server and the E-mail originates from a
spam zombie.
I have thought about IPBYPASS'ing this server in order to capture
the real source,
the system and see if they
get a
different weight today?
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Brad Morgan
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Brad, several of the ip4r tests list whole subnets, and I've seen
hits from
IPs in that and similar subnets across the last week.
More likely is that your DNS didn't respond in time when Declude inspected
this particular message.
Andrew.
Andrew,
I was able to grovel around on SPAMCOP's
that no longer applies.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how to avoid this problem?
I'd like to see Declude have an option to strip the old headers before it
adds
new ones if that's possible.
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Brad Morgan
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Here's what I've seen to date using a Perl script I've written to monitor
the results. I'll leave the test active for a while longer but I've reduced
the weight of the MTLDB test to 0.
Unless the database gets cleaned up, I don't see this as a useable test. At
the moment, hp.com, sun.com,
=-7]: MTLDB=WARN CATCHALLMAILS=IGNORE
07/12/2004 13:42 Last action = IGNORE.
$ nslookup 63.246.13.90
Server: hi-cs-dc2.horizonint.corp
Address: 192.168.1.4
Name:mail.declude.com
Address: 63.246.13.90
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(Linux, iptables based) to forward external port
587 traffic to internal port 25 (in addition to external port 25 to internal
port 25)?
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are acceptable.
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Copy the D*.SMD and Q*.SMD files back to you IMail spool
directory. It will
be delivered on the next queue run.
As I suspected, this is only half the battle. Now the user has
a two part message and Outlook apparently doesn't know what to
do with it.
That is strange.
Anyone know how I can find out what version of Declude we're running?
Any suggestions as to what we should be running? -Please include
information to contact Declude as well
Run declude -diag in a command window. Declude.exe should be in the Declude
sub-directory off of your main Imail
One of my users was sent an email (a JPEG baby picture) which got split into
two pieces before it got to my server.
Declude Virus has quarantined it and I've examined it. How I pass it on?
Also, how will my user put it back together?
Thanks,
Brad Morgan
IT Manager
Horizon Interactive Inc
Copy the D*.SMD and Q*.SMD files back to you IMail spool
directory. It will
be delivered on the next queue run.
As I suspected, this is only half the battle. Now the user has a two part
message and Outlook apparently doesn't know what to do with it.
You might try SpamReview for an easy
Do you mean two mime segments, or two completely separate messages? Two
mime segments should be handled by the mail client. I've never
seen a case
where a file got split into two messages, but others here may have.
It arrived as two separate messages (which triggered the Declude Virus
, especially since it is a realtime blocklist, but
until then this filter will do just fine.
Roger,
Count me in!
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Brad Morgan
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I'll one-up you here...I've got every E-mail sent and received (minus a
few large attachments) since 05/30/1996 on my PC thanks to Netscape :)
Only one-up if you include the size G!
Brad
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two IPBYPASS lines be enough or do I have to change HOP and/or
HOPHIGH as well?
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Brad Morgan
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