how is it configured?
Darrell
invURIBL - Intelligent URI filtering. Stops 85%+ of SPAM with the
default configuration... http://www.invariantsystems.com
Mike Hyslip writes:
WEIGHT10SUBJECT**SPAM:
WEIGHT14SUBJECT **SPAM
configured for WEIGHT10 and WEIGHT14. Also,
are those configured as WEIGHT's or WEIGHTRANGE?
Darrell
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Mike Hyslip writes:
I am having
In your global config how is it configured?
Darrell
invURIBL - Intelligent URI filtering. Stops 85%+ of SPAM with the default
configuration... http://www.invariantsystems.com
Mike Hyslip writes:
WEIGHT10 SUBJECT **SPAM:
WEIGHT14
Declude can always have an option to edit a file by hand, or just display
each current value, test, etc and let changes be fine tuned there and have
it write the config file itself.
I also think it would be nice for it to either have a global include file
for the default junkmail file (for when
Would marking the subject still allow the Imail rules to process on the
receiving end?
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I know others have mentioned higher CPU load with body searches and the
like, and most like searching through the entire attachment text for matches
to a filter?
Just a guess here.
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When you make a backup of Imail's user/domain settings, it might keep the
original drive paths so check it's reg file that is created in case you need
to do a find/replace
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I believe outlook 2003 can cause this if
it is connecting without authentication. If that is the client youre
using, try enabling authentication for sending email and see if that clears it
up? I had that happen, being marked as spam sending myself a test message.
M
From:
find whatever value is common to all of those (and hopefully nothing else)
If interface 2 is 10.0.6.1 then grep for that value. If there are other
interfaces on that device that would also match that (such as 10.0.6.10 or
10.0.6.100 ) then you can cat filename | grep 10.0.6.1 temp file
My plan B in those situations is another tech who's still on site :)
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Nick wrote:
I think some folks had some custom rules
that did this, but I think they also looked for numbers between dashes, such as
201-34-98-103..xxx
Maybe some others can shed a bit more
light than I J
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I believe you can also download a trial version for f-prot for Windows, test
it out a bit and see how you like it.
At least cheap enough to see If you want to spend more :)
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I will ditto this. I used the 16 bit
trend command line application, and was having trouble keeping up with 15-20k
messages a day. I switched to F-prots 32-bit command line scanner
and I dont even see it pop up in the task manager it moves so
quick. Very big improvement,
It is for user SMTP authentication. To bypass relay settings and show
you're really a user of the server when sending an email (so you can relay
while off the local network) - since you're an authenticated user, you can
choose to whitelist any emails from that particular session.
Mike
That is because end users apply programs how they WANT, now how the writer
intended hehe...
Nice program, thank you for your time investing to help us as well.
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