Hi;
Am I imagining
things or Declude.mtldb has listed a Hotmail ip address in the
blacklist?
X-RBL-Warning: [DECLUDE.ip4r.MTLDB]: "IP is
listed in MTLDB"
Spamcop has also
that IP listed..
X-RBL-Warning:
[SPAMCOP.ip4r]: "Blocked - see http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?64.4.61.200"
The
We've been having problems with MTLDB doing the same thing...started around
8:00A PST (California, US).
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From: Kami Razvan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 17:06:14 -0500
Hi;
Am I
Has the effectiveness of the MTLDB improved at
all?
I stopped using it months ago because of rampant
false positives.
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From:
Kami Razvan
To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 4:06
PM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] MTLDB
Hello,
how high is your weight for this test? do you have FPs?
Alex
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On Friday, August 27, 2004, 3:19:37 AM, Alexander wrote:
HA Hello,
HA how high is your weight for this test? do you have FPs?
I recommend referencing this analysis which suggests MTLB is probably
not ready yet:
http://www2.spamchk.com/public.html
This seems to be consistent with comments on
I recommend referencing this analysis which suggests MTLB is
probably not ready yet:
http://www2.spamchk.com/public.html
This seems to be consistent with comments on this list as well.
Maybe it works bether for mailservers processing primarily american
messages.
I don't know since
It's slightly better for me in the US
Over the last week:
MTLDB-ALL catches 82.4% SPAM, 17.6% NotSpam
MTLDB-LAST catches 83.3% spam, 16.7% Not Spam
I give MTLDB-ALL 1 weight and MTLDB-LAST 4 weight
Subject Tag at 100, Hold at 200, Delete at 300 weight
Scott Fisher
Director of IT
Farm Progress
Hello,
I tried to install MTDLB on our Mailserver but when I try to log on I'm
getting unknown error 0x800c0005.
I removed and reinstalled it, no change.
??
Alex
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Is your firewall blocking pings?
I had to enable pings to install MTDLB and then disable them again after the install.
Scott Fisher
Director of IT
Farm Progress Companies
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/11/04 10:46AM
Hello,
I tried to install MTDLB on our Mailserver but when I try to log on I'm
getting
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 16, 2004 1:18 PM
Unless the database gets cleaned up, I don't see this as a useable test.
We're working on that. There will be a major change to the listings
within
the next week.
Scott, has this
Unless the database gets cleaned up, I don't see this as a useable test.
We're working on that. There will be a major change to the listings within
the next week.
Scott, has this happened yet?
No. There's an issue with the SQL database that is storing the
information, where it can't update
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,
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From: Brad Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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
Unless the database gets cleaned up, I don't see this as a useable test.
We're working on that. There will be a major change to the listings within
the next week.
-Scott
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unless the database gets cleaned up, I don't see this as a useable test.
We're working on that. There will be a major change to the listings
within
the next week.
Please announce to the list when these changes have been
Scott,
If you need a hand with this, I have become quite familiar with the
methods used by similar tests, such as CBL, to cleanse their listings
and I would gladly contribute my knowledge to help you avoid listing
legitimate servers. I shared some of this when it was first released,
but I
Scott Said:
We are looking into an issue where the MTLDB may not be returning positive
responses, and should have more information later today on that.
-Scott
Is there going to be another release that fixes this issue? Or is there a
solution
We are looking into an issue where the MTLDB may not be returning positive
responses, and should have more information later today on that.
Is there going to be another release that fixes this issue? Or is there a
solution at this point?
The issue was on our end, and fixed yesterday.
MTLDB seems to be a lot more effective on NON-US e-mail.
Based on COUNTRY Not = US
Out of 380 that qualify: 6 Non Spams and 374 SPAMs
Based on COUNTRY = US
Out of 395 that qualify: 148 Non Spams and 247 SPAMS
Scott Fisher
Director of IT
Farm Progress Companies
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- Original Message -
From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are looking into an issue where the MTLDB may not be returning
positive
responses, and should have more information later today on that.
Is there going to be another release that fixes this issue? Or is there
a
Then why wasn't an update sent out yesterday once the issue
was resolved, especially since you announced to the list that
there was a know problem that you were looking into? As you
have seen over the past few days, communication is key...
7:00 am here now and the most interesting
I can't say that I am overwhelmed with the effectiveness of the MTLDB test
thus far. Every single email I have seen come through my server with the
MTLDB test triggered on it has been a false positive - in fact, it seems
that user not found automated messages originating from the mail servers
I can't say that I am overwhelmed with the effectiveness of the MTLDB test
thus far. Every single email I have seen come through my server with the
MTLDB test triggered on it has been a false positive - in fact, it seems
that user not found automated messages originating from the mail servers
Hello all,
The test seems to be stable on our system.
However, I looked around and there are a couple of DLLs installed on
C:\ProgramFiles\ComputerHorizons\MTLDB. One seems to indicate that it is
cyphering or creating/using a secure token of some purpose.
In scanning the regisrty, I also notice
I also looked in the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs and there is no entry
for the MTLDB program that was installed.
I looked for an uninstall method and couldn't find anything.
Did I miss something or is it my imagination that the MTLDB test code or
registry entries must be manually removed?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 5:56 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] MTLDB Uninstall
I also looked in the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs and there
is no entry
for the MTLDB
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