On 2012.09.10. 16:46, Wietse Venema wrote:
They just read it from the victim's mail folder.
Simson Garfinkel collected hundreds of second-hand disk drives, and
a good way to identify the user of the disk was to look for the
most frequent email address.
KSB:
On 2012.09.10. 16:46, Wietse Venema wrote:
They just read it from the victim's mail folder.
Simson Garfinkel collected hundreds of second-hand disk drives, and
a good way to identify the user of the disk was to look for the
most frequent email address.
On 2012.09.11. 13:56, Wietse Venema wrote:
Your specialized niche problem is not in the 90% of the problem
space that Postfix solves. Postfix does not have to solve all
problems.
Wietse
So You suggest to stick with other MTA?
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KSB
KSB:
On 2012.09.11. 13:56, Wietse Venema wrote:
Your specialized niche problem is not in the 90% of the problem
space that Postfix solves. Postfix does not have to solve all
problems.
So You suggest to stick with other MTA?
Yes. I am perfectly happy when Postfix solves 90% well.
On 2012.09.11. 15:20, Wietse Venema wrote:
Yes. I am perfectly happy when Postfix solves 90% well. Especially
because those 90% are not just the easy problems.
Wietse
I like Posftix so this is a hard decision to switch to other MTA to not
have to cut down features for clients...
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 03:54:52PM +0300, KSB wrote:
On 2012.09.11. 15:20, Wietse Venema wrote:
Yes. I am perfectly happy when Postfix solves 90% well. Especially
because those 90% are not just the easy problems.
I like Posftix so this is a hard decision to switch to other MTA to
not have to
On 2012.09.06. 20:30, Wietse Venema wrote:
Christian Rohmann:
Hey postfix-users and -abusers,
is there a postfix way to make use of a map (domain based) for the
selection of a (before-queue) smtpd_proxy_filter? The idea is to send
And how would that work? One email message can have multiple
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 02:52:44PM +0300, KSB wrote:
On 2012.09.06. 20:30, Wietse Venema wrote:
Christian Rohmann:
is there a postfix way to make use of a map (domain based) for
the selection of a (before-queue) smtpd_proxy_filter? The idea
And how would that work? One email message can
KSB:
What about per domain stmpd_proxy_filter based on SENDER domain, to skip
filter for some domains?
What about allowing spammers to change the spamfilter by
changing the MAIL FROM command?
Wietse
On 2012.09.10. 15:33, Wietse Venema wrote:
What about allowing spammers to change the spamfilter by
changing the MAIL FROM command?
Wietse
It's already ip subnets and/or smtp-auth filtered(outgoing stmp), but if
client gets infected, it is very unlikely, such spam-sender-robot
Wietse:
What about allowing spammers to change the spamfilter by
changing the MAIL FROM command?
KSB:
client gets infected, it is very unlikely, such spam-sender-robot will
set right whitelisted-sender domain.
They just read it from the victim's mail folder.
Simson Garfinkel collected
* Wietse Venema wie...@porcupine.org:
Simson Garfinkel collected hundreds of second-hand disk drives, and
a good way to identify the user of the disk was to look for the
most frequent email address.
http://www.dfrws.org/2006/proceedings/10-Garfinkel.pdf
That was one awesome talk he did there
Hey postfix-users and -abusers,
is there a postfix way to make use of a map (domain based) for the
selection of a (before-queue) smtpd_proxy_filter? The idea is to send
some domains through a certain smtpd_proxy_filter and maybe skip the
filter for others alltogether.
I do understand that
Christian Rohmann:
Hey postfix-users and -abusers,
is there a postfix way to make use of a map (domain based) for the
selection of a (before-queue) smtpd_proxy_filter? The idea is to send
And how would that work? One email message can have multiple
recipients in different domains.
If you
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