Folks,
Having integrated Sniffer into MxScan for SmarterMail, I would like to
shared some of my thoughts :
1. From what I can see at the moment neither Commtouch nor Declude has
direct hooks into the SMTP sessions. Any integration at SMTP session level
would definitely require some changes from
I would recommend putting in place a throttling and alert mechanism so that
when the outgoing emails exceed a certain threshold the server limits the
outgoing SMTP for the particular account and alerts the admin. I have never
been a fan of outright filtering of outbound emails as these normally
Pete
Have you considered using Rsync as the delivery mechanism for the downloads
instead of CURL/WGET?
As a correction to my previous post, both of the win32 build oss.netfarm.it
and hideout.ath.cx is actually a port from clamwin.com.
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Message Sniffer Community [mailto:snif...@sortmonster.com] On Behalf
Of Andy Schmidt
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 1:14 AM
Hi
Just to add to the following topic. We've been bundling win32 builds of
ClamD together with our product since the beginning and have some experience
working with the win32 versions. These are my observations and thoughts :
1. http://w32.clamav.net/ has not been updated quite awhile and is
I will have to second this. I've moved off Imail to other Windows based
Email servers (MailEnable and Smartermail) and no regrets in the past.
If you are looking to block based on countries you can still use the Reverse
DNSBLs that are country specific. However, this will only work well if you
Intersting idea but the BATV appears to be something that you would need to
run on the MTA level (i.e the MailServer would need to support the
functionality) because it rewrites the return address on outgoing emails.
On a side note, I have noticed a significant drop in backscatter when SPF is
Off lately I have noticed a large increase of backscatter. Is anyone else
running into issues with these? Some of these get caught by Sniffer but a
bulk of it also makes it through
