SPAM fighters:
- Can you verify the end of this infringement?
- Is this just a coincidence?
All reports greatly appreciated. You can mail me directly if you wish
and I will post the results here. TIA
...guenther
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added local
headers. I don't think they are useful at all for Habeas.
So the question is: May I safely cut that information out, when
forwarding those messages to Habeas?
And thoughts? TIA
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into your local.cf or user_prefs.
My first guess is to save the resultant ouput in a file in ~/.procmailrc,
and then include it in my .procmailrc.
Good guess?
Nope. ;-)
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:
(Bareword ALL not allowed while strict subs in use at
/etc/mail/spamassassin/detoken-address.cf, rule W_B64_H, line 1.
)
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(c=*++x); c128 (s+=h); if (!(h=1)||!t[s+h]){ putchar(t[s]);h=m
...
This is the only rule that failes for me:
rawbody W_B64_HALL =~ /Z3VlbnRoZXJAcnVkZXJzcG9ydC5kZQ/
describe W_B64_H Listwashing token found in head - Base64
score W_B64_H 1.0
For now I just disable this one. However, I really don't see, what the
issue might be...
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W_B64_HALL =~ /Z3VlbnRoZXJAcnVkZXJzcG9ydC5kZQ/
Doh, should have seen this myself...
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I want to backup my incoming mail before sending it
to spamassasin. I have made the following .procmailrc.
:0 c:
backup
:0fw: spamassassin.lock
* 256000
| spamassassin
Can someone tell if this is fine.
Looks good. See 'man procmailex' for this and other examples.
...guenther
placeholders for a valid char):
Subject =~ /\[.*\]/
Notes: Case-insensitiveness is not needed. You probably wanna force a
char by using + rather than *. And a word char \w is even more
appropriate, than any char but newlines.
...guenther
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rawbody W98_UNSUBSCRIBE4 /prefer not to(?: ) see/i
I want this to catch prefer not to see and prefer not tosee but the
(?: ) doesn't seem to catch whether the space exists or not.
rawbody W98_UNSUBSCRIBE4 /prefer not to ?see/i
You simply want an optional space...
...guenther
See 'perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf' or http://spamassassin.org/doc/
for more info.
...guenther
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be cool to just wget those files...
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;]\\#(?:0*(?:90|122)|x0*[57]A);[^]/i
(I had the popcorn link above the rules, but it was a little hard to
see)
Doh! My bad. Yep, that is hard to see...
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. :)
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to install) -- and the results are great!
Very good job, folks, thanks! :-)
...guenther
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[ Modified the subject, as I originally forgot a topic. ]
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 17:19, Matt Kettler wrote:
At 08:53 AM 10/17/2003, guenther wrote:
I just wondered about redirecting mail to learn as Spam, as mentioned in
FAQ 5.1.
This will add extra headers (especially Received headers
:
header is text/plain.
Seems to behave the same, from a quick glance.
...guenther
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again, Daniel. :)
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.) Replace your FormMail script with something that doesn't
turn your system into an open relay and SpamAssassin should work as
intended, no rule-mangling necessary.
...guenther
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.
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not the first who want to accomplish this, am I? ;) Any hints or
thoughts about this issue? Anyone, who already did this?
My setup: fetchmail, procmail, spamc/d (2.55)
TIA for any answers...
...guenther
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of the site is in German.
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and make it
transparent. But none right now without any caveats, stumbling blocks or
customization for any given location.
...guenther
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. :-)
...guenther
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Get office
not need viagra... ;-)
And yes, I trust those users. Um, mainly... I will have that in mind
when trying to implement it. Thanks for your thoughts...
...guenther
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enough with them, to tell you which
to use.
Anyone here using Evolution? If so, do I need to reinvent the wheel?
Yep, using Evolution...
...guenther
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On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 22:30, William Stearns wrote:
Good evening, Guenther,
Good morning, William,
How can I do that? Did not find any note, how to define a site wide
BAYES database. TIA
http://www.stearns.org/doc/spamassassin-setup.current.html#autoreporting
Now that page looks
. To get the missing 1 point, Bayes
even won't need to stamp it as 'high-quality' spam. As soon as you got
Bayes trained, that will catch all those 4.0 spam.
(Although I have not used SA for a long time, I really benefit from
Bayes dumping those little buggers...)
...guenther
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hey folks,
Would it be wise (actually, would it do any harm) to have one BAYES
database for a whole site, instead of per-user basis? (Just a hand full
of users.)
How can I do that? Did not find any note, how to define a site wide
BAYES database. TIA
...guenther
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eXchanger.
- fetchmail polling some POP3 accounts
- procmail sorting and feeding through spamc/d
If I'm wrong and there is a way to reject this mails, please let me
know.
...guenther
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:' header, cause it never changed so far.
And I do not know anything about RAWBODY. If anyone feels like, please
enlighten me about it.
btw, as I said previously: I had to set this rude rule, cause the mails
were not rated SPAM by SA...
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On Tue, 2003-05-27 at 09:15, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
man, 26.05.2003 kl. 20.42 skrev guenther:
Although that unfortunately was not the answer to my question. The mails
are actually SPAM. However, for some of them the Auto Whitelist totally
reverts the result (a mail from today):
+5.5
the documentation and searching for some
particular answers...
...guenther
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folder if it worked... ;-)
...guenther
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it.
[ snip: more good info ]
...guenther
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because it
doesn't see the alias.
Philip Guenther
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