Theo Van Dinter writes:
On Sat, Dec 22, 2007 at 01:32:57AM +0100, Michael Grant wrote:
Anyone else seen this? Anyone have a fix?
man spamd
It's suggested to not send messages to spamd that are 250K in size.
Actually, it doesn't say this in the spamd man page at all. However,
At 02:36 29/12/2007, mouss wrote:
what is smtpd-laurent? symlink hacks aren't recommended. if you want
different logs, use multiple instances.
That's a jail. If you dont setup something to discriminate process
between them, 8 jails will produce 8 smtpd in the global ps view.
Not very convenient
Hi Mouss,
At 15:03 29/12/2007, mouss wrote:
But they are not listening on the same IP:port, so you should see they
have different arguments (-n 127.0.0.1:25 ...).
My postfix is configured to listed on the jail-IP. This part of the
tool works fine. The issue is not with postfix.
As I said,
Hello!
How can I make spamassassin not to send DSN after
a message is marked [SPAM]?
I need to do this because I get lot of spam from
spoofed adresses and for each message marked as [SPAM]
a DSN is generated. Since the mail adress is spoofed I
get back another DSN from the
Marius Vochin wrote:
Hello!
How can I make spamassassin not to send DSN after
a message is marked [SPAM]?
I need to do this because I get lot of spam from
spoofed adresses and for each message marked as [SPAM]
a DSN is generated. Since the mail adress is spoofed I
get back
Justin Mason wrote:
Theo Van Dinter writes:
It depends on your SA version. It used to be 256k, but apparently 3.2
upped it to 500k.
not be an issue. These messages are well below 256M. milter-spamc
only sends down the first 64K of the message in fact.
Wow, that would
Matt Kettler writes:
Justin Mason wrote:
Theo Van Dinter writes:
It depends on your SA version. It used to be 256k, but apparently 3.2
upped it to 500k.
not be an issue. These messages are well below 256M. milter-spamc
only sends down the first 64K of the message in
I was wondering about how to get a blacklist included in the SA
distribution. I have a blacklist and whitelist that are both very good.
I've been publishing it for about a year now. But I have a few questions.
What are the licensing requirements that I have to give to be included?
I assume it
Mike Cisar wrote:
Since about the 26th of Dec I've had one particular
mailserver that has been dealing with a constant stream of crap... all
emails to unknown users, all of the email addresses seem consistent (either
3 'syllables'... an uppercased 'syllable', a lowercased 'syllable' and
another
On Wed, 2 Jan 2008, Marc Perkel wrote:
Here's the info on my lists:
http://wiki.ctyme.com/index.php/Spam_DNS_Lists
Get somebody to proofread that page.
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Loren
Loren Wilton wrote:
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Ok thanks turning it off works. I should edit the *.cf files or is there
another way to turn it off instead of settings things up so updates kill
off the setting? Anyway, I would think the rule is useful to some extent
and if not,
Ok thanks turning it off works. I should edit the *.cf files or is there
another way to turn it off instead of settings things up so updates kill
off the setting? Anyway, I would think the rule is useful to some extent
and if not, why is it included with spamassassin?
Put it in local.cf.
Loren Wilton wrote:
Ok thanks turning it off works. I should edit the *.cf files or is
there another way to turn it off instead of settings things up so
updates kill off the setting? Anyway, I would think the rule is
useful to some extent and if not, why is it included with spamassassin?
Put
Marc Perkel wrote:
I was wondering about how to get a blacklist included in the SA
distribution. I have a blacklist and whitelist that are both very
good. I've been publishing it for about a year now. But I have a few
questions.
What are the licensing requirements that I have to give to be
Matt Kettler wrote:
Marc Perkel wrote:
I was wondering about how to get a blacklist included in the SA
distribution. I have a blacklist and whitelist that are both very
good. I've been publishing it for about a year now. But I have a few
questions.
What are the licensing requirements that
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Hi list,
i was posting this subject a while
ago and recently had some time to
look into it some more.
Apparently, whenever $SOMETHING isn't
part of the envelope and/or body,
spamassassin falls back to the user
which is owning the process. If that
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