to use it (for sendmail it means using a milter, exim has it
built it).
The recommendation is to use both.
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with the real fix.
A SPF validation tool, or as I put it: your mail server configuration,
doesn't allow receiving spoofed messages.
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positive added to every message I see marked as spam, and many wouldn't
be if that point and fraction weren't added.
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. A compliant domain name MUST have a record of at least one
type. If a domain has records of both types, they MUST have
identical content.
No point in discussing if you use TXT or SPF or both, any of those is
good, no deprecated option.
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about the TXT record.
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locally, but you said you are using
defaults, so I only mention it for reference.
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is completely useless.
smapd is NOT a Windows service, you can't install it just like that.
Have you seen Daniel Lemke's announcement on this list?
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.mail.spam.spamassassin.general/128839
Perhaps the HOWTO referred on that article (I haven't read it) is of
some help.
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are wrong saying they are for daemon programs, at least that is
not precise enough.
Yes they are for command-line programs. Yes they are for daemon
programs that can run in the foreground; but not daemons in general.
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format error.
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Jason Bertoch wrote:
On 1/28/2010 10:20 PM, René Berber wrote:
Now using re2c 13.5 same problem, to be precise it doesn't hang, it
loops (the CPU usage goes up and down, RSS the same, up and down) at the
same point.
Here's the output http://pastebin.com/m438000e0
Assuming you
Justin Mason wrote:
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 14:59, Mark Martinec mark.martinec...@ijs.si wrote:
On Friday 29 January 2010 04:20:15 René Berber wrote:
Jason Bertoch wrote:
What version of re2c are you using? Can you post the output of
'spamassassin -D --lint' to pastebin?
Now using re2c
to diagnose the problem, but this was
in a production server so I just went for the fast solution: 'rm -rf
/var/lib/spamassassin/compiled'.
Anyone seen this? or anyone using sa-compile doesn't see this?
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Jason Bertoch wrote:
On 1/28/2010 3:54 PM, René Berber wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a problem with spamassassin 3.3.0 after doing sa-compile.
The operation didn't return any error and seems to go as usual, but
running 'spamassassin --lint' hangs, and it didn't before using
sa-compile (it doesn't
Jason Bertoch wrote:
Can you post the output of 'spamassassin -D --lint' to pastebin?
Here's the current working output: http://pastebin.com/m35634489
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is which. I'd find interesting the output of:
$ spamassassin -D -t test.msg test.log 21
and if it hangs during evaluation of regexp rules, it would
be worth trying with a newer re2c.
Sounds like a plan. Thanks.
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the output http://pastebin.com/m438000e0
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René Berber wrote:
Jason Bertoch wrote:
What version of re2c are you using? Can you post the output of
'spamassassin -D --lint' to pastebin?
Now using re2c 1.3.5 same problem, to be precise it doesn't hang, it
Oops!0.13.5
loops (the CPU usage goes up and down, RSS the same
that pretend to come from you, also for your
server to do the same.
I use milter-spiff with sendmail; postfix can also use milters. Of
course SPF is not only the milter or SPF tests inside spamassassin, you
have to set it up on your domain DNS master.
[snip]
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to historical
telegraph messages being in uppercase.
Not true.
[snip]
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Warren Togami wrote:
On 10/05/2009 02:30 PM, René Berber wrote:
Warren Togami wrote:
I heard an interesting story from a friend who was working in Mexico for
the past few months. Apparently in some Latin American countries,
uppercase legitimate person-to-person e-mail is common because
on this?
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before
using named, but that is not your problem:
hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns
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://spampal.sanesecurity.com/
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which anyway was intended
to be used on mail servers not mail clients, the POP3 proxy is an
independent tool, not really needed if you have a proper plugin.
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/spamness/, also needs SA
scoring on the mail server.
Perhaps there are options using tools like fetchmail and similar, I
haven't searched for those but it could be relatively easy to set them
up alongside SA.
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back to your own
program, would be possible.
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, ActiveState perl has SA as a ready-made downloadable, i.e. using
ppc but only works with the commercial GUI version IIRC (which I haven't
used).
On the other hand SAWin, or better yet, SpamAware can be tweaked to use
more rules (sa-update installed rules for instance).
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should send this to the FuzzyOCR list.
My guess is you probably have a bad netpbm package. When I see
something like this, I configure FuzzyOCR to keep the temporary files,
then run the commands its using.
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is documented on the fuzzy perl library used.
Thanks for a great SA plugin.
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be white listed by
recipient or sender).
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Igor Chudov :
No, email is not unusable.
The only problem are inept admins and the people who hire them.
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is ignored.
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sebastian wrote:
i am filtering mails with spamassassin procmail.
The header of message
X-Spam-Level: **
I want to sort mails into some different directories.
[snip]
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Level: .*\(\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
-^^
You are quoting an opening
the following might be completely
wrong.
Usually the DNS server(s) are defined on /etc/resolv, which in your case
could be inside the perl directory (I don't know what perl you are
using, ActivePerl or Strawberry or the real McCoy under Cygwin, just
take that into consideration).
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system you are using),
or you can ignore the message since it's not important.
The configuration is in ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf (where ~ is for the user that
runs sa-update), the option is no-secmem-warning.
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their web site for a document that contains this:
MailChannels has developped ... SLOW email traffic ...
on their site. (the capitals in SLOW are mine).
[snip]
Can't you read? He said documentation on BarricadeMX, you answer with
more of your dumb messages.
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else.
Regards.
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(even if the user is the one running amavisd in
your case), dependending on your spamassassin configuration.
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special as far as I can see, but something definitely feels wrong
with my configuration. Why else would the AWL test get such scores?
AWL is probably not the culprit, as I said, it follows not leads.
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(per user settings).
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(in FuzzyOcr's site) version is 3.5.1 with some
patches from the SVN repository. The version you have has some issues
with recent Spamassassin versions, like the one about the report being
empty, or not formatted.
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the same error output? Is there a solution
available?
No, I have never seen that problem. Just tested gifsicle 1.48 and no problem
appeared (currently using version 1.44 on production).
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jidanni wrote:
Wish this list would use e.g., mailman, where one can turn off delivery.
You can do the equivalent (to turn off delivery) by un-subscribing from the
user's list and subscribing to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
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.
botnet will get more accurate. I could be wrong on this but
for the shake of fighting spam,I hope I am right and you could find a way to
get this to work.
You are wrong.
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occurrences found)]
...
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John Rudd wrote:
René Berber wrote:
Here's a good example of why Botnet's default score is too high, those
guys at
meridiencancun have a so called Enterprise account with their ISP,
what they
get is a fixed IP and no control over reverse DNS, that's why the reverse
returns what the ISP
that hotel operates.
[snip]
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for a long time, so I use my own.
And since Botnet doesn't block, it just scores, I do agree than only dumb people
would use its score as a 100% certainty that it is spam. Blacklists, way worse,
who is so innocent that thinks they only list the bad guys?
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it.
The work Botnet does is similar to graylists, a good one stops suspicious mail
servers for a while, if they insist they'll pass the graylist and get scored by
Botnet, how much you score them is your choice.
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(copying the 2 files) you just don't overwrite any
previous source you have.
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anything detected as
virus and the plugin will never receive one (it just wastes time).
If you meant using the databases from Sanesecurity, the answer is yes. They add
spam and additional phishing detection that clamd uses.
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, it
solves the unformatted report problem).
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Wolfgang Zeikat wrote:
In an older episode (Tuesday, 17. July 2007 21:43), René Berber wrote:
Wolfgang Zeikat wrote:
2. What can I do to solve that?
You can add a line to FuzzyOcr.pm :
use POSIX;
That line is already there.
Sorry, I should have said:
use POSIX qw(SIGTERM);
Reference
POSIX qw(SIGTERM) ... but don't make much of what I say, the
SIGTERM part reminds me of another problem, with signals, and it may have
nothing to do with the redefinition of O_CREAT/O_RDWR/etc. (that's why I
included the reference, so you can read the whole thread on the bug report).
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is easy and that's why most of us
use it.
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help), spamd/spamc also work fine.
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/70_sare_stocks.cf
# SARE Stocks Ruleset for SpamAssassin
# Version: 01.01.01
# Created: 2005-12-18
# Modified: 2007-05-06
...
[snip]
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overrides anywhere, they
might even work or not, but that's not the way you are directed to do it).
local.cf IS the place to put your scores.
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already does this for you, set this to 1.
I don't know amavis but, for instance MailScanner does disable it since it also
does RBL checks, you can configure MS not to do it and let SA run them (with the
difference than in MS you choose the RBL list, SA has a standard list).
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for Outlook that includes SA). They also have a product
called Exchange Server Toolbox, I have no experience with it but it may be close
to what you are looking for.
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on the report, it just
doesn't take into account the newlines and gets its character count wrong, so
the end result is the mess you see after it adds line breaks as a function of
that character count.
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-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit X-MIME-Autoconverted: from quoted-printable
to 8bit by server.domain.org id l4HJRKUm015411
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Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote:
René Berber wrote:
Matthew Dickinson wrote:
When sending messages from clients using SMTP Auth to a server
running sendmail, I'm seeing issues with SPF and Botnet thinking
these messages are spam-like - I'm not sure if this issue lays with
SA or with sendmail
, there is no such ImageInfo.pm under
/etc/mail/spamassassin, it should be with all the rest of the SA installation.
Looks to me like a scrambled installation.
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, recommended set to 2), and
focr_base_score (which is too high in my opinion, 5 is the default and there's a
know bug that counts the same word as several repetitions so the count is not
very reliable).
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it doesn't appear in two different lines).
and upgrade to new version, but I'm
already using the last Fuzzry version (OCR 2.3b)
That's not the latest version, go to the FuzzyOcr page again and read what it
says carefully.
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and probably other perl modules.
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and how the score was added up.
Unless you changed the default FuzzyOcr configuration I doubt the score you saw
came only from FuzzyOcr, you probably have AWL and that lowered the score a lot.
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are for
sendmail or postfix, you may need something similar for other servers.
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, then you have something different than me since I can't
find a reference to SARE_OBFU_CIALIS2, perhaps you have an old version.
Try looking into the SARE files with: grep SARE_OBFU_CIALIS2 *.cf; better yet,
try updating your Ruled Du Jour.
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Alexis Manning wrote:
[snip]
I'm using FuzzyOCR 3.4.2 - does 3.5.1 have any additional support for
animated GIFs?
Yes, it uses gifsicle.
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, and use a full featured server;
- Install Cygwin + Exim + ClamAV + (SA + EximConfig);
- Others I haven't used (Courier is known to work under Cygwin, etc.)
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(http://webmail.wcg.org/~support/cgFilterMessages/history.html).
A better option for using ClamAV (w/o having to install it):
http://www.niversoft.com/products/cgscripts/cgpclamav
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)
focr_enable_image_hashing 2
So why is it looking for DBD::mysql?
You are using a very old pre-release of version 3.5. That problem was fixed a
few months ago, before 3.5.1 came out.
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/Config.pm, I think you have the old one, or...
Somebody else had a report just like yours (on the FuzzyOcr list), with the
correct version, but it seems he was calling mySQL from somewhere else in the
spamassassin configuration (Bayes perhaps?).
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-x -t -D FuzzyOcr
sample.eml` and see if FuzzyOcr is really using the mySQL module or not. Leave
out the -D part if you want to find who is using what.
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months old.
Is this tool really advisable on a serious system?
It works fine, I would recommend it.
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--^
So the question is, if there is no SPF why should SA score against it? It
shouldn't, there must be something wrong with your setup.
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Robert Nicholson wrote:
Fuzzy OCR isn't getting any hits on this mail. Anybody know why?
[snip]
You can see for yourself, use `spamassassin -x -t -D FuzzyOcr sample.eml`.
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Will Nordmeyer wrote:
René Berber wrote:
Sherman Lilly wrote:
[snip]
I get why they are getting through. They are spoofing the Return-Path.
Is there any way to remedy this problem?
Depends on your server. For sendmail there is:
http://ultra.ap.krakow.pl/~raj/sendmail/english.html
suggestions as to where to look next are gratefully accepted and
appreciated...
There is a global timeout, usually disabled but looks like you uncommented the 1
sec sample value.
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Ed Kasky wrote:
At 10:23 AM Tuesday, 1/23/2007, René Berber wrote -=
Ed Kasky wrote:
With FuzzyOcr 3.5.1 and SA 3.1.7, I noticed this in the log while
debugging my setup:
2007-01-23 01:39:23 [16842] Processing Message with ID
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lacy Silva
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - ed
-3.5.1, did you installed correctly? Seems that
you did not copy directory scuzzy which has 8 perl modules, Logging.pm is one of
them.
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(`local_sender_check') gets rid of all forged addresses pretending to
be from your domain.
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to be any general rules.
Take a look at Botnet plugin:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.mail.spam.spamassassin.general/93141
with minor changes I think it can do exactly what you describe, which is a
subset of what it already does.
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, I'd be glad
for a pointer. Thanks!
http://fuzzyocr.own-hero.net/wiki/Installation-3.5.x
Look for Log::Agent in the (required) Perl modules section.
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suspected from the start, spamd's
user does have a path set or not set, try `su - spamd` or whatever the name of
the user and repeat the ldd test.
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?
We are still running 2.3b because it is the only one currently listed as
stable.
Read the *bold* text.
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the one that comes first wins.
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version should also be possible, I don't know if in
that case you have to use ActiveState's perl (or perhaps there is a MingW perl).
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Markus Eskola wrote:
René Berber skrev:
You are probably using two different perl versions, in one you have
DBD::mysql,
in the other (perl 5.8.6) you don't.
Yes, there are two versions of perl installed but only 5.8.6 is used
(atleast in a SA perspective and CPAN/DBD) since I only use
René Berber wrote:
Markus Eskola wrote:
[snip]
dbg: diag: perl platform: 5.008006 solaris
[snip]
cpan m DBD::mysql
...
INST_VERSION 4.00
Both look alright.
Is there somehow I can check that all the other files are in place;
libgcc_s.so.1, ld.so.1 and mysql.so (well I know
really use the spamd server if you want (and spamc needs a server
to do its work).
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in your case already
and you don't have much control, just add or delete manually, and the automatic
score averaging.
I am running 3.1.7 with sa-update and some of the various SARE rulesets.
I have AWL and Bayes turned on also.
Thanks for your thoughts!
HTH
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://fuzzyocr.own-hero.net/browser/trunk/devel
He meant that you should use:
http://fuzzyocr.own-hero.net/wiki/Downloads
and leave the code in development alone (unless you are a developer ;^).
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have a
page of just problem images. [snip]
Bad idea, it would help spammers more than anybody else.
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) and not JPEGs,
etc.
2. Spammers will soon work around this, so this is just a short-term
bandage.
3. I could write something in libgd to do this (blech!)
Whatever.
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Maurice Lucas wrote:
On Mon, 2006-12-11 at 19:51 -0600, René Berber wrote:
Mark Nienberg wrote:
[snip]
At any rate, could someone please answer this question:
How can I stop mail delivery from the list and still stay subscribed?
No dice ;-) I tried the same you are doing, since I read
symbols * 2.6
This score was done by SpamAware with SARE rules added (on a message with the
same subject).
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to run the scanset yourself and see the output which
is not the same thing, since the real operation takes that output into to the
fuzzy string recognition (the only fuzzy part about FuzzyOcr).
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