HERE to post a message.
|
It has had mail-list support for over 10 years.
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sendmail spamd) and you can log what ever you desire.
By the time you get to procmail the message is already in the 'delivery'
phase and some of your desired info is no longer available.
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represents a valid domain via DNS).
In that case the message should have been blocked at the MTA and never
even made it to SA.
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using the dead RBL and needed the clue-by-4 along side the head to wake
him up.
This is not the first time an expiring RBL resorted to that technique and
probably will not be the last (sad to say).
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that for whitelist_from_rcvd.
You have two choices, either get 213.183.100.11 to DNS map to
gw.dtdm.tomsk.ru or use some other whitelist method such as
whitelist_from_spf (which will work as there are matching SPF
records published for dtdm.tomsk.ru)
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/init.d/# spamassassin restart
But I get:
Unable to open restart: No such file or directory
[snip..]
so
/etc/init.d/spamassassin restart
or so
cd /etc/init.d/
./spamassassin restart
Linux basics. ;)
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' passwords, etc?
We require our PC users to authenticate when sending and I had assumed
that would stop viruses/trojans. Am I being naive?
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the general answer is to look at your incoming MTA and see how you
can fit SA into that (different MTAs have different sets of options
available to them).
This is similar to the question of how to SA filter mail for an
Exchange server (no procmail there ;).
Dave
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according to your mail environment.
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and borrow good ideas. ;)
FWIW, I'm prejudiced as I've only ever worked with sendmail postfix.
Other people can chime in about other MTAs.
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no IPv6 address).
For some reason when you set that options inet6 your system is not
willing to fall back to IPv4 mode (or a bug is preventing it).
That's what you need to look into (until such time as
spamassassin.apache.org gets v6 connected ;).
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service (EG DCC), database access, etc.
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then there's an issue with your per-user prefs, if not then
there's an issue with the white-listing itself.
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are written to std-out of SA) do
not have any direct effect on the message as passed thru sendmail.
That is entirely the function of the milter.
You need to look at the documentation (or source code) of the milter
to see what header mods you can make/change.
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On Sun, 2 Jan 2011, Jack L. Stone wrote:
At 04:23 PM 1.2.2011 -0600, Dave Funk wrote:
On Sun, 2 Jan 2011, Jack L. Stone wrote:
Sorry to have to return to the trough so soon, but still dealing with
issues since recent upgrade of SA. Downgraded but no help there either, so
went back to latest
of the
arguments (2nd or 3rd) being the name of the header in question. Either
comment out that line of code or look for some option mechanism to
control it.
Given that SnertSoft sells that code and has a year's support included in
the price, why not just ask them?
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disabling all network tests which would imply
that he had some reason to suspect the latter.
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name pointer
202.44.190.49.static.nexnet.net.au.
afnsecurity.com != 202.44.190.61.static.nexnet.net.au
Thus the claim that you are an imposterer
any chance you can get your ISP to fix that DNS reverse map and those SPF
records?
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are good but have too high a FP rate for me
to feel comfortable running them as a SMTP reject process. I'm
quite happy to run them as a part of SA where Bayes, white-lists,
score adjustments, etc can ameliorate damage from FPs.
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of both worlds.
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#include
and combined
that with SPF_FAIL in a meta that really whacks the score.
IE, in general it's not safe to use SPF_FAIL as a one-shot-kill but
when restricted to our domain I can trust it.
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things such as
authentication bits). In particular if you add custom headers to your
sendmail config, you must customize your milter to match. This probably
means getting the source code for the milter and doing it yourself.
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bounding on it).
This tactic does need to be used with caution to avoid FPs. The greater
the usage of non-fixed pattern matches, the larger the group of matched
strings and thus the greater the possibility of FPs.
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edit substition). Doesn't require
any addtional lines in your config files, score added is infinitesimal
but does show up in score report.
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your spamassassin never finds them.
You need to make sure that spamassassin sa-update agree upon the dirs to
use for rules. You can either install matching kits or use command line
switches to tell everybody where things are stored.
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0.0 HELO_MISC_IP Looking for more Dynamic IP Relays
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. ;(
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#include std_disclaimer.h
Better
.
If there was some easy way to extract those numbers, calculate the
ratio, and make it available to the rules processor, then a score could be
generated at very little cost.
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: loading' lines for SPF DKIM, then
there's your problem. Either they're not installed on your system in a
way that SA can find them, wrong verions, or not invoked by 'loadplugin'
statements.
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should I use, I just want the report any additional headers
that SA added to the message, I don't want the body back.
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it too.
[3] Damn people who insist that HTML should be acceptable everwhere.
I tried creating rules that blacklist email containing javascript
but there's legit sites (purchase confirmations, reservation notices,
etc) that insist on doing that crap.
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with auto-learning and occasional hand
training. Maybe not optimal but still worth doing and doesn't need much
attention. Over the past 9 years I've had to discard my Bayes database and
start from fresh (due to going totally off the rails) -once-.
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explain why you wern't finding
what you expected.
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to
make a compilation of parameters for each kind of statement.
Onec you've made these edits, re-make your sendmail.cf file and restart
sendmail to use the new .cf
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networks in SA).
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#include
?
There may be some up-stream system that is doing SA processing on your
mail. If so, you either need to get them to not do that, not run your own
SA be willing to accept their scoring, or find some other way to get
unfiltered mail service.
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around. Each child uses up memory but multiple children help
thruput during bursts of incoming messages.
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-boy servers aren't
directly handing your server messages. (this depends upon having
trusted_networks configured correctly).
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of contributions is a major psychological
component of why people go to this kind of effort.
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2.6.32-20120131.55.1.zzz.x86_64 (machbu...@build6.hoster.com)
(gcc version 4.4.6 20110731 (Red Hat 4.4.6-3) (GCC) ) #1 SMP Tue Jan 31
15:43:27 EST 2012
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and if he trusts
his MX/relays correctly then this shouldn't be happening.
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a couple different threads
on this list about exactly that issue (ranging from just increase the
max-size for everything, to make special connector that truncates bloated
spams).
Until you get SA to actually process these messages, there's no point to
discussing added bells-and-whisles.
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where singleemail.spam contains a single spam email.
Regards,
-Sean.
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.
It's a compromised Yahoo! account. One of the #1 spamming issues right now for
us.
Regards,
KAM
Not only a compromised Yahoo! account but also a compromised website so
listing the URLs in some kind of RBL will be probelmatic for FPs.
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version of
miltrassassin which speaks the 'SPAMC' network protocol directly to spamd,
no use of the spamc client program at all.
There are some milters that don't even use spamd, they directly
instantiate the spamassassin engine within themselves.
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to local (on your SA server)
'mbox' format folders and then learn from them.
Dave
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T__MY_CLAMAV_SANE)
meta MY_CLAMAV_MSRBL(L_CLAMAV T__MY_CLAMAV_MSRBL)
[snip..]
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successtopdeals.pw
superbtopdeals.pw
supertopdeals.pw
usdirects1.pw
vision-virtualhosting12.pw
vision-virtualhosting14.pw
visionsvirtualwebhost2.pw
zbidnow.pw
avanheertyu.pw
getsuperiordeal.pw
sleeplessdaysnow.pw
gwampuer.pw
treelendnews.pw
getmatchednows.pw
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Donesh,
Thanks for your prompt response.
Do you just want the domain names or do you also want copies of the spam?
Dave
On Sun, 5 May 2013, doneshlaher wrote:
Hello Dave Funk,
Thank you for providing us with the list of domain names. We are acting on
them and will be taken down within 24/48
was about 6-7 times as fast on random reads as Berkeley DB.
If CDB is read-only, how do you store the a-time values on lookups so you
know which tokens aren't being used to facilitate expiry?
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a local caching DNS server? Are you using some explicit DNS
forwarder? Does your ISP do anything special with DNS queries? ...
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configuration. (allow all queries on lo0 and
selected queries on eth*).
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by
that directory name (/nonexistent/) it's something that you need
to explicitly create and change your configuration to point to.
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.
There is a low-power version of whitelist_auth called def_whitelist_auth
which only boosts by +15 (I use it for a lot of stuff). However there
isn't a def_blacklist_from so you have to use the full strength versions
of both white/black list (+100/-100) to make them balance out each other.
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File system permissions issues? Are the new rules files readable by the
exim user?
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#include std_disclaimer.h
Better
...@ngdc.net and ask them to fix that.
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.
That would earn him a visit by the MiB who snoop all incoming outgoing
emails (would perplex the c**p outta them, they'd assue he was
up to something ;).
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and then retest?
Strong suggestion, do -not- put your bayes stuff into a directory
that contains other SA components. Best to have a directory in your /var
partition just for the bayes stuff.
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too.
Bottom line, network tests seem to be the best defense.
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to
spamassassin in test mode:
spamassassin -t testmessage.txt
Look at the output. Now open the testmessage in your favorite text
editor, change the final '.1' in that URL to '.2' and retest.
You should see a bunch of URI rule hits and the total score should
jump by 20 points or more.
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10 blackhole.example.com.
Yes, it -is- that simple. ;)
Not recommended for normal use but if you understand the risks involved,
it does work that way.
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On Sat, 14 Feb 2009, Marc Perkel wrote:
Dave Funk wrote:
On Sat, 14 Feb 2009, Marc Perkel wrote:
Marc Perkel wrote:
Hi,
I have a quick bind question. I want to set the MX records on a domain to
something normal but I want to set the MX for all subdomains to something
else
On Sat, 14 Feb 2009, Marc Perkel wrote:
Lindsay Haisley wrote:
On Sat, 2009-02-14 at 22:06 -0800, Marc Perkel wrote:
Dave Funk wrote:
Yes, it -is- that simple. ;)
Not recommended for normal use but if you understand the risks involved,
it does work that way.
Thanks Dave, but I
.
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#include std_disclaimer.h
Better is not better
into their Outlook hit 'send'.
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#include
that are not offered.
So when in doubt give it more than it needs.
EG for your instance, set that confMILTER_MACROS_ENVRCPT to be:
define(`confMILTER_MACROS_ENVRCPT',`r, v, Z, b, _, {greylist}')dnl
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a whitelist_auth entry for them
then either black list them or create rules to hit on any sign of the
comnpany's messages. The whitelist_auth will override any rules so real
messages will get thru and the blacklist/targeted rules will hit the
imposterers.
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%
[score: 0.4901]
0.8 RDNS_NONE Delivered to internal network by a host with no
rDNS
X-SA-Exim-Connect-IP: x.x.x.x
X-SA-Exim-Mail-From: xxx
X-SA-Exim-Scanned: No (on ); SAEximRunCond expanded to false
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that rule will be effectively disabled but the
whole SA engine should still run.
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the MTA nor spamd.
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#include
with care.
So if you see that warning about uncompileable rules, take a second look
at those specific rules.
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you expect? That's
truth in advertising. It's 'invalid', as a matter of fact all of those
addresses aren't usable, they're either RFC-1918 or multicast/local-scope.
So none of those are valid for remote queries.
Do NOT use rhsbl.ahbl.org. period. end of song.
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clues to
create meta rules. However cannot test out this hypothesis with out the
ability to detect those headers.
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, and manual VS auto learning is just one factor.
It's been this way for the past 10+ years AFAIK (well, maybe 10 years
ago it didn't have as many options for back-end database storage, mostly
limited to Berkeley-DB type methods).
I hope this helps you.
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twice in 10 years.
Dave
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#include
your client IP address in your 'access' file but
what happens when that address changes? (I assume your ISP gives you
a DHCP address).
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There were a couple of possible solutions discussed, including new
features added to the latest version (trunk) of spamassassin.
I took one of them (new functions in MIMEEval) back-ported it to my SA
kit and it has been hitting pretty regularly on that kind of spam.
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their tactics.
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#include std_disclaimer.h
Better
a similar comment about .link URLs inside the
message. Last week I created a uri rule to fire on any .link hosted URL
and so far havn't seen a single FP.
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and how
to fix it.
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#include
day this morning. I saw a number of
FP hits on DOB for stuff that hadn't changed in years (EG amtrak.com ).
It looks better now.
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!-- honey...@example.com --
HTML comment. Is that too obvious? Should we put it into a CSS invisible
div as well? Any other ideas?
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that mistake and a totally perfect spam filtering system that never has a
FN there are other people/systems in the world which may be on that
shotgun spam recpient list which may be less than perfect.
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that I've done
here to help improve deliverability.
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*(;|$)/x
REJECT Attachment Blocked (Executables And RAR-Files Not Allowed) $1
(.rar because ClamAV can't scan the content on Fedora)
Is that a politically inspired limitation? If you build ClamAV from source
it can scan RAR.
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inside them.
Are you saying that doesn't work or are you saying that the malware is
mutating fast enough that the ClamAV signatures aren't keeping up with it?
If the latter case, is there -any- AV kit that is?
Are the Sanesecurity add-in ClamAV signatures helpful?
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-To =~
/^(\h\.reindl\@thelounge\.net\)$/i
score CUST_MANY_SPAM_TO -4.0
describe CUST_MANY_SPAM_TO Custom Scoring
Umm, SA is written in Perl, not PHP. So you should look at Perl
regex documentation, not PHP docs.
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mess with the body.
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#include
are working as expected.
Note that a DNS fubar (even temporary) will break whitelist_from_rcvd.
Also if the sender changes MSP, it will break thus is a maintanance
head-ache.
I see that message has a valid DKIM signature, why not use
whitelist_auth. Same goodness with less head-aches.
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possibility is that sa-learn is looking at a different bayes
database. Try running that sa-learn --dump magic with the -D option
to see what bayes database it's looking at.
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that sets the compatibility
matrix at the beginning of a session and 452's any recipient that
isn't compatible.
Note that Gmail is already doing something like this (the multiple
destinations not supported in one transaction status).
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internal settings.
Invoke spamassassin with the --lint -D flags and it will tell you which
config files it's using. The 'local' variants of the config files that it
says it's reading are the ones you want to modify.
For the last method you'll have to consult the relevant documentation.
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the clarity, but the info is there.
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to, forwarding opens up a while can-of-worms
but forwarding to gmail is the most problematic.
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okup.
did you EMPTY cache after each query?
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#include
Be
inal note; now that we've discussed this spam sign, it will probably
become useless as spammers follow this list and mutate their crap
accordingly to dodge our rules. ;(
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?
The '*' repeat operator is "zero or more" instances.
So that pattern degenerates to // which will match everything.
Guaranteed FP generator.
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001
So it works.
It's a single data byte but since the display field is a two byte
object, where within that two byte object does that single byte show up?
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Dave Funk University of Iowa
College of Engineering
319/335-5751 FAX: 319/384-0549 1256
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Shivram
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Dave Funk University of Iowa
College of Engineering
319/335-5751 FAX: 319/384-0549 1256 Seamans Center
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