I'm kind of baffled.
It's probably some really stupid issue that I'm going to hang my head in shame
over, but I really can't wrap my head around it.
I've got a postfix box. It's accepting external mail fine. [And has been for
some time.]
It's pointed at a couple of caching name-servers in the lo
So, I've done some searches and reviewed the mailing list and don't find much...
[Though effectively searching this "topic" is difficult, so it's certainly
possible I've missed something...]
For example, lfd/cfs allow you to track that user "X" sent Y piece of mail, and
it will alert you.
Now I
> Wietse:
>> There is no difference for the remote SMTP client whether you use
>> spampd in "pre-accept" mode, or amavisd-new in "pre-accept" mode.
>> Both appraches have the same problem: when it takes too much time
>> to inspect a message, the remote SMTP client will time out.
> listserv.traf.
Hello Wietse,
Friday, May 8, 2015, 10:26:11 AM, you wrote:
> listserv.traf...@sloop.net:
> [switching from before-queue spampd]
>> I've seen suggestions for using amavis as a pre-accept filter, and
>> turning off the AV scanning. [But this defeats some substantial
>> purpose of running amavis in
I've done a few searches and don't really turn up anything - so my apologies if
this is an "old" already answered question. [If you could point me in the right
direction for the discussion somewhere that would be nice...]
So, here's what I want, and I'm not sure how best to go about it.
Platfor
Ok, I started down this path a while back and left it on the shelf -
but now I'm back on the case, but I'm still baffled and don't know where else
to ask.
If you'd point me in the right direction, I'd be very grateful. I'll
also include the problem here so you can take a crack at it too.
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Recently, I've noticed a lot more spam. In checking the logs I find
that zen.spamhaus.org has really lost ground in terms of rejections.
I use zen and bl.spamcop.net. In the past, zen had >10 times the
number of hits that bl.spamcop.net did.
zen doesn't seem to have blocked me, because I can han
