Environment is Fedora Core 1 (fully up-to-date w/ patches); SendMail
8.12.10-1.1.1 (Fedora Core RPM); SpamAssassin 2.63; spamass-milter
0.2.0+cvs. This server acts as a filtering relay in front of a Lotus
Domino mail server. There are no user preferences.
Yesterday, at approximately 5:20pm, m
Sending this time from the address I'm subscribed to the list... sorry for
the double posting, but my SpamAssassin relay server has just stopped
filtering mail again. This time, while it was misbehaving, I sent a known
spam to SPAMD through SPAMC at the command line:
$ spamc -c < test
yielded
Sending this time from the address I'm subscribed to the list... sorry for
the double posting, but my SpamAssassin relay server has just stopped
filtering mail again. This time, while it was misbehaving, I sent a known
spam to SPAMD through SPAMC at the command line:
$ spamc -c < test
yielded
Simon Byrnand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And I did try adding those headers on a test server to
> see if it does work, and it does, $u actually puts <> around the email
> address by itself and $g doesnt, so for them to look consistent, you
want
>
> HX-Envelope-From: <$g>
> HX-Envelope-To: $u
Simon Byrnand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any special reason you need the Envelope-Recipient ? If you run
SA
> from the local delivery agent you already know who the recipient is when
> procmail is called, if you run SA from a filter like Mimedefang then
there
> are potentially *mul
Yorkshire Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> sendmail.cf
>
> #
> # Format of headers #
> #
>
> blah
> blah
>
> HX-Envelope-From: $g
> HX-Envelope-To: $u
Most Excellent!!! Works like a champ! Anybody have the sendmail.mc
format? I've got my mi
Red Hat 8.0
also.
Regards,
Dan O'Brien
__
Axon Solutions, Inc. Telephone: 703-845-8400
5827 Columbia Pike #502Facsimile: 703-845-5568
Falls Church, VA 22041
Am I correct in my observation that SendMail, in its default
configuration, does *NOT* create the X-Envelope-From and X-Envelope-To
headers?
If so, how does one get SendMail to create them?
Thanks,
Dan O'Brien
__
Axon Solutions
<10secs.
Special thanks to Ed Kasky for pointing me in the right direction.
Dan O'Brien
__
Axon Solutions, Inc. Telephone: 703-845-8400
5827 Columbia Pike #502Facsimile: 703-845-5568
Falls Church, VA 220
I've enabled the name service cache daemon (nscd) to
speed up DNS queries (I'm not using DNSBL). Haven't seen an appreciable
change in throughput.
Thanks,
Dan O'Brien
__
Axon Solutions, Inc. Telephone: 703-845
or, but it's nice
'cuz it seems to get a number of "image" spams that wouldn't get caught by
SA by itself.
I'd welcome anybody's $0.02.
Thanks,
Dan O'Brien
__
Axon Solutions, Inc. Telephone
Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> only problem is, i can't seem to figure out if its actually running it
> or not -- anyone know how to tell?
Use the "-D" (debug) option. If your running spamd (on Red Hat, at
least), you can modify the /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin file to include
"-
mail stores are databases, I can do some
slicing and dicing to identify domains to blacklist/whitelist, etc.) If
your sendmail is config'd for local delivery, you should be able to
redirect to a local account.
Dan O'Brien
Axon Solutions, Inc.
---
13 matches
Mail list logo