re's no way for MIMEDefang to
access it.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Maybe there's another
way.
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unter one shady business with a forged BBB certificate on
the wall, does that mean you'll never trust the BBB again?
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Obviously, your actual priority is to ensure that *all* legitimate
mail makes it to your company's inboxes while keeping out as much of
the illegitimate mail as possible. The entire stated purpose of the
Habeas system is to help with the former, and in so doing ultimately
help with the la
PM and build yourself a nice
binary package?
rpmbuild --rebuild spamassassin-2.61-1.src.rpm works beautifully. If
you installed some or all of the perl prerequisites via CPAN, you
might need to add --nodeps to the rpmbuild line.
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sure you set BODY_8BITS to 0. The test (which is
enabled by "ok_locales" is broken and causes way too many FP's.
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> That didn't tell me much.
The ok_locales directive requires a parameter. You probably want:
ok_localesen
Note that this is for designating character sets that you're willing
to accept; ok_languages is for languages.
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ll accepted; no errors
from --lint and bayes is behaving properly.
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I know there had been some discussion during 2.60 development of no
longer supporting perl 5.005, but if this is the *only* issue, I hope
there's some fix/workaround.
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following error:
> Insecure dependency in glob while running with -T switch at
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/Mail/SpamAssassin/ArchiveIterator.pm line
> 621.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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tting a couple big-time spambags
disconnected from their main provider.
o China has finally started to pay attention to the massive spam
problem in their country and some spamhausen have already gotten the
Big Red Boot.
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Have y'all seen this yet?
"SpamAssassin Unveils New HomeAssassin Product for Unwelcome
Visitors"
http://bbspot.com/News/2003/08/assassin.html
Good for a chuckle. :-)
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Was this ever actually done, and if so, what kind of results came out
of it?
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On 10 Mar 2003 at 19:33, Rick Macdougall wrote:
> You are correct. There is no need to remove SA mark-up when doing an
> sa-learn.
Does that also apply to the new "report-safe" option with SA 2.50?
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reset 2 with no network tests than scoreset 3 with DNSBLs only.
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servers listed in SPEWS Level 1.
> Given that, spews.relays.osirusoft.com should be scored differently from
> inputs.relays.osirusoft.com. Having one rule combining them (which is
> what happens with a pure relays.osirusoft.com lookup) is less than
> optimal if they sho
on sendmail too with one of the milters (not sure
> if they allow you to bounce), but AFAIK, not on postfix or qmail.
Sendmail + milter very definitely allows one to bounce mail.
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integration and attachment policy enforcement among many, many other
things.
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SMTP relay situation. Milter hooks into
the SMTP conversation, so any number of actions--including outright
rejection at the SMTP level--are possible.
original message from Ed Henderson Re: MIMEDefang
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assin/local.cf, including whitelist information.
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ore was 25.
I had similar results with other messages. Some of them weren't as
dramatic, but nearly all of the scores were bumped over the spam
threshold due to hits from the decoded message body.
Has anyone considered adding bas
apart MIME messages, analyzing attachments, and
implementing security policy, but recent versions have included
SpamAssassin integration.
It has the ability to quarantine messages (or parts of messages),
bounce messages, send notifications, add text to messages, and a
variety of other things
eally clear on how strict SA's regexes should be -- ie. is the
> goal to follow the grammar in the RFC, or to just do a good enough job
> that most spam is caught?
One caveat.
E-mail of the form [ "Your Name" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ] is legal.
E-mail of the form [ [E
Hi there.
I just ran mass-check on some spam and non-spam archives I've got,
and was wondering if the [EMAIL PROTECTED] address is still the one
to use.
Just want to make sure it goes someplace useful. :-)
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well.
Another nice thing you can do with milter-based systems is reject
messages during the SMTP conversation, which can reduce delivery
processing overhead, etc. to some extent.
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ry well for non-endpoint
mail relays, because the SpamAssassin processing occurs during the
SMTP conversation. Necessary mail routing is handled normally;
milter processing doesn't require any extra configuration in that
respect.
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SA
> wrapper module to integrate it into the SMTP portion of an MTA, that's
> where rejection should be implemented.
Totally agree.
> I'm just a fan of the Unix process model - lots of tiny components, all
> chained together. The alternative is to just turn SA into a complete
>
ore accurate than such
systems; many of the open relay based lists especially are prone to
rejecting *some* legitimate mail. I've been considering setting up
my server to mark spam if it's above the usual threshold, but reject
it outright if it's above some
(base64 encoded HTML)
(encoded content)
Part 2 is not being processed as part of the message body.
Am I missing something?
On 28 Jan 2002 at 16:09, Nels Lindquist wrote:
> I'm new to the SpamAssassin world, so I hope this issue hasn't been
> discussed to death already.
>
&
th SA 1.5, but changing the \
MyMailAudit->new() call to NoMailAudit->new() produces the following
error:
> stderr: Not an ARRAY reference at \
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/Mail/SpamAssassin/NoMailAudit.pm line 93.
It's quite easy to work around by continuing to use MyMailAu
dered adding base64 decoding functionality to
SpamAssassin in order to improve its accuracy on such messages?
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id-stream modification is handled by the milter plugin, not
sendmail itself.
We're using MIMEDefang here, and it most definitely does the spam
marking itself (now that SpamAssassin integration has been added).
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