t high speed mentality)
You have got to be kidding. Or trolling.
I don't proliferate viruses. I don't even run Outlook. I don't spam.
Having a broadband connection doesn't automatically make me a
criminal.
Sheesh. Stupid people everywhere.
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ULs (D=dynamic/dialup).
ObSpamassassin: Using a DUL as a SA datapoint with a low absolute
score is alright. 550-ing based on DULness is worse than 550-ing on
ccTLDs.
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Moo!
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Asia or is in the wrong langauge. I guess I'll just start blocking all
email from Earthlink (I don't know anyone there), Sprint (same), AOL,
.uk, .eu, .za, .au,
(Read 'scoring' instead of 'blocking', if you prefer.)
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> Spamfolder
Oddly enough,
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
spam
works for me.
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It's worse than that, it's Physics, Jim!
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hould be
listed if it actually is a spam source, but not wholesale dynamic
blocks!)
>It's tough, but your decision is simple: Zero False Positives means that
>these sites can't be listed.
I agree.
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Here be dragons.
On Dec 3, 2003 at 12:43, Jennifer Wheeler wrote:
>You should grab multiedit. Rockage. You can do your edits with little
>macros.
Perl! sed! Makefiles!
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spam with a score of greater than say 15.
Procmail recipe:
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
mail/spam
mail/spam is a folder, I don't /dev/null spam. As many stars as you
want, 15 in your case.
>My guess looking at the docs is that SA only tags mail and cant send it
>/d
tools aimed at end-users. Unfortunately, I haven't read the original
article (I was hanging out on /. yesterday and picked up some bad
habits).
I have just skimmed the article.
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Hi! I'm a tagline virus! Steal me & join in the fun!
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not* as easy to install as a shrink-wrapped GUI-based
>Windoze program.
Whereas some of those shrink-wrapped GUI-based programs won't even
install, and if installed won't work, on non-Windows platforms.
Sometimes not even on different versions of Windows.
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c IPs,
spam-friendly ISPs (that includes all ISPs, by some of the more
liberal definition of 'spam-friendly'), and also the range 0.0.0.0/0.
I'm just sore from gettin caught by rDNS and dynamic IP rules.
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The option to override self-des
ne of) India's largest ISPs. It'd be like
blocking AOL.
>I did not contact the ISP. They are likely spammer friendly.
More like apathetic. Let me forward this to a few people and see if
we can get the spam to stop. Don't bother emailing the domain
contacts, they'll probably
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"shutdown -halt now" - The final word in network security tools.
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2003 18:02:53 -0500 (EST)
From: Satya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Spamassassin-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subjec
ial" customers to their relay servers and that the
>header From match the MAIL FROM envelope. What if we asked legislation to
See above.
Anyone who asks me to get a business-class connection is invited to
send donations to pay my bills. :-)
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ody-based Bayesian a little
bit more than just body-based. Beyond a certain point, it's difficult
to fake received headers.
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One man's "magic" is another man's engineering. "S
o through without getting fuxored.
Damn spammers.
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Never park your hard disk in a tow-away zone.
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think there's a way to submit bug reports. Should be on the
spamassassin website.
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Due to a general lack of interest, Monday is cancelled.
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On Oct 1, 2003 at 00:03, Nigel Wilkinson wrote:
>I want to filter useing the number of asterixes in the X-Spam-Level
>header but I think this is a wildcard in procmail. Does anyone know
>if this will upset procmail.
Yes. Use something like:
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: \*\*\*\*\*
/dev/null
tware...
I would, but their website is knee-deep in corpspeak and fancy web
pages, and I don't see a real feature list, examples, or anything like
that. Admittedly, I only looked for about a minute or so. Looks like
you have to pay for it and it might be binary-only.
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e every MTA is necessary to configure other way :(
Not using SA, my unsubscribing from this list, and all of us stop
using computers at all would also make life easier. Whatever happened
to doing the Right Thing?
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We are sorry, but the number you have dial
et the mail delivery
agent handle the final delivery.
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The option to override self-destruct has expir&*%#NO CARRIER
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On Sep 14, 2003 at 16:59, Bruce, Rob wrote:
>I noticed a while ago a focused website dedicated to rule trading, but
>now I can't find it. Do you guys know what I'm talking about?
http://www.exit0.us/ ?
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All wiyht. Rho sritche
On Aug 20, 2003 at 10:05, Matthew Thomas wrote:
>/pic.gif/i does not match "pic.gif"
Sure it does.
It also matches stuff like pic-gif, piclgif, etc.
>Try /pic\.gif/i
That's probably what the original poster wanted anyway :-)
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On Aug 15, 2003 at 21:18, Rick Macdougall wrote:
>Actually changing ISP's is a lot easier than getting a new citizenship
>in a new country. While I would never use SPEWS to block email, I am
Assuming I have a choice of ISPs in my area, and assuming you'll pay
the setup cost.
I had zero trouble with spamassassin on debian.
http://www.redhat.com/ for Redhat
http://www.debian.org/ for Debian
They're both Linux "distributions".
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Luxuriantly hand-crafted from only the finest ASCII.
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haps
>some one with GAIM and patience to walk me through set up of the two.
What's your OS? On Debian, all I had to do was apt-get insall
spamassassin, edit my procmailrc to use SA, and add rules to
appropriately file messages based on headers after filtering through
SA.
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On Jul 29, 2003 at 11:04, spam wrote:
>Hello. We're running SA version 2.43 on a Free BSD box (OSX). Everything
>seems to work good except that some obvious SPAM is not being filtered.
Upgrade to the latest version of SA (2.55).
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"
there. If someone violates a rule, for example not
putting "ADV:" in the subject, and cannot be traced easily (how do you
present Received headers and suchlike as evidence in court?), how do
you prosecute?
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example
offensive. The previous two sentences are supposed to be humor. If you
the reader still find them offensive, I find *you* offensive, and this
time I'm not joking. PS: I'm talking to you the reader, and not Tony
Earnshaw. Unless you are Tony Earnshaw.)
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n who just saw the
>word 'penis" in an email") with too much time on their hands. They are a
>small but vocal minority :)
Good, then they can be vocal and complain about spam itself, instead
of anti-spam measures.
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