At 5/7/2002 09:58 AM -0500, dman wrote:
>The conclusion is that your friend gets the short end of the stick
>because his ISP allows spammers to use their service. You can, of
>course, change any part of SA on your installation.
>
Actually this rule gets triggered by anyone who uses Earthlin
> On Tue, 7 May 2002, Derek Broughton wrote:
>
> > It's unlikely to be a truly false positive - ie, it may not be spam but
I
> > can pretty much guarantee you that he's trying to email you from an SMTP
> > server on his own, dial-up, link instead of via Earthlink's SMTP server.
> >
> Explain that?
On Tue, 7 May 2002, Derek Broughton wrote:
> It's unlikely to be a truly false positive - ie, it may not be spam but I
> can pretty much guarantee you that he's trying to email you from an SMTP
> server on his own, dial-up, link instead of via Earthlink's SMTP server.
> --
> derek
>
Explain that
> Where is the data for KNOW_BAD DIALUPS stored? I am getting a false
> negative from a friend who uses earthlink.net and that pushes it over the
> top. I greped for a number of things in rules but did not find anything. I
> hesitate to eliminate the rule altogether but that might also be an
> opt
On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 10:22:53AM -0400, Doug Crompton wrote:
| Where is the data for KNOW_BAD DIALUPS stored? I am getting a false
| negative from a friend who uses earthlink.net and that pushes it over the
| top. I greped for a number of things in rules but did not find anything. I
| hesitate t
Where is the data for KNOW_BAD DIALUPS stored? I am getting a false
negative from a friend who uses earthlink.net and that pushes it over the
top. I greped for a number of things in rules but did not find anything. I
hesitate to eliminate the rule altogether but that might also be an
option.
Doug
