Title: Message
I
use an IMAP account. Move the message to an IMAP folder, then you have access to
the source of the real message.
Alternatively, I have used a product called "SpamSource" in the
past that will copy the source of the message to the clipboard. Then you can
paste it into notepad a
Has anyone successfully made SA on Windows with Perl 5.8.2? I finally
gave up on it and went back to Perl 5.6.1. Any suggestions?
Bret
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> I downloaded the .srpm and built it. It just uses make.
> (all of this under cygwin).
>
> If this isn;t your environment, I'm not sure how I can help
> further. I did want you to know that it is working under
> Perl 5.8.0 though.
OK... I'm running it under ActivePerl 5.6.1 natively in Windows
> While I haven't done what you are looking for, I'd be
> most interested in any info you get off-list. I am getting
> ready to embark on this same process for a customer and would
> love to have the dirty insight before I begin.
OK... While you might stumble across this on Bugzilla if you
> I have sa 2.55 running fine with activeperl on a 3.06 ghz
> 512megs ram system. My only issue is that occasionally the
> multiple perl sessions will bring the processor to a crawl
> which is in turn causing problems for other programs running
> on the server.
>
> Is there a way of getting better
> But now I'm faced with the daunting task of upgrading (via
> CPAN on RH 7.2,
> and I don't know squat about CPAN) from 2.55.
Upgrading is a good thing. However, since I know pretty well nothing
about Linux and precious little about CPAN, I'll leave this part for
someone else...
> Beyond that "m
> What is your opinion to that cf's?
> Does it make sence to take them all, or maybe only parts of
> them? Is it a good solution to install them whithout realy
> knowing how the rules are build? Only for private or also
> good at company?
It's always good to start slow in my opinion. We have backh
> Hi Jennifer,
>
> When running lint on the latest chickenpox (1.11) I get this error:
Current version is 1.14 accord to the file I just downloaded.
> Any clues?
Make sure that how you download the file doesn't cause line breaks.
Bret
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> >Yes, SA logs by default.
>
> Where might it be logging to? I can't find anything in
> /var/log/ and it's
> not putting anything in to my CommuniGate logfile. I just
> see CGPSA being
> called, and then the message being re-inserted into the queue
> after it's
> been scanned.
> If it's logging
> Just wanted to find out if verson 2.63 inserts lines into
> message body of messages it sees as spam. Currently using
> 2.60 which does do that.
>
> Or maybe its configurable and I can set it so it doesn't do
> that. Confining insertion to headers only?
It shouldn't be modifying the body of a m
Took the plunge and upgraded from 2.54 to 2.6 yesterday. 1 mailing-list
false positive over night. But 2.6 is catching a lot more spam than 2.54
here. Awesome!
Thanks!
Bret
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> I have stock spamassassin 2.6 RPM running on redhat 9 with
> DB_File RPM
> installed as well. I dont think bayes is working however
> because I get this
> error when running dump:
>
> >>sa-learn --dump
> Use of uninitialized value in numeric lt (<) at
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/Mail/SpamAss
> After upgrading today, all mail is showing 0 hits. If I run
> the same mail using spamassassin -D http://thinkgeek.com/sf
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> I've somewhat tracked that every "check" results in .5 - 5MB~
> extra memory utilization. As well, I've noticed that it
> seems that "timelog" is the source of the "leak"... If you
> want to call it that.. I'm sure there's a good reason that
> it's logging, and using that memory..
"timelog" i
> Has anyone automated the saving of attachment files so that
> spamassassin's sa-learn command can be run by a cron job?
> (I'm thinking it might be nice to have [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that users can forward their ham and
> spam...and that I won't have to worry about keeping
SA 2.60 on Windows 2000 under CommuniGate Pro using CGPSA (which calls
SA through the perl object, not using the .bat file), but is
single-threaded under Windows. I regularly see the following error
message in the log:
Cannot open bayes databases C:\Documents and Settings\Default
User.WINNT/.spama
> > So I was curious if 5.0 was a good setting or if I should set it
> > higher to like 7.0 or 5.5 or if I should just leave it as is. :)
> >
>
> 5.0 works very well with 2.60 and also did with 2.55, just
> that you had some more false negatives.
Probably depends on your environment. I use 8.0 he
Saw a few of these come through last week. Guess I need a rule upgrade to catch this?
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The Rock's biggest devotee has got to be Laura.7758Xn3565V852B1z6097jmJeec
> This is the spammer trick of saying the email is from you, to
> you. So it got Whitelisted. Here is _A_ solution. I believe
> the newest version of SA also solves this:
Actually, if you'd checked the SA headers, you'd notice that AWL didn't
seem to come into play here. It just didn't hit enoug
> It did however use a trick to avoid the standard
> FROM_AND_TO_SAME so your
> rule can help out by adding some score.. However, 104.1 is a
> bit excessive,
> since there's no white list to over-ride. (Bret is smart and did not
> whitelist_from himself).
No whitelist of myself necessary here as t
> I'm new to the list, and I'm trying to figure out a way of detecting
> words with obfuscated characters (i.e. "@pp!3", "app13" = "apple").
You could try using popcorn, weeds, and backhair rules. You can get them
here:
http://www.merchantsoverseas.com/wwwroot/gorilla/sa_rules.htm
Bret
> Having only recently installed SA I'd like to ask about the
> various rules files that abound.
>
> Is there a listing of the common rules and their target?
Well, Chris Santerre has a site that groups some of the common rules
together. It's under development and you'll find it at:
http://www.me
> The messages processed by SpamAssassin come through with a header
> that says something like:
>
> X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=5.5 required=5.0
>
> My problem is that I'd like to change this header so that it includes
> a list of the tests that matched - but nothing I change in the
> configura
Title: Message
Anyone have a
good rule for catching gappy text like the following message. It seems like with
all the nice rules we have to catch hidden HTML tags, that writing a simple
rules to catch a bunch of underscores or dots shouldn't be so hard... but then,
I still need to study regex...
> Hi Paul,
>
> On a email server?
>
> Thanks - Nick Tong
Which server? I'm running it with CommuniGate Pro on Windows. It's
awesome!
Bret
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> I am pulling my example off the following url.
>
> http://www.merchantsoverseas.com/wwwroot/gorilla/bigevil.cf
>
> I have setup the following rule in my user_prefs file.
>
> uri EVILLIST_2 /\b(?:dubnh\.us)\b/i
> describe EVILLIST_2 Generated EvilList_2
> score EVILLIST_2 3.0
Uri is a priveleged
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