Thomas Cameron wrote:
> Howdy -
>
> I recently responded to a thread on a local LUG mailing list where a guy
> wanted to report a virus as spam. I have always thought that using a
> spam tool to fight viruses was wrong, and I said so. He asked why, and
> basically my response was "use the right
Gregory P. Ennis wrote:
> I upgraded from 3.0.4 to 3.1.0
[...]
> On the slower machine spamd seemed to quit working allowing the mail
> to go through the system without being filtered.
>
> I started using the roound-robin switch, with marked improvement.
[...]
> The problem is resolved by restar
From: "Carlos Zottmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi !!
I have added a ruleset named br_rules.cf, by saving it in the
/etc/mail/spamassassin directory.
I though that this ruleset, though, was not nice enough, and deleted
it from the above directory, stopped and started spamd again.
Verifying the mes
Carlos Zottmann wrote:
> Hi !!
>
> I have added a ruleset named br_rules.cf, by saving it in the
> /etc/mail/spamassassin directory.
>
> I though that this ruleset, though, was not nice enough, and deleted
> it from the above directory, stopped and started spamd again.
That *should* do it.
Unle
Hi !!
I have added a ruleset named br_rules.cf, by saving it in the
/etc/mail/spamassassin directory.
I though that this ruleset, though, was not nice enough, and deleted
it from the above directory, stopped and started spamd again.
Verifying the messages detected as spam after that, I noticed t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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"Pierre Thomson" writes:
>>
>> In 20_dnsbl_tests.cf there are some non-scored tests:
>> __RCVD_IN_NJABL, __RCVD_IN_SBL_XBL, __RCVD_IN_SORBS etc. Are these
>> the culprits? I can't disable them by scoring zero, since they
I'm trying to make a rule that adds points if the e-mail came from
outside canada and the u.s., using nerd.dk... does this seem like a
legit rule?
-
#block ips out of us and ca
header __RCVD_IN_NERDSeval:check_rbl('nerds', 'zz.countries.nerd.dk.')
header __RCVD_IN_NERDS_USev
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"Pierre Thomson" writes:
> Here's one for which I can't find an answer in the archive. Recently Matt K
> repeated the common advice:
>
> >You can turn various RBLs on and off by changing the score of the rule.
> >Setting it to a score of 0 disable
Here's one for which I can't find an answer in the archive. Recently Matt K
repeated the common advice:
>You can turn various RBLs on and off by changing the score of the rule.
>Setting it to a score of 0 disables the rule entirely, and it will not be
>queried.
While optimizing my new SA 3.1.
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From: Robert Menschel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Ryan Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: Spamassassin-Users
Sent: 10/23/2005 4:38:13 PM -0400
Subject: Bogus X-Authentication-Warning:
SA 3.1.0 uses:
20_head_tests.cf:header X_AUTH_WARN_FAKED X-Authentication-Warning !~
M.Saeed Shaikh wrote:
Hi,
We are using Qmail for MTA and spamassessin for spam. We are writing
spam rules globally (/etc/mail/spamassessin/local.cf).
I want to give user/domain level spam. i.e. any user or domain admin can
write its own spam rules. There must be global file aslo.
Is it po
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thomas Cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recently responded to a thread on a local LUG mailing list where a guy
> wanted to report a virus as spam. [...]
>
> What is the "conventional wisdom" on this list? Should viruses be
> reported as spam? If so, why? If not, w
Hi,
I don't stop mail processing while it is rebuilding. I just schedule
the rebuild for a fairly quiet period.
PS You should send your replies to the list, as there are far more
people who will see and possibly help with your message.
> Is there any problem with running the rebuild during no
Pierre Thomson wrote:
I just upgraded to MailScanner 4.46.2 (current stable version) and SpamAssassin
3.1.0. I have five MailScanner child processes, and they restart themselves
every 4 hours.
On startup, the first of the five MS processes discovers that a Bayes rebuild
is due, and proceeds
Hi,
Turn off automatic Bayes rebuilds, and run a rebuild once a day using
sa-learn.
For example on *nix I use the following:
/usr/local/bin/sa-learn --force-expire
Which is run via cron once a day during the wee small hours.
> I just upgraded to MailScanner 4.46.2 (current stable version) an
At 08:00 AM 10/3/2005, Cristina Tanzi Tolenti wrote:
Hi,
I use qmail+qmail-scanner+fast_spamassassin, this is an example of my
x-spam headers:
Why x-spam-Level is with + and not *??
Why in x-spam-status there aren't autolearn yes/no and spamassassin version?
When you use fast_spamassassi
I just upgraded to MailScanner 4.46.2 (current stable version) and SpamAssassin
3.1.0. I have five MailScanner child processes, and they restart themselves
every 4 hours.
On startup, the first of the five MS processes discovers that a Bayes rebuild
is due, and proceeds to run it. Thereafter,
Thomas Cameron wrote:
Howdy -
I recently responded to a thread on a local LUG mailing list where a guy
wanted to report a virus as spam. I have always thought that using a
spam tool to fight viruses was wrong, and I said so. He asked why, and
basically my response was "use the right tool for t
Howdy -
I recently responded to a thread on a local LUG mailing list where a guy
wanted to report a virus as spam. I have always thought that using a
spam tool to fight viruses was wrong, and I said so. He asked why, and
basically my response was "use the right tool for the job," as in use a
vir
On Mon, October 24, 2005 07:37, M.Saeed Shaikh wrote:
> We are using Qmail for MTA and spamassessin for spam. We are writing spam
> rules globally (/etc/mail/spamassessin/local.cf).
so far so good
> I want to give user/domain level spam. i.e. any user or domain admin can
> write its own spam rule
On Samstag, 22. Oktober 2005 18:01 Andy Smith wrote:
> Masses of legitimate email comes from hosts with no reverse DNS,
> incorrect HELO and other borderline or actual RFC violations.
It pretty much depends on the mail server and it's users. Our server
used to receive most e-mail from Austria, so
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