Can SpamAssassin be configured to use the domain in the sender e-mail address
or in the message content itself as an input parameter to, say, a WHOIS
search, in order to locate either the sender or his ISP? I know this would
be expensive, since it would require going out to the network, but it cou
At 15:00 06-11-2008, Joe Dragotta wrote:
Not being very experienced in SA administration, I didn't know if SA
would process the same email twice, or if it kept track of message
IDs and only processed them once. Thusly, I needed to know whether
or not my originally described scenario would send
On Thu, 6 Nov 2008, Joe Dragotta wrote:
However some email was making it through for processing by the user
level procmailrc file, being again forwarded to SA, and then SA was
rewriting the subject to ID it as spam (the user_prefs file was not set
to send spam to /dev/null). Thusly, I was rece
SM wrote:
At 07:22 06-11-2008, Joe Dragotta wrote:
I would presume that if the global procmailrc file, in /etc/,
forwards mail to Spamassassin, and the users have individual
.procmailrc files, in their home directories, which also forward mail
to Spamassassin, any mail destined for such a user
At 07:22 06-11-2008, Joe Dragotta wrote:
I would presume that if the global procmailrc file, in /etc/,
forwards mail to Spamassassin, and the users have individual
.procmailrc files, in their home directories, which also forward
mail to Spamassassin, any mail destined for such a user would be
On Thu, 6 Nov 2008, Joe Dragotta wrote:
Greetings, My apologies re: HTML encoding. I've set Thunderbird to send
this message plain-text-only; hopefully that will work.
Top posting is also discouraged.
I don't wish to become involved in a long debate, and get off topic, but
how are methods o
Greetings, My apologies re: HTML encoding. I've set Thunderbird to send
this message plain-text-only; hopefully that will work.
I don't wish to become involved in a long debate, and get off topic, but
how are methods of invoking SA are not SA business? To me that seems
like an integral part
derHummel wrote:
nik600 hotmail wrote:
I'm experiencing a strange problem with RDNS_NONE.
On the same sender host, sometimes it is marked with RDNS_NONE, and
sometimes not.
The host has a reverse dns!
Example:
Received: from dadosoftware.com (dns2.dadosoftware.com [217.199.13.2]) ->
OK
Rec
On 06.11.08 09:22, Joe Dragotta wrote:
>Greetings,
Hello,
please post plaintext messages to the list.
>Being fairly new to Spamassassin administration, I have a fairly basic
>question about host resource usage.
>
>I would presume that if the global procmailrc file, in /etc/, for
Greetings,
Being fairly new to Spamassassin administration, I have a fairly basic
question about host resource usage.
I would presume that if the global procmailrc file, in /etc/, forwards
mail to Spamassassin, and the users have individual .procmailrc files,
in their home directories, which
On Thu, November 6, 2008 14:22, derHummel wrote:
> /etc/postfix/master.cf:
> smtp unix - - n - - smtp
> -o smtp_bind_address=yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
-o smtp_helo_name=relay.blablabla.net
> It helped me.
it aint windows :)
--
Benny Pedersen
Need more webspace ? ht
> nik600 hotmail wrote:
> > I'm experiencing a strange problem with RDNS_NONE.
> >
> > On the same sender host, sometimes it is marked with RDNS_NONE, and
> > sometimes not.
> >
> > The host has a reverse dns!
> >
> > Example:
> > Received: from dadosoftware.com (dns2.dadosoftware.com [217.199.1
nik600 hotmail wrote:
>
> I'm experiencing a strange problem with RDNS_NONE.
>
> On the same sender host, sometimes it is marked with RDNS_NONE, and
> sometimes not.
>
> The host has a reverse dns!
>
> Example:
> Received: from dadosoftware.com (dns2.dadosoftware.com [217.199.13.2]) ->
> OK
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