On Thu, 2011-11-17 at 15:55 +, Tom wrote:
> SPAMDOPTIONS="-d -L -i 10.44.219.208 -A 10.44.217.0/20 -m 40 -q -x -u
> spamd --min-children=40"
Do you really run a single spamd server, serving a /20 of potential SMTP
servers?
Also, you configured spamd to try hard and always keep exactly 40
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On 11/17, Marc Perkel wrote:
> for example, if the sending domain has no MX records of its own it
> is more likely spam that if there are 3 or more MX records that
There could be a useful correlation there, but I need to point out that if
a domain has no MX records, the correct thing to do is to s
have you turned off RBLs and other network tests you dont need and disabled
any non-standard rules and plugins?
if you are using RBLS's have a a caching nameserver on the SA machine
itself (even if your 'local' DNS server is only a couple of milliseconds
away a caching namesserver on the box itsel
Am 17.11.2011 16:27, schrieb Marc Perkel:
> I'm exploring a variety of ideas to determine the difference between
> "serious" domains down to throw away domains used by spammers. The ideas
> I'm presenting here are not complete but are just a conversation starter.
>
> for example, if the sending do
for example, if the sending domain has no MX records of its own it is
more likely spam that if there are 3 or more MX records that resolve
to multiple IPs over more than one network. Generally spam only
domains are minimally configured, and highly configured domains are
not spam only. I also
Greetings,
=== Information ==
Old Version: spamassassin-3.2.5-1.el5
New EL5 Version: spamassassin-3.3.1-2.el6.x86_64
New EL6 Version: spamassassin-3.3.1-2.el5.x86_64
SPAMDOPTIONS="-d -L -i 10.44.219.208 -A 10.44.217.0/20 -m 40 -q -x -u
spamd --min-children=40"
Other info Bayes
I'm exploring a variety of ideas to determine the difference between
"serious" domains down to throw away domains used by spammers. The ideas
I'm presenting here are not complete but are just a conversation starter.
for example, if the sending domain has no MX records of its own it is
more lik
