On Sun, 24 Nov 2013, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
> > And every week I teach SpamAssassin with those mailboxes with script:
> >
> > #!/bin/sh
> > DIR=/var/spool/mail/prem-ekb.ru
> > sa-learn --clear
> > sa-learn --spam ${DIR}/s...
On 24.11.13 18:05, Michael Monnerie wrote:
One of our customers has been virus infected, his e-mail password
stolen and used within a small botnet. Those 107 different IP
addresses sent spam during 3 hours, the problem has been fixed
already. I just wanted to report those 107 IPs here, I don't
And every week I teach SpamAssassin with those mailboxes with script:
#!/bin/sh
DIR=/var/spool/mail/prem-ekb.ru
sa-learn --clear
sa-learn --spam ${DIR}/s...@prem-ekb.ru/cur/*S{a,}
In FreeBSD /bin/sh is a minimal POSIX bourne shell, brac
One of our customers has been virus infected, his e-mail password stolen
and used within a small botnet. Those 107 different IP addresses sent
spam during 3 hours, the problem has been fixed already. I just wanted
to report those 107 IPs here, I don't know any better method to report
it. Has an
>> And every week I teach SpamAssassin with those mailboxes with script:
>>
>> #!/bin/sh
>> DIR=/var/spool/mail/prem-ekb.ru
>> sa-learn --clear
>> sa-learn --spam ${DIR}/s...@prem-ekb.ru/cur/*S{a,}
>
> In FreeBSD /bin/sh is a minimal POSIX
On Sat, 23 Nov 2013 00:33:51 +0600
?? wrote:
> Hi All!
> I've read a number of articles about a FreeBSD + Postfix + Dovecot +
> Amavisd + Clamav + SpamAssassin + MySQL system. And with these
> materials I set up a mail server.
> OS: Fre
