to reduce their load and some of my
users forward their email from other departmental servers.
Hanz
Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote:
>
> hanz wrote:
>> Thanks for the explanation and quick replies from everyone. I was
>> definitely
>> wrong in my assumption on how b
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botnet_skip_ip ^128\.6\.72\.254$
botnet_skip_ip ^128\.6\.72\.72$
botnet_skip_ip ^128\.6\.31\.85$
botnet_skip_ip ^128\.6\.31\.86$
Hanz
John Rudd wrote:
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> hanz wrote:
>
>>
>> I believe if botnet.pm is check
Thanks for confirming how botnet works. This is exactly the problem!
Botnet.pm is only checking the LAST IP and not the FIRST in the example
email.
The first IP in the list is a definite botnet source but botnet.pm does not
detect this as a botnet email.
hanz
Jason Bertoch [Electronet
I hope I am right and you could find a way to
get this to work.
Here is a sample of the bad email which may or may not be from botnet
source.
http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~makmur/forjrudd.txt
Hope I give enough details.
Thanks again for making fighting spam email e