jdow wrote:
From: "Daryl C. W. O'Shea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
thekillerbean wrote:
thekillerbean wrote:
All is good!
One last question while on this topic - I was restarting sendmail,
spamassassin and spamass-milter whenever I made a change to local.cf
in the
/etc/mail/spamassassin dir - is
From: "Daryl C. W. O'Shea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
thekillerbean wrote:
thekillerbean wrote:
All is good!
One last question while on this topic - I was restarting sendmail,
spamassassin and spamass-milter whenever I made a change to local.cf in the
/etc/mail/spamassassin dir - is this really n
thekillerbean wrote:
thekillerbean wrote:
All is good!
One last question while on this topic - I was restarting sendmail,
spamassassin and spamass-milter whenever I made a change to local.cf in the
/etc/mail/spamassassin dir - is this really necessary or was it overkill?
You only need to
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From: "thekillerbean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
jdow wrote:
Trust in-mtaX.MYISP.com.au.
{^_^}
Thanks a ton.
Now I know that I can simply type in the FQDN! I called my ISP and asked
for the subnet range they use for their mail servers and that's what I put
in the local.cf file.
Nope. I believe
Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote:
thekillerbean wrote:
Now I know that I can simply type in the FQDN!
No, you can't. Single IPs or IP ranges using CIDR notation only.
Oh yeah, you can use one, two, or three parts of a dot quad, with a
trailing dot, for /8, /16, or /24s too, but IP ranges nonethe
thekillerbean wrote:
jdow wrote:
Trust in-mtaX.MYISP.com.au.
{^_^}
Thanks a ton.
Now I know that I can simply type in the FQDN!
No, you can't. Single IPs or IP ranges using CIDR notation only.
I called my ISP and asked
for the subnet range they use for their mail servers and that's w
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Loren Wilton wrote:
I have the impression that the mail does run through SA when it comes in
from the ISP.
Yes, all mail that was delievered to the low MX for my domain eventually
passes through Sendmail/SA. However, it appears that I'm not clear
've configured my /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf file to include all hosts
between my mail server and my ISP's mail servers. All is good!
Cheers,
tkb.
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thekillerbean wrote:
Loren Wilton wrote:
Yes. I believe what you need to do is set the dotquads in trusted_hosts
(if
I remember the name correctly) to include MY ISP MAIL SERVER IP ADDRESS,
as
it indicates in the headers below.
So let me get this striahgt - for e-mail that is received fr
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Loren Wilton wrote:
I have the impression that the mail does run through SA when it comes in
from the ISP.
Yes, all mail that was deliever
domain to my
low priority MX record
As can be seen, this email got a score of 4.0. However, it should have been
sent to my Junk folder had SA been able to check the second Received: header
- which incidentally fails severaly at www.dnsstuff.com.
So, is there a way I can configure Sendmail/SA to check th
From: "Loren Wilton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ok. So you know when you are sucking off your ISP and when it is coming in >
normally.
I have the impression that the mail does run through SA when it comes in from
the ISP.
What you should do in this case is set up your trust path to include the
ISP
Ok. So you know when you are sucking off your ISP and when it is coming in
normally.
I have the impression that the mail does run through SA when it comes in
from the ISP.
What you should do in this case is set up your trust path to include the ISP
in the trusted_hosts. Then, if you are ru
s rightfull points.
I hope I explained myself better this time around.
Cheers,
tkb.
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sendmail and that fixed it. SPAM now "trying" to get to
me via the low priority will now get to spamassassin (or whatever else you
run - I'm on Red Hat Linux) thanks to fetchmail.
Cheers,
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How does the mail from your ISP get back into your system? Does it go
through SA? If not, I would try to figure out how to make it do that.
If it is going through SA it isn't clear to me why it would have a lower
score than mail delivered directly to you. You might be able to do
something l
thekillerbean schrieb:
Matthias Haegele-2 wrote:
Perhaps a better solution would be to use the same antispam-checks at
your second box/mx?.
I have only one e-mail server is my domain - it is only used by 3 people at
any one time. The secondary MX points to my ISP's email server and it
r
e for
whatever reason for an an extended periodof time.
Cheers,
tkb.
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thekillerbean schrieb:
SPAM is finding it's way into my inbox and I believe it's because SPAMMERs
have started using my low priority MX record which relays e-mail for my
domain through my ISP - for those situations when my server is offline.
afaik: this is a common method, use the backup-mx ca
gainst the
www.dnsstuff.com site it fails nearly all tests!
How then can I configure Sendmai and/or SpamAssassin to do its checks
against this second Received: header when the connecting host is my ISP mail
server?
Cheers and tia,
tkb.
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