Robert 

     You need to read the archives..   Osirusoft in order to get people to
stop using them quickly set there filers to blacklist any FQDN that is
checked against them.

     The Archive also tell you how to stop SA from checking them..

Regards,
Pete
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Hinrichs
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 12:11
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Subject: [SAtalk] osirusoft gone mad?


I am totally confused about osirusoft.
1) I read that they have shut down due to DOS attacks.  It appears there is
no way to contact them.
2) Our spamassassin is labeling as spam, messages that are by no means spam.
The main reason is that the servers are reportedly listed as open relays
with osirusoft.  However these servers are definitely not open relays, and
this has been confirmed.
3) Why is Osirusoft, which is supposedly down, making false reports that
servers are open relays?  Why is this happening even though there is no way
to contact them?  I am especially concerned because a couple of the servers
listed as "open relay" by osirusoft are ours!
4) I am new to spamassassin.  What parameter should I use in my
configuration to cause spamassassin to stop using osirusoft open relay?

thank you!

-- 
Robert Hinrichs
CTO ISL Consulting

http://www.bobisfamous.com



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