Re: Option to allow RANDOM SPAM through!
2009-10-13 by California_Condor
... I generally don t comment, instead reading the list to pick up when I need to make updates... d d, isn t the greylisting properly blocking the spam from
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2009-10-13 by California_Condor
... I generally don t comment, instead reading the list to pick up when I need to make updates... d d, isn t the greylisting properly blocking the spam from
2009-10-13 by manu@netbsd.org
... I beleive it is not in the repository anymore: a fresh cvs checkout does not create it. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2009-10-13 by manu@netbsd.org
... milter-greylist has GeoIP support (must be enabled at configure time), you might want to give it a try: racl block geoip br msg I do not speak to
2009-10-13 by Kouhei Sutou
Hi, In Re: [milter-greylist] [PATCH] loading dump includes tarpit entry is blocked on Sun, 11 Oct 2009 06:20:51
2009-10-12 by d d
... ##### Yahoo is not quoting properly. Anyway, I am calling clam from spamassassin. So this issue is resolved also with milter-greylist. If virii, tempfail.
2009-10-12 by d d
... Ralf, it was a rhetorical question :) Don t really care if there is an answer since deed is done!
2009-10-12 by d d
... I am not looking for the complete list. ... I blocked these subnets based on last 3 months logs. *All* of them are from Brasil with absolutely no single
2009-10-12 by Ralf Gebhart
... Not all of that is in Brazil, for example: 187.160/12 is routed to Mexico. And others will be routed to other South or Latin America countries, as those
2009-10-12 by Oliver Fromme
... That list is incomplete. Please have a look at this list: http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space/ It seems you want to block all LACNIC
2009-10-12 by d d
Dropping the following in firewall: 187.0.0.0/8 189.0.0.0/8 200.0.0.0/8 201.0.0.0/8 eliminated 80% of SPAM connections. I have no business in Brasil or from
2009-10-11 by d d
... That can be configurable by allowing entire domain. I checked some of my mails and that is not that common at all here. 63 senders checked, 2 have
2009-10-11 by manu@netbsd.org
... Checked in, but autowhite.c does not exists anymore, IIRC. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2009-10-11 by Kouhei Sutou
Hi, I noticed that loading dump data that includes tarpit entry is blocked: main() - mg_init() - dump_reload() - PENDING_LOCK;
2009-10-10 by Bob Friesenhahn
... Not easy. You might send an email to bashful@grumpy.com and the response comes from grumpy@bashful.com. This behavior seems quite common. There is a cost
2009-10-10 by d d
Okay, compat part got censored. In case someone wants to use, replace # with @ : Compat:me#my.dom me#my.dom 550 .... OFF IMPOSTOR From:me#my.dom OK
2009-10-10 by d d
Could you please have an option to allow random SPAM through? Like 10% or every mondays! I feel so lonely now! 8: DELIVERED MAIL 4: RETURNED BACK AFTER
2009-10-10 by Paul Venezia
An email larger than 5MB is in violation of the Geneva Conventions.
2009-10-10 by d d
... I am looking for the same thing. It doesn t matter which IP address the reply comes from. If I sent a message to someone, it means I am expecting a reply.
2009-10-10 by d d
... Jesus, 18GB mail??? Our server runs on a 9GB SCSI! I don t think MTAs and MUAs are coped to deal with that. I am sure something would timeout somewhere.
2009-10-08 by manu@netbsd.org
... I do that too. Greylisting with reputation based delays is still a very effective spam filtering technique. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz
2009-10-07 by Oliver Fromme
... grep -c pre-greet /var/log/maillog Best regards Oliver -- Oliver Fromme, secnetix GmbH & Co. KG, Marktplatz 29, 85567 Grafing b. M. Handelsregister:
2009-10-07 by Rick Knight
... Oliver, How are you collecting the statistic on greet_pause? Thanks, Rick
2009-10-07 by Seth Mos
I d like to chime in on this discussion as well. I don t use any blacklists at work, greylisting only. I do use a urlcheck at work which checks the MX host DNS
2009-10-07 by Bob Friesenhahn
... There is extreme benefit here as well: % grep Greylisting in action syslog* |wc -l 315079 % grep autowhitelisted for syslog* |wc -l 5300 My email
2009-10-07 by philippeake
Ok - I used the wrong stats here. What we really need to look for are the initial delay of an incoming message, which we get from: # grep Greylisting in
2009-10-07 by Eduardo Casarero
Eduardo Casarero Informatica Avanzada SRL e-mail. eduardo.casarero@informaticaavanzada.com.ar tel. +54-11-5235-3939 ext. 666 movil. +54-011-49372448 ... I my
2009-10-07 by Vincent Rivellino
... Working good for me ... [var@cp1 tmp]$ zcat mx1-maillog.1.gz mx2-maillog.1.gz | sed -n s/^.*milter-greylist: .* from ] + ) to ] + ) delayed
2009-10-07 by Oliver Fromme
For your amusement, here are the statistics from a very small sever of mine. :-) It s only hosting a few private domains. Numbers are from midnight to now,
2009-10-07 by Jason Bertoch
... True, it is logged even for the first attempt. ... An autowhitelisted entry occurs each time a host sends mail and for each recipient, so I think maybe we
2009-10-07 by Jonas Israelsson
+1 grep Greylisting in action mail | wc -l 746855 grep autowhitelisted for mail | wc -l 7361 Rgds Jonas
2009-10-07 by Paul Venezia
If you re using milter-greylist, delayed for will show all the tuples that didn t match extant autowhitelist entries or manual whitelist entries. Thus, the
2009-10-07 by Radovan Mzik
... it s not true, it s logged even for the first time. So there is no indication that the host retried if you are not checking the interval value in the
2009-10-07 by Jason Bertoch
... How is delayed for greater than autowhitelisted ? delayed for indicates a previously unseen host that was delayed but then retried. autowhitelisted
2009-10-07 by Paul Venezia
Since my previous message to the list this morning has apparently been lost somewhere, yes: root@mx ~]# grep -c delayed for /var/log/maillog 23231 [root@mx
2009-10-07 by Jason Bertoch
... Do you have any stats to support this? Mine seem to agree with the OP. Jason A. Bertoch Network Administrator jason@electronet.net Electronet Broadband
2009-10-07 by Fredrik Pettai
... Did you ever invest time to see how those spam mails actually where sent to your MX? If they are sent thru a valid mail relay, greylisting won t help
2009-10-07 by Paul Venezia
[root@mx ~]# grep -c delayed for /var/log/maillog 23231 [root@mx ~]# grep -c autowhitelisted /var/log/maillog 658 ... and that s just today. Bot farms
2009-10-07 by Joe Pruett
... you re misinterpreting the data. the delayed for shows for every attempt. try grepping for autowhitelisted for to see how many things retried
2009-10-07 by philippeake
Very few spammers still used dedicated systems to send out their wares, most now use bot farms. This means that they will be sending via real MTAs, which will
2009-09-30 by reschauzier
There seems to be no good way to directly link to the files in the milter-greylist group. Please choose the file dkim-milter.spec from the following directory:
2009-09-29 by Bill Levering
I m getting file not found with the link provided below. Bill Levering idbill@planx.com KFP: 0C38 4D7E 5B50 94FE 992D 406D 6C81 DE33 5459 A1AC
2009-09-29 by reschauzier
Just wondered if the introduction of store.c messed something up. It looks like it did. Thanks to Petar for catching and fixing!
2009-09-29 by Petar Bogdanovic
... Yes, it s all good. I just replied to Rudys follow-up.
2009-09-29 by manu@netbsd.org
... The fix is in the lastest release, isn t it? -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2009-09-29 by reschauzier
See link below for a .spec file to build dkim-milter with libraries. The file is based on the Fedora Extras package. It now includes an option ( buildlib ) to
2009-09-29 by Petar Bogdanovic
... Yes. ... I guess it depends on your local pthreads implementation. The NetBSD ... glibc OTOH doesn t care (see nptl/pthread_cond_init.c). Petar Bogdanovic
2009-09-29 by reschauzier
Ah, I see. The problem is that mg_init() [and therefore dump_init()] is called _after_ conf_load() in main(). I am assuming that before the introduction of
2009-09-29 by Petar Bogdanovic
... Yes, this: ... Petar Bogdanovic
2009-09-29 by reschauzier
I have been trying to wrap my head around this one for quite some time now. It sounds like moving dump_init() to mg_init() in store.c is what caused the
2009-09-28 by Kouhei Sutou
Hi, In Re: [milter-greylist] milter-greylist 4.3.4 is available on Sun, 27 Sep 2009 11:32:57 +1100, ... Yes. But it