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2007-01-07 by Fabien Tassin
... What about SQLite ? I d love to have that. No need to maintain a local DNSRBL then. Any tool could update a table very easily from the outside. /Fabien
2007-01-07 by manu@netbsd.org
... I ve completed a BDB backend back in may 2004. Look for the BDB tag in CVS. I droped it because we had no garantee of not loosing data when the milter
2007-01-07 by AIDA Shinra
At Fri, 5 Jan 2007 10:30:23 -0800 (PST), ... I m writing Berkeley DB backend, but cannot make advance due to my real life... Development may or may not resume
2007-01-06 by manu@netbsd.org
... Looks like a bug. Can you give a try to 3.1.3 (I hope you won t hit an even more critical bug :-) -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz
2007-01-05 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
Hi I have a patch (against CVS code) that should make SMTP AUTH, STARTTLS and SPF usable as ACL clauses, but I don t have the proper setup to test it. Someone
2007-01-05 by John Villalovos
Yes, they are not being delivered :)
2007-01-05 by goemon@anime.net
... someone really needs to work on sql backend :(
2007-01-05 by Oliver Fromme
... Please read the explanation from my first mail. It says that it doesn t cover more than 5 records (MX or A). So if a spammer enters dozens (or even
2007-01-05 by Techwolf
... That was my thinking when I set mine spam stuff up years ago and found out about greylisting. My set up is: Pregreet, sendmail.mc setting to get rid of
2007-01-05 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... Yes, I agree. In fact my plan would be to add a MIME section with the output of some OCR code. ... It s only redundant if you run spamassassin. I don t run
2007-01-05 by Fabien Tassin
... just curious, what is the ratio greylisted / whitelisted in your db ? (how the Summary line at the end of the db looks like). I reduced my own db quite
2007-01-05 by Fabien Tassin
... no, I said you can do it yourself using something that can play with MIME parts, plenty of tools to manipulate pictures, an OCR of some kind, and a
2007-01-05 by Matthias Scheler
... They can have a lot of MX records which point to A records that resolve to a lot of hosts. So it would perhaps make sense to check for such things. Kind
2007-01-05 by Techwolf
... Same problem here. I just had to use web form to post a second message. Tried twice and it still hasn t showed up. --Techwolf
2007-01-05 by Techwolf
... I beleive the answer is in two parts. When a mail is recieved from a mail farm that has spl set up, instead of using just that one ip number for the tuples
2007-01-05 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... Well, the goal is to gather other experience: is it specific to OpenBSD or not -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@netbsd.org
2007-01-05 by Alan M. Evans
... Greylisting allows the spamming host time to be listed in the RBLs.
2007-01-05 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... Hmm, more strange things, I m using the 3.0 version and with previous rules, logs shows: Dec 31 04:07:52 tibu milter-greylist: kBV27qew024521: addr
2007-01-05 by rudeyak
Hi, gang. Is anyone else running milter-greylist on OpenBSD and, if so, how s the new 3.1 branch performing? In our environment (OpenBSD 3.9 on i386), we see
2007-01-05 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... It may be a bug, but are you sure of the matching ACL? Check the logs, it should tell you the ACL number that caused the match (feature introduced at
2007-01-05 by philosnef
I have no idea why its broken, but I can no longer send email to the list from my work address. This I had to webform. Anyway, here is a post of what I had
2007-01-05 by eclark
test, are my messages not being delivered?
2007-01-05 by Oliver Fromme
... No, not easily, because you need many servers to send massive amounts of spam. That s why they often use botnets. Apart from that, nobody is forced to use
2007-01-05 by Matthias Scheler
... The problem is that spammers create such real looking setups, too. Kind regards -- Matthias Scheler http://zhadum.org.uk/
2007-01-05 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... Well, just tested it, previously I had 1 rule: acl greylist default delay 30m code 451 ecode 4.7.1 msg greylisted and logs shows:
2007-01-05 by manu@netbsd.org
... I m aware of that. There are two safeguards: 1) If you don t use header or body clauses in ACL, neither postmsg in an urlcheck definition, milter-greylist
2007-01-05 by manu@netbsd.org
... Not quite. In order to get FuzzyOcr, you still need ot have it written in Perl and with a dependency on spamassassin :-) -- Emmanuel Dreyfus
2007-01-05 by manu@netbsd.org
... Well, my concern is just that the config file has already become a real mess. Fortunately I just did a large refactoring of the ACL code that will make it
2007-01-05 by Techwolf
... One of the most powerfull features of milter-greylist is that it processes the mail before the data stage, saving a ton of bandwidth and resources.
2007-01-04 by Harish Pillay
Hate to follow up my own post, but I got a hint from someone on the comp.mail.sendmail newsgroup about timeouts between milter-greylist and sendmail. I have
2007-01-04 by Fabien Tassin
... Correct. Such a regexp could only lead to tons of false positive. What you can do is to feed all emails matching this to gocr then check the result
2007-01-04 by Oliver Fromme
... I would prefer if milter-greylist supported them natively, because I don t want to run a webserver. It would be just another (potential) point of failure,
2007-01-04 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
On Thu, Jan 04, 2007 at 05:29:39PM +0100, Oliver Fromme wrote: [SOHO server] ... [IP contained within DNS address] ... I think that these are good candidates
2007-01-04 by Oliver Fromme
... In fact, I think the SOHO check is useful for automatic ... In other words, this is what milter-greylist could do: When a connection from 12.34.56.78
2007-01-04 by Mike Burns
Hello, I m running milter-greylist 3.0 on AIX 5.3, with sendmail 8.13.8. milter-greylist works fine running standalone on AIX, but when I try to sync it to
2007-01-04 by manu@netbsd.org
... Done. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2007-01-04 by Nerijus Baliunas
... I also updated spec file (and README again), please apply. Regards, Nerijus
2007-01-03 by manu@netbsd.org
... The updated README is in CVS, you can check it out. I have a feature to complete before rolling out 3.1.4: posting message headers and body to an external
2007-01-03 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... No I don t. But what I should use? ... Ok, hopefully next release will include everything. -- Mart
2007-01-03 by Nerijus Baliunas
... Yes, it works great (except there are minor problems if you use MailScanner). ... Yes, there is README update in the patch (which was somehow missed when
2007-01-03 by manu@netbsd.org
... I asked Nerijus Baliunas if he would like to add a README section on the topic. If someone else knowledgable in that area want to help, I assume it would
2007-01-03 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... So You are happy with it? If it works great I d like to use millter-greylist instead of postgrey in Debian. ... Is there any howto about postfix &
2007-01-03 by manu@netbsd.org
... I just fixed it, thank you for the report. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2007-01-03 by Nerijus Baliunas
Hello, I get compile error with current cvs: gcc -g -O2 -Wall -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -D_BSD_SOURCE -c -o milter-greylist.o milter-greylist.c milter-greylist.c:
2007-01-03 by Harish Pillay
Hi. I have been using milter-greylist on my sendmail system for about a month now. I am glad that the spammers of the world are clueless and the simple
2007-01-02 by Nerijus Baliunas
... I sent a patch about a month ago, but it probably went unnoticed as I posted in another thread (about CVS). Now I am attaching a new patch against current
2007-01-02 by manu@netbsd.org
Hi A few new features in the CVS version, that will be in upcoming 3.1.4 1) When using URL checks in ACL, you can now send arbitrary sendmail macros. Here is
2006-12-31 by Phil Randal
... I wouldn t bother using zen.spamhaus.org for greylisting - use it to block at the MTA level instead. It s that good. Phil
2006-12-31 by Techwolf
... After looking at the README another time, I figured it out. Turns out a.b.c.d is a _number_, not text. So, # if IP a.b.c.d is positive, then nslookup of
2006-12-31 by Techwolf
I like the per acl conf option on adjusting delay using DNSRBL, however, I am not an expert because I don t use them personally due to false positves and