2006-11-14 by shuttlebox
... Here are the build dependencies for 2.0.2: - flex (AT&T lex cannot build milter-greylist sources) - yacc or bison - libmilter (comes with Sendmail) - Any
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2006-11-13 by Matt Kettler
... ... Check your /etc/resolv.conf. Are there any dead nameservers in it? Test each and every nameserver entry running: dig @
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2006-11-13 by An.H.Nguyen
alb vcfSorry about this newbie question... I inheritted the system built by a previous admin that I think who knew how to build milter-greylist on this box
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2006-11-13 by BERTRAND Joël
I have tried to debug... See my code below : if ((ans = malloc(NS_MAXMSG + 1)) == NULL) { mg_log(LOG_ERR, malloc failed: %s , strerror(errno)); goto end; }
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2006-11-13 by An.H.Nguyen
alb vcfSorry about this newbie question... I inheritted the system built by a previous admin that I think who knew how to build milter-greylist on this box
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2006-11-13 by Oliver Fromme
... I hate programs that try to be cleverer than me. There are already too many of those. ... No. It should use exactly the values I tell it to use.
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2006-11-13 by eclark
Please send plain text emails only, thanks. Most likely this is an issue with format of the recipient email. Grep the string out of your greylist.db file, see
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2006-11-13 by LE BOURDOULOUS Alain DSIC BEERTD CGN Mes
Hello, I have this message in the log file ? Nov 13 15:58:12 tigre sendmail[28271]: kADEu9j3028271: Milter add: header: X-Greylist: Sender IP whitelisted,
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2006-11-13 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... Hmm, to define the meaning of RBL -s accurate? -- Mart
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2006-11-13 by BERTRAND Joël
Hello, I m trying to configure dnsrbl in 3.0rc7 without any success. I have added in configure script a -lbind to build the package with --enable-dnsrbl (and
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2006-11-11 by AIDA Shinra
... How about following behaviour? (autowhite=1d, timeout=5d) 1. Return 451 against an email at 0:00. 2. Accept the retried email at 0:20 and add the sender to
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2006-11-10 by Phil Randal
... sbl-xbl is being superceded by zen.spamhaus.org (http://www.spamhaus.org/zen/index.lasso). In my experience it is accurate enough to be used at the MTA
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2006-11-10 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... I use also no-more-funn.moensted.dk and sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org but only in sendmail, not with greylist, as this keeps channel more free and greylist
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2006-11-10 by Mart Pirita
Tere. ... Why low? Actually I m using in some computers greylist 15m, timeout & autowhite 3h, but seems that greylist/timeout/autowhite should be related, if
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2006-11-10 by Phil Randal
... Computers are cleverer than mere mortals, so let milter-greylist do that consistency checking for us. Milter-greylist should use
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2006-11-10 by Oliver Fromme
... Uh, only 1d is the default for autowhite? That s pretty low. ... That s true. The problem you described can happen if the autowhite value is shorter
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2006-11-10 by attila.bruncsak@itu.int
... This kind of thing is one of the reason I proposed not to have two separate list: one for autowhite and of for pending in my mail dates back to 21st of
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2006-11-10 by AIDA Shinra
Look at the default configuration: greylist 30m autowhite 1d Consider the following scenario: 1. sender@lazy.mta.org sends an email M1 to rcpt@greylister.org
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2006-11-10 by LE BOURDOULOUS Alain DSIC BEERTD CGN Mes
Hello, It whould be useful to have a option in the milter-greylist command to dump manualy entry in the database. ex: milter-greylist -dump I restart sendmail
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2006-11-09 by eclark
... Thats why. You need to specify from domain, not just domain. On Thursday 09 November 2006 01:48 pm, LE BOURDOULOUS Alain DSIC BEERTD CGN
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2006-11-09 by Oliver Fromme
... Are you sure that it is whitelisted by that ACL line? How do you know? It could be whitelisted by someting else. For example, if it was greylisted before
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2006-11-09 by LE BOURDOULOUS Alain DSIC BEERTD CGN Mes
Why laposte.net is whitelisted by the follow ACL ? acl whitelist domain fr Nov 9 19:43:20 tigre milter-greylist: kA9IhFAS012405: skipping greylist because
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2006-11-09 by Oliver Fromme
... You cannot use backslashes in regular expressions. (Well, at least in milter-greylist 2.x, but I think it didn t change in 3.x.) ... As explained above,
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2006-11-09 by LE BOURDOULOUS Alain DSIC BEERTD CGN Mes
Hello, I use milter greylist 3.0 rc7. I have a problem to find the best regular expression for french sub domain ( xxx.fr) acl whitelist from /.*@.* .fr/ For
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2006-11-09 by Oliver Fromme
... The simplest and most sraight-forward way is probably to use tcpdump. Just run tcpdump and filter for DNS packets that contain requests to the Sorbs
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2006-11-09 by BERTRAND Joël
Thanks... Only one question. How can I see that Sorbs (for example) is used by greylist-milter ? I have build the last rc (rc7) with thread-safe and dnsrbl
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2006-11-08 by Phil Randal
... The most reliable dnsrbl I ve seen is zen.spamhaus.org ( http://www.spamhaus.org/zen/index.lasso ). Very few apparent false positives (I ve checked this
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2006-11-08 by Phil Randal
... The most reliable dnsrbl I ve seen is zen.spamhaus.org ( http://www.spamhaus.org/zen/index.lasso ). Very few apparent false positives (I ve checked this
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2006-11-08 by Tomasz Baranowski
What DNSRBL settings do you recommend ? (What servers are most trustable). Regards, Blizbor
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2006-11-08 by marknreynolds
Hi, I have installed Milter-greylist 2.0.2-1 on a very busy (SuSE 9) mail relay (approx 12,000 recipients ) Its been working brilliantly, halving the amount of
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2006-11-07 by Phil Randal
At the moment the DNSRBL syntax is something like: dnsrbl BLAH dnsbl.blah.blah 127.0.0.2 It would be useful to extend the syntax to allow zero or more dotted
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2006-11-07 by Oliver Fromme
... No, they re perfectly OK. ... It depends entirely on the implementation of the regex library. You can implement them in a way that an NFA is built that
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2006-11-07 by eclark
Consider also cutting down on the length of time you greylist for. If someone doesnt return in 3 days, screw em. They are either coming from a broken mta, or a
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2006-11-07 by Matthias Scheler
... AMD never made any CPUs with hyper-threading support. ... You can probably reduce the size of that database by whitelisting the e-mail servers of popular
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2006-11-07 by David Lee
Background: Completely new (last week) to milter-greylist. Our campus boundary MX (incoming email) gateway comprises three Linux/FC5 (dual opteron,
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2006-11-07 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
Here is it: http://ftp.espci.fr/pub/milter-greylist/milter-greylist-3.0rc7.tgz MD5 (milter-greylist-3.0rc7.tgz) = c5fde9b46007141a42bfc51a9620f9d3 Changes from
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2006-11-04 by AIDA Shinra
At Fri, 03 Nov 2006 14:04:14 -0500, ... A little offtopic: they are not too bad. No backtracking for any input. * don t do harm if * part and its following
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2006-11-03 by Matt Kettler
... You shouldn t notice any difference unless the input is patterned it the right way to cause a lot of backtracking. In that case {n,m} will limit your
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2006-11-03 by Oliver Fromme
... A quick test on FreeBSD 6 reveals that pcre is about 2.3 times slower than the native regex(3) library. Maybe that s because of the many bloated features
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2006-11-03 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... I don t care as I don t have performances issues :-) Such a feature can get in if someone contribute it, but wait for 3.0 to be released first. -- Emmanuel
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2006-11-03 by eclark
... Whats everyones idea on this? It seems like it would be a really good idea to me at the very least.
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2006-11-03 by Matt Kettler
... I disagree, but I ll accept the change of point. ... Agreed. Those could be terrible, at least for some inputs. Also, since theres two of them, instead of
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2006-11-03 by eclark
And.... I like chocolate miiiiiilk.
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2006-11-03 by eclark
... But this: acl greylist domain /[0-9][0-9]* -[0-9][0-9]* -[0-9][0-9]*/ acl greylist domain /[0-9][0-9]* .[0-9][0-9]* .[0-9][0-9]*/ which I still firmly
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2006-11-03 by Matt Kettler
... Hello. ... Agreed, many of my posts here have been very long. ... Yes, I m *extensively* familiar with how regexes work. ... I know. ... Yes, true. This
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2006-11-03 by attila.bruncsak@itu.int
... Hello, This is just a guess, the problem may be somewhere else: Check the maximum allowed resources for a process, especially the data segment size via the
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2006-11-03 by Oliver Fromme
Hi, I m very sorry, this will become a somewhat lengthy mail. I hope your spam filter doesn t drop it. ;-) But the issue at hand is _not_ trivial and cannot
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2006-11-03 by Daniel Clar
Hello, I m running milter-greylist on a HP Tru64 box it s working fine but when the greylist.db file is more than 32000000 bytes the process stops and is
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2006-11-03 by Jack L. Stone
... I don t know how this fits into the picture with MGL, but have you looked at the SA s alternative to the OCR? It seemed to me that the OCR used for SA had
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2006-11-03 by Matt Kettler
I compiled a quick list of MANY RBL acls that folks might find useful. I don t really think anyone will, or should, use all of these, but I wanted to be fairly
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