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>I have ValidateRBL set to monitor, but it's scoring instead.

But maybe you set  also rbltestmode?

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>rbltestmode is unchecked.


Ok, found it. Please test RC 1.01

Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> ASSP development mailing list <assp-test@...>
> schreibt:
>> rbltestmode is unchecked.
> 
> 
> Ok, found it. Please test RC 1.01
> 

Works now, thanks.

http://yourhost:55555/maillog#End

should jump to the end of the maillog (anchore(End)), not to the end of 
the page - works for me in IE6,IE7,FF,Opera!

Thomas 




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Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> 
> In ASSP 1.4.1 and 2.0.0 is now a slider with a sorted index, 
> click on "sorted" in "Expand All Collapse All Sorted"
> 

RC.17 works for me, but in both Firefox and IE7 there is a huge amount
of empty space at the bottom of the page.  It appears that this is a
result of the full length of the Sorted bar.  Perhaps a scroll bar could
be added to this side bar so that it doesn't extend beyond the current
screen resolution.
One reason is because when I open ASSP, I like it to open to the "end"
of the log file automatically.  Now all I see is a blank page and have
to scroll up to see the end.

Kind Regards,
Brett


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Hi Thomas,
 
I am using the same path.  However, when I said the end of page, I
didn't mean "the end" of the page.  Because the anchor is at the bottom
of the page, both of my browsers (IE7 and Firefox 3) put that anchor at
the top of the window.  Therefore, I have to scroll up to see the log.
 
Kind Regards,
Brett


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	From: Thomas Eckardt/eck [mailto:Thomas.Eckardt@...] 
	Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 8:54 AM
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	Subject: [Assp-test] Antwort: Re: Sorted Alphabetical Index
	
	

	http://yourhost:55555/maillog#End 
	
	should jump to the end of the maillog (anchore(End)), not to the
end of the page - works for me in IE6,IE7,FF,Opera! 
	
	Thomas

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>I am using the same path.  However, when I said the end of page, I
>didn't mean "the end" of the page.  Because the anchor is at the
>bottom of the page, both of my browsers (IE7 and Firefox 3) put that
>anchor at the top of the window.  Therefore, I have to scroll up to
>see the log.

EnableFloatingMenu & MaillogTailJump is enabled?

Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> 
> EnableFloatingMenu & MaillogTailJump is enabled?
> 

Yes, they are.
-Brett

Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> 
> In ASSP 1.4.1 and 2.0.0 is now a slider with a sorted index, 
> click on "sorted" in "Expand All Collapse All Sorted"
> 

Just an FYI, In 1.4.1.RC.18 and higher, the Sorted Index works a lot
better.  The http://serverip:55555/maillog#End shortcut now goes
properly to the bottom.  The scroll bar for the sorted index menu looks
nice.

Thanks!
Brett

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>> I have ValidateRBL set to monitor, but it's scoring instead.
> 
> But maybe you set  also rbltestmode?
> 

rbltestmode is unchecked.

>So what makes a HELO suspicious?

Is the text in the WEBadmin not understandable: 

Score servers with IP number in Helo and check for mismatch with
sending IP.

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>I have the score for a suspicious HELO set to the default, 5 ( 
>fiphValencePB:=5 ). Yet, in the log I see a score of 2 being added.


there are two part of this check

if only one part is found, int(1/2 of the score) is taken

We host some honeypots and a lot of http scanning is being done by 
the same bots that spew spam. It would seem proactive to block the 
same bots attacking webservers from attacking mailservers. My problem 
is the lookup is my_key.reversed_ip_quad.dnsbl.httpbl.org

TIA,

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Paul Houlbrooke wrote:
> Is anyone else seeing inconsistencies with  the DNSBL test? I'm getting 
>   IP addresses that are not listed in any RBL, yet the DNBL test is 
> marking the messages as spam.


Anyone have any idea what could be going on?

Oct-28-08 10:14:01 Connected: 32.97.110.152:47217 -> 192.168.1.91:25 -> 
192.168.1.91:125
Oct-28-08 10:14:02 Commencing RBL checks on 32.97.110.152
Oct-28-08 10:14:02 id-03242-03847 32.97.110.152 <> to: user@... 
PB-Message-Score is 45, added 45 (DNSBL failed, 32.97.110.152 listed by 
safe.dnsbl.sorbs.net zen.spamhaus.org)
Oct-28-08 10:14:02 id-03242-03847 32.97.110.152 <> to: user@... 
PB-IP-Score for '32.97.110.0' is 45, added 45 for DNSBLfailed
Oct-28-08 10:14:02 id-03242-03847 [DNSBL] 32.97.110.152 <> to: 
user@... [spam found] (DNSBL, 32.97.110.152 listed by 
safe.dnsbl.sorbs.net zen.spamhaus.org) -> nocollect:red
Oct-28-08 10:14:02 id-03242-03847 32.97.110.152 <> to: user@... 
[SMTP Error] 554 5.7.1 DNS Blacklisted by safe.dnsbl.sorbs.net 
zen.spamhaus.org
Oct-28-08 10:14:02 Disconnected: 32.97.110.152


32.97.110.152 is not listed on sorbs or spamhaus as far as I can tell.

> 
>I guess nothing came out of it, thus far???


Nothing.

If you are running 2.0.0 just look in GUI 'file paths and database' -> 
'resendmail'.

Thomas




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I would like to know the most efficient way to send an eml-file that has
been saved by ASSP as spam to the intended recipient.
Preferably from command-line.

Thanks in advance,


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Mmmmm, well that's nice to know for my own server.
But the ASSP's at work will not be upgraded to 2.0 for a long time if
ever.....
 
 
Do you know if the script "sendEmail-1.55 by Brandon Zehm
<caspian@...>" is able to handle an eml-file?
Any other script is helpful too....
Just need a bump in the right direction (or 2?)
 
JP

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If you are running 2.0.0 just look in GUI 'file paths and database' ->
'resendmail'. 

Thomas




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JP van Melis a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to know the most efficient way to send an eml-file that has
> been saved by ASSP as spam to the intended recipient.
> Preferably from command-line.
>
>   
I'm also interested by this kind of project, like group SPAM/NOSPAM 
detection by recipient(To, CC, BCC) to permit my users to directly from 
a website select email to put in error/spam or error/notspam ...


If anyone have a PHP/PERL script ;)


Regards,
Renaud