Re: remove a server from data base?

[Ed K. <ed...@es...>]

So it seems since I last wrote I am getting listed more often:

$ pyzor check < mail/test
82.94.255.100:24441     (200, 'OK')     46      0

the digest output:
$ pyzor digest < mail/test2
ebbaecca456967a12ed9833017a9af187ee144bc

I discovered this tonight just trying to send an email from a new 
user to another in our little network to test her email.  My question 
is, if my server is not an open relay and is not a source of spam, 
are the hash/keys based on email address, actual ip address or content?

TIA,

Ed

At 02:10 PM Thursday, 4/3/2008, you wrote -=>
>looks like 19 people decided your email was spam..
>standard this is spam level in spamassassin is 5 report ( i.a. if a
>hash/key has been reported 5 times it is considered to be spam)
>
>could you send a pyzor digest < /mail/test

$ pyzor digest < mail/test
a1cc2d881660d5b5a124e4423b77145b941a0679

Hm - I wonder how it got reported - could it have been forged email address?

Ed

>On Apr 3, 2008, at 11:01 PM, Ed Kasky wrote:
>
> > At 01:04 PM Thursday, 4/3/2008, Milton Cyrus wrote -=>
> >> Ed,
> >> what server IP are you using and could you send the output of
> >> pyzor check < msg
> >>
> >> ThX Milton
> >
> > $ pyzor check < mail/test
> > 82.94.255.100:24441     (200, 'OK')     19      0
> >
> > So now I wonder why spamassassin scored it as being listed in pyzor
> >
> >  3.7 PYZOR_CHECK            Listed in Pyzor (http://pyzor.sf.net/)
> >
> >
> >> On Apr 3, 2008, at 6:48 PM, Ed Kasky wrote:
> >>
> >>> I just noticed that an email from my work to home account got tagged
> >>> by spamassassin as being listed in pyzor.  How does one go about
> >>> fixing that?  I know how to report using pyzor but removing??
> >>>
> >>> TIA...
> >>>
> >>> Ed Kasky

Ed Kasky
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