Bruno

Hello everyone. For some months now, I'm having some issues with incoming mail from outlook.com / office365 domains due to badly configured DNS or HELO command on Microsoft services. I've deemed it impossible to reach them to point out the issue. Some addresses added to their HELO command randomly resolve to 127.0.01 and postfix will reject those. The same name addresses will resolve to valid public adresses other times. Note that I'm using Google and Cloudflare resolvers (8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1). Some...

In the files: index.c util.c userinfo.c I searched for all instances of "yearnum" and increased its size from 10 to 20.

Hi Charles, thanks for replying. Ok, I did that, and to another 2 files (util.c and userinfo.c) following the same pattern for similar errors. Then it built successfully. Thanks a lot!

Ok, so I'm answering my own question. The answer is yes, using MMDB format works as well. As of 04/2020, the current updated version of Scrollout F1 isn't filtering and scoring countries at all, even with the old database format present in /usr/share/GeoIP/. My current level for the Geographic Filter is set to 3. In the file /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf there are two sets of rules for each country: one using URICOUNTRY and other using RELAYCOUNTRY. The only plugin being loaded was "Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::URICountry",...

Hi. About the GeoIP country info used on Scrollout F1, I'm assuming it uses the data provided by MaxMind, as there are legacy databases files on "/usr/share/GeoIP/". So if that is in fact the only database used on SF1 policies, it seems to be very outdated, even because MaxMind changed their database format, licensing, and their free version of GeoIP is now GeoLite2. Not only that, now they require a valid user for downloading updated database releases. So, my question is: even if I downloaded the...

Hi. While trying to build sarg-2.4.0 on a CentOS 8 and gcc-8.3.1 I'm getting the error below. Previously I would use the 'compat-gcc-34' package and it would build with no issues, but CentOS 8 doesn't provide it. index.c: In function ‘make_date_index’: index.c:622:43: error: ‘%04d’ directive output may be truncated writing 4 bytes into a region of size between 1 and 5 [-Werror=format-truncation=] snprintf(yearnum,sizeof(yearnum),"%04d-%04d",year>>10,year & 0x3FF); ^~~~ index.c:622:37: note: directive...