On 02 Mar 2004, at 07:37, Curtis Maurand wrote:
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Ruud H.G. van Tol wrote:
There is, but often it is best to nest the body checks in a
discriminating header check, beacuse body checks are most
expensive.
There are so many domain names in these messages its not funny. You
can
have all the crazy code you want, but it still comes down to
href="somedomain.tld" somewhere in the code, it has to or it won't
work.
That's actually not true. Most often those domains are encoded in some
way so that they do NOT show up as plain text.
Sometimes a URL will show up as http://123456789012345/ or it will be a
URL to a redirector
at yahoo. Just because it LOOKS like a link in the displayed email
doesn't mean the raw source has it that way.
If you have a large list of domains that SA is missing I think you
might want to enable some RBL checking. I use cbl in my postfix
configuration (it rejects mail from cbl listed IPs) and have not had
any complaints.
Most of the "click here to remove" are legitimate links. Also links to
external images and pages are also usually valid links.
Often links to image pages are links to unrelated sites. For example,
lots of fake spam links to the REAL ebay images. Ebay, for some reason
known only o them, does not block access to their images to outside
websites (a trivial mod to httpd.conf).
I'll look these up. I've had to turn off rbl checking in most things
as
one of the rbls started reporting everything as bad.
If you turn off all rbls then you will need to have a lot of extremely
good procmail code to take their place. And I mean A *LOT*.
junkmail=sandbox. on a systemwide basis its /tmp/junkmail
That's not a sandbox. A sandbox is a way or running mail through your
procmailrcs without actually being destructive. It is a way of testing
your recipes "in a sandbox" where they can hurt anything.
--
sometimes ascii is the best use of bandwidth... Tonya Engst
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