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i find that sometimes postfix does not get restarted when changing things in the web-interface (the last thing i remember that failed to restart was when enabling/disabling SPF). i usually resort to changing the smtp-banner as well, which - seems to restart postfix - allows me to do a simple...

naja, RBL hängt halt auch viel von den verwendeten listen ab (weswegen ich auch noch einmal die von heutger empfohlenen einstellungen gepostet habe).

die jüngste spam-welle mit fakesender == receiver adressen ("wie Sie am Absender sehen können, habe ich Ihren account gehackt". überweisen Sie bitte bitcoins. passen Sie in zukunft besser auf.") habe ich mitbekommen (auf anderen mailservern), aber mein PMG hat die brav geblockt. ich setze...

oops indeed. i somehow missed the headers showing me that a scan happened (spamassassin even gives some points for the failed SPF, which is just as good :-))

i'm running into a similar problem, where the outgoing mailservers of our parent company has an SPF record (limiting the allowed senders to a select few), but has so-far problems with configuring their NAT, making their emails appear to come from another IP address. whitelisting this IP address...

SPF?

cool. is it possible to access the lifetime value in the spam-report template? so i can tell the users when their quarantined emails will be automatically purged.

I would like to allow my users to access the quarantine page from the internet (not just the intranet). "somewhere" I've read, that one shouldn't expose the entire webgui/api to the wild internet, and only restrict access to the actual quarantine. (unfortunately I cannot find that reference any...

genius! thanks

i'm having a hard time, doing anything useful with `pmgsh` (besides interacting with the config; which i find easier to either do directly on the filesystem or via the webinterface). esp. i'd like to query the quarantine database (e.g. which receivers have quarantined emails; list basic...

in the tracking center i can filter by sender, receiver, time-span and "filter" (which appears to be some simple text-matcher, without a regex engine). i find that i would also like to filter the results based on the delivery state, e.g. limit the display to entries that are accepted/delivered...

the statistics charts in the web-interface allow me to enable/disable of following categories (inbound): - Incoming Mails - Junk Mails - Virus Mails - Bounces for reasons unknown, i cannot enable/disable a chart for good HAM mails, which is probably just the difference between incoming and...

btw, I can also provide the real log-files if you are interested. just not on a public forum.

sorry to have wasted your time, but, I figured that: - `example.com` addresses would obviously be fake addresses - I was reporting a *real* issue I was seeing in my production system (with read addresses; which rules out the `example.com` addresses) - posting non-anonymous email data on a public...

nah. that was just anonymising the original addresses.

i don't think so. but then, i'm not sure how to reproduce "host-based checks during SMTP" anyhow. hints?

today i got an error in Sep 11 12:15:17 mailgate pmgpolicy[8138]: *** FATAL PROGRAM ERROR!! Unknown method 'char_str_list' *** which the program has attempted to call for the object: *** list.example.net. 7190 IN TXT \# 11 0a737066322e302f707261 *** *** Net::DNS::RR 1519 has no...

currently, the statistics page allows me to select a given day or a summary for an entire given month. i find this slightly inconvenient when dealing with incidents that happen at night (that is on two consecutive days) or at the turn of the month (e.g. 2018-08-27..2018-09-03). Also, in the...

well, it looks like the IP from which the email was being received, was blacklisted by a few lists (SORBS). e.g. check: - MXSuperTool - multirbl.valli.org

i wonder, why couldn't you just use `/root/.spamassassin` as the input for spamass-milter directly?