This is a discussion on Re: can we make AWL ignore mail from self to self? - SpamAssassin ; Let's focus this on specific technical details: 1. How does AWL deal with forgery (other than by saving a /16 of the source IP) 2. How can I easily see the AWL database for a given destination address?...
Let's focus this on specific technical details:
1. How does AWL deal with forgery (other than by saving a /16 of the
source IP)
2. How can I easily see the AWL database for a given destination
address?
Jo Rhett writes:
> Let's focus this on specific technical details:
>
> 1. How does AWL deal with forgery (other than by saving a /16 of the
> source IP)
No other way. What's wrong with saving a /16? In my experience it's
worked pretty well for the past few years...
> 2. How can I easily see the AWL database for a given destination
> address?
tools/check_whitelist
--j.
On Tue, May 20, 2008 22:07, Justin Mason wrote:
> No other way. What's wrong with saving a /16? In my experience it's
> worked pretty well for the past few years...
when mails is from foo@example.org to foo@example.org this should kill the
attempt to get negative scores
but positive should still be added :-)
else turn down AWL_factor in the plugin, default is 0.5, but better imho is 0.25
Benny Pedersen
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On May 20, 2008, at 1:07 PM, Justin Mason wrote:
>> 1. How does AWL deal with forgery (other than by saving a /16 of the
>> source IP)
>
> No other way. What's wrong with saving a /16? In my experience it's
> worked pretty well for the past few years...
Seems to. I can logically think of ways it would/should break (ie
public wireless networks) but I haven't seen any real problems until
now, and the problem is specific to self<->self.
My comment was only because Matt kept insisting that AWL prevents
forgery...
>> 2. How can I easily see the AWL database for a given destination
>> address?
>
> tools/check_whitelist
Where can I find this? It's not in the Mail-SpamAssassin tarfile...
--
Jo Rhett
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and other randomness
On 21 May 2008, Jo Rhett stated:
> On May 20, 2008, at 1:07 PM, Justin Mason wrote:
>>> 2. How can I easily see the AWL database for a given destination
>>> address?
>>
>> tools/check_whitelist
>
> Where can I find this? It's not in the Mail-SpamAssassin tarfile...
It's in SVN.
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