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HEre's his contact information

Web bug / Web Beacon / Mail bug's (whatever you wqant to call them) are defused in eFa. you will need to make an exception for your mailjet

You'll need to use the "ignored web bug filenames" to bypass this in mailscanner

If that is not the problem then post the log, maybe "propagate_unmatched_extensions" is messing you up? (if its even configured) (I don't have eFa in front of me to investigate myself)

Did you check what version postfix is running. It only supports multiple delimiters in 2.11 and later

Why are you messing with the recipient delimiter at the spam gateway level? That sounds like a job for the Mail Server, the spam gateway should just be passing it on as it is.

Clever, clever indeed From: "Antonio Figueira <antonio.figueira@example.org>" <bill@example.com> SpamAssassin has a plugin just for this... https://spamassassin.apache.org/full/3.4.x/doc/Mail_SpamAssassin_Plugin_FromNameSpoof.txt Looks like we better mainline this one into eFa. I just tested this a...

Try adding the internal IP of the eFa aka 192.168.1.x to TrustedHosts

148.105.0.0/16 would be it in as 148.105.
Thes other to need to be put in as seperate /24's aka

205.201.128.
205.201.129.
etc
etc

No the bug thread is for the stable version, not for a alpha version.

are you putting the allow rule beofre the block rules? I would assume there is some order of operation in effect.

You are using the DEV build aka ALPHA build aka NOT STABLE. I am not sure what you expected???????

I believe its (kind of) classful. (but not really)

Syntax: (Note trailing dot)

Class C: 192.168.10.
Class B: 192.168.
Class A 192.

Source

see: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4313

They work fine for me, exchange 2016 and eFa4. did not do anything special

So...How much system resources have you allotted to each system?

Are you able to manually do the lookup with "ldapsearch" and return a successful result? This works fine for me on 4.0.2. I am even using SSL.

keysteal wrote: ↑

09 Jun 2020 16:59

But are we sure that this script works?

Yes it does. Works great.

It looks like a lot of bulk mail services add the unsubscribe links in the header. It would be great if there was a way to parse that and automatically (and in bulk) unsubscribe users.

Its probably cached results. Either wait a day clear dns cache or reboot.

Yea, it's not going to work while using public dns. you need to use recursion or the dcc, rbi, and other services will not work (they limit the amount of querys per day/month per ip

Needs to be in the format

You must have a dns issue then here's my results: [user@host ~]$ cdcc info # 05/25/20 10:18:57 EDT /var/dcc/map # Re-resolve names after 11:30:37 Check RTTs after 10:33:56 # 266.09 ms threshold, 220.97 ms average 12 total, 10 working servers IPv6 on version=3 dcc1.dcc-servers.net,- RTT+0 ms anon # 7...