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If your network and firewalls are configured correctly, efa should have no problem sending mail outside.

perhaps you could be a bit more specific as to what that problem is?

You're better off training spamassassin to see that as "spam".

That'll achieve the result you want without plugging up the system looking for keywords in subjects (or whole subjects).

Useful.

Added to the wiki

that would be the most sensible option, assuming someone sensible at Amazon can be contacted.

Did you ever resolve this problem? According to the SQLGrey source code ( https://github.com/mmatuska/sqlgrey/blob/master/sqlgrey ) the error message appears at line 166 at the time of this reply. # is there room for a mail ? if ($self->{sqlgrey}{mail_bucket} >= 1) { if ($self->{sqlgrey}{mail_bucket...

Then a second efa device just for handling their mail domains is what I'd do - which depends on your ability to send mail for different domains to different devices either via a relay, or using multiple ip addresses. Maybe efa can do what you are asking (one account, multiple domains), but I don't k...

Then no, not at this time I guess. Suggest it as a feature and if enough people want/need it, maybe it'll happen. Have you considered setting up more than one efa box? Use one for the 5 domains and give that user full access to manage their domains and the other box can manage the other domains. Thi...

As Shawn says. The problem is the domain marketplace.amazon.co.uk which doesn't resolve in DNS. If the email is legitimate, then Amazon has a configuration problem - either the domain should resolve to something, or they should rewrite their sending domain to something valid. If the email is junk, t...

sudo yum install php-mbstring sudo service httpd restart results: mbstring successfully installed. status.php -> most message subjects displayed correctly. One message appeared like this: 商業電話專線 每月只需HK$60起 直 \xE9\xA7\x81 手提/飛線國內號碼 Maybe mbstring cannot decode everything. No matter. Much improved. d...

mbstring extension makes life easier, but a solution that works also without extension should be tested, I've done some research and I think that I can do some experiments with Portable-utf8 (https://github.com/voku/portable-utf8) and Patchwork UTF8 (https://github.com/tchwork/utf8) (the latter is ...

I'm an hour away from my computer. I'll try those two steps shortly.

In detail.php, the subject is the same as in status.php In viewmail.php, the subject is the same gibberish, The text/plain rendering is the same gibberish The text/htmlNow rendering is correct Phpinfo() doesn't show mbstring installed. Confirmed, not installed. Should I install it? Maillog is in UTF...

Good question, let me find out.

Mbstring is a php extension, correct?

need access to my system for a comparison?

Hi Shawn, The mailwatch upgrade in 3.0.0.8 is supposed to support unicode. When I send myself a message, the message list shows the same improperly decoded gibberish it always used to show. e.g. Subject: chinese test: 中国 but I get Subject: chinese test: 谢谢 I was kinda hoping to see the original ...

Wow. I'm impressed. It worked.

Only one thing broke, and that was clamav. I certain that's because of some "customization" I did to clamav months ago that I had forgotten about. Everything else seems to be working.

Nice job!

I do not have that option turned on.

My guess is that the message is getting signed, and then modified by the inline not spam sig. If that's the case, then the order this happens will need to be adjusted.

I'm just guessing here.

I'll test it tomorrow and see what it does to my dkim setup.

Also, what messages show up in /var/log/maillog?

I see messages like this with a successful signing of an outgoing message

Jun 11 13:55:29 efa opendkim[1276]: 7C20B180052: DKIM-Signature field added (s=default, d=<MYDOMAIN>)

Ok, your test message to me shows: Spam Report: Score Matching Rule Description 0.80 BAYES_50 Bayes spam probability is 40 to 60% 0.10 DKIM_SIGNED Message has a DKIM or DK signature, not necessarily valid 0.00 HTML_MESSAGE HTML included in message 0.00 SPF_FAIL SPF: sender does not match SPF record ...

According to http://dkimcore.org/c/keycheck/, your dkim key is correct.

Can you email me the different results from your http://dkimvalidator.com/results results page for your domain? I think I need to see what exactly is failing.

I think I found the problem. Somehow your domainkey is identical to mine. That shouldn't be.

Can you tell me how you generated your domain key?

[edit: Doh!]

Sorry, I only looked at the beginning of the domain key, not the whole thing. They are different. Let me keep looking.

got it.

testing now.

I'll test mine again with your link and see if I still correctly validate.

What domain are you using? I'd like to look at your DKIM key as well.

One more question: The rejeceted message, does that mean the mail gets bounced? Or does it retry after a couple of minutes. Greylisting means that the efa server temporarily rejects the message for first time senders. If the sending mailserver is a "good" mailserver, then the mail will be re-queued...

That looks like it is working.

After 5-15 minutes, does the mail come through?