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we should probably create some kind of migrate tool someday

See this post:
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1102&p=3701#p3701

the BROADCAST and NETWORK items can be removed, they are not really necessary (actually I never configure those on any of my linux boxes) for a /32 subnet (host only) the netmask should be 255.255.255.255. But I find this configuration weird, but googling a bit it seems lots and lots of users of OVH...

No experience with OVH in a setup like this. But the extra gateway's can be removed anyhow, just 1 is read by the systems so keep one and remove the others. If I read the OVH page correctly they want you to set A /32 and force the gateway in a route map, but I find it weird that your IP starts with ...

Why not use 2 efa boxes? A 'good' setup would be to have an EFA (or any other spam filter..) on your DR site also, which sends accepted mails over an VPN to your mail server directly. It is a bad practise to cache/relay messages on a single location and forward that to a spam filter (doesn't matter ...

Ah, messages with bad content (blocked files) are not saved on the system, so there is no way of learning as the message has nog been saved.

open the message you want to mark as spam, scroll all the way down.

Under 'SA-Learn' check the checkbox and select 'As Spam' -> submit.

https://wiki.efa-project.org/doku.php?i ... es_as_spam

From which service do those people send their mails? We noticed that services like office365 and google mail do not always use the same IP to send the mail for a second time when greylisting temporary blocks them. So for example we had a mail from office 365 a while back which was denied about 9 tim...

I updated the wiki page, UDP 53 out is also needed.

DNS RBL checks use a simple dns query, so for RBL (spamhaus etc) to work correctly the system should be able to send out DNS query's to those RBL servers.

The guide is complete, its just the 7 steps mentioned.

3.0.1.1 is only an update, 3.0.0.9 is the latest install image for new users, the next release will probably see a new image again.

There was a single http image (hard URL... ) on the download page.

But in firefox you should have got an orange exclamation mark ( ) and the page should have loaded just fine, probably some kind of firefox plugin?
Anyway it is fixed

Already in there for a while, option 7 in the ssh menu 'Auto Update'.
(since version 3.0.0.1)

Login with ssh and use option 1 to go to the shell

then tail the apache config with:

And access the webpage, does it show any error messages?

Update to the latest version and run the "Update GeoIP Database" from the tools/links page.

Also if there are still some geoip* files in /var/www/html/mailscanner/temp than delete those and run the Update GeoIP Database again.

We already have it on the list

https://github.com/E-F-A/v3/issues/210

New version 3.0.1.0 released upgrade asap.

We would also like to thank everyone for their support and contributions to this project. :clap: The following issues have been fixed in 3.0.1.0: Issue #201 Bug - Deprecated release-msg.cgi Issue #236 Enhancement - Disable spam not delivered messages by default Issue #253 Bug - EFA-Backup ssl folder...

Made the post sticky for future reference, might be usefull for some