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Topic: SpamFilter ISP v2.6.3.473 is available (lPosted: 25 July 2005 at 9:30am |
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SpamFilter ISP v2.6.3.473 is now officially available for licensed
users and as a free download. As always, the free version is a fully
functional copy, it has no expiration dates. The improvements since the
previous build 2.5.1.441 are listed below:
// New to VersionNumber = '2.6.3.473'; {TODO -cFix : 100% CPU usage with certain RegEx keywords caused by certain malformed MIME messages} {TODO -cFix : SPF bug - mx tests where A records have multiple IPs would sometimes incorrectly fail } {TODO -cFix : SPF bug introduced in build 456 caused some SPF test to pass even though the "A" identifier should have caused them to fail } {TODO -cFix : New per-domain filter GUI grid was being reloaded while the user was interactively making changes to it} {TODO -cFix : New per-domain filter can get out-of-sync with the local domains list} // New to VersionNumber = '2.6.3.467'; {TODO -cNew : New tab allows to enable/disable any filter on a per-domain basis, allowing further customizations for your local domains} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.462'; {TODO -cFix : Logfile was not flushed to disk until SpamFilter terminated or the log rotated - bug was introduced in build 461} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.461'; {TODO -cNew : Added RealtimeDiskLogging option in SpamFilter.ini file to have log being flushed to disk with every entry} {TODO -cNew : Added DoNotAddIPToHoneypot option to SpamFilter.ini file to prevent certain trusted IPs from being blacklisted by the honeypot filter} {TODO -cNew : Changed the logging on screen performance to increase reliability and have a smoother scroll} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.459'; {TODO -cFix : SURBL Do Not Quarantine setting was saving, but the mail was still not being quarantined} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.458'; {TODO -cFix : Could save the SURBL Do Not Quarantine setting} {TODO -cFix : Could not empty the SURBL list, the default multi.surbl.org list was re-added automatically} {TODO -cFix : AutoWhiteList was not always case-insensitive} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.457'; {TODO -cNew : Automatically adding "multi.surbl.org" to SURBL servers if the SURBL section is not present in SpamFilter.ini file. Used to provide default in upgrades...} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.456'; {TODO -cFix : EMail forwarded/blocked/attempts counters were resetting themselves} {TODO -cFix : SPF test incorrectly handled "exists" directive for A record tests} {TODO -cFix : SPF test incorrectly handled l,s,o,d,i macro directive arguments} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.2.454'; {TODO -cNew : Added support for the :Honeypot tag in some blacklists to automatically blacklist sender's IP if it triggers the blacklist entry} {TODO -cNew : Added option to add to honeypot blacklist the sender's IP if the email contains a virus} {TODO -cNew : Implement SURBL filtering} {TODO -cNew : Require a valid email address in the "MAIL FROM" SMTP comamnd (NULL - <> is still allowed per RFC) } // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.1.450'; {TODO -cNew : Added "Honeypot" feature to automatically block IPs that send emails to specified honeypot addresses} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.1.448'; {TODO -cFix : SPF record incorrectly flagged a fails tests where the -a mechanism specified a host name instead of an IP and the name in the DNS A record was different} {TODO -cNew : When MX record test fails, additional information about the error details is logged} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.1.446'; {TODO -cFix : Local blacklist/whitelist files were not immediately reloaded when clicking on the "Save Settings" button - they were reloaded within 3 minutes of the event} {TODO -cNew : automatic reload of blacklist/whitelist and SpamFilter.ini files reduced to 1 minute instead of 3} {TODO -cNew : Added to logfile the reason of why an email is being whitelisted, indicating which whitelist triggered the event} // New to VersionNumber = '2.5.1.443'; {TODO -cFix : virus emails were not being blocked if any of the "Tag and deliver" options were checked} {TODO -cNew : SpamFilter.ini is automatically reloaded if modified by external application} {TODO -cNew : When automatic reload of blacklist/whitelist and SpamFilter.ini files, the event is now logged} Edited by LogSat |
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Dan B
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Posted: 26 July 2005 at 3:53pm |
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R, I don't think that the SPF logic is still working. We have the latest release and I had a few emails from a certain domain that is getting rejected. It looks like it is taking the last response and softfail. Here is the ip address of the server that is connecting: 24.140.1.147 and according to dnsstuff test (below) it passes without any trouble. SPF lookup of sender droid@eohio.net from IP 24.140.1.147:SPF string used: v=spf1 ip4:192.168.4.2/29 ip4:24.140.1.27/32 ip4:24.140.1.4/32 ip4:24.140.1.13/32 ip4:24.140.1.45/32 ip4:24.140.1.58/32 ip4:24.140.1.120/30 ip4:24.140.1.124/30 ip4:24.140.1.128/28 ip4:24.140.1.144/30 ip4:24.140.1.148/31 ip4:24.140.1.150/32 mx -all. |
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Posted: 26 July 2005 at 11:19pm |
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Dan,
We were able to duplicate the problem. It appears so far only for this domain (actually sssnet.com, an "included" domain in ehoio.com's SPF directives). It is apparently caused by a "line break" in their TXT record, which should not cause a problem but in this case it definetly is causing an issue in SpamFilter. We're trying to pinpoint the cause so we can release a patch. |
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Posted: 28 July 2005 at 10:37am |
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Dan,
The issue occurred with domains that have multiple "strings" in their DNS's SPF record. We've created a patched build (2.6.3.474) available in the registered download area. Please note however that it is a pre-release as we're still testing to ensure there fix did not create other issues (none so far...). |
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Posted: 02 August 2005 at 11:10pm |
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Roberto, I'm still seeing SPF failures I have the latest 474 version. Here is an example. Dan B Reject Details: 550 The sender did not meet Sender Policy Framework rules. Please see http://spf.pobox.com Here is the SPF test for DNSStuff. SPF lookup of sender droid@msn.com from IP 65.54.161.23 : |
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Posted: 03 August 2005 at 10:09pm |
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Dan,
You are once more correct, we apologize. The fix for your original issue did introduce a new problem with certain multi-line SPF records. We should have fixed that too now, and a patched build 2.6.3.475 is now avail in the registered download area. Please note that this build has one new minor feature as described in the release notes below. // New to VersionNumber = '2.6.3.475'; {TODO -cFix : SPF bug introduced by build 474 on certain domains with SPF records spanning multiple lines} {TODO -cNew : Added SpamFilter.ini option to use an alternate SMTP server to send out NDR (non-delivery) email notifications} |
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