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Reject ID 12 - MAPS and IP Blacklist?

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Topic: Reject ID 12 - MAPS and IP Blacklist?
Posted By: jerbo128
Subject: Reject ID 12 - MAPS and IP Blacklist?
Date Posted: 16 December 2007 at 8:15pm
Reject ID 12 appears to cover both MAPS listings and Local IP blacklist.
 
Anyone know of a way of differentiate between the two?  I have a page that is querying for current quarantine contents - and I would like to know how effective my "ip harvesting" has been.
 
Jerbo128
 


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Posted By: LogSat
Date Posted: 16 December 2007 at 9:40pm
Sorry, you will need to parse the logfiles to see which filter rejected those emails, as in the database both will be using ID=12.

For emails stopped by MAPS listing, the logfile line showing the reject will contain the text:
MAPS search done... 521 The IP

For emails stopped by the Local IP blacklist the line will instead contain the text:
- IP is in local blacklist file...


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Posted By: pcmatt
Date Posted: 22 December 2007 at 12:20am
We have a program that parses SpamFilter logs and assembles multiple log entries into one very informative database row per email (SF2DB - SpamFilter Logs to Database).  We put a separate reject id code in our SFLog database for local blacklist emails.  So it's easy to get complete data on any traffic.  We get you easy to query data on keywords effectiveness and much more than other log parsers.  Our data shows you how long your emails are taking to process; the SURBL listing that caused a block; how many honeypot emails caused what Auto IP Blocks and complete virus name/trend analysis. A database record is created for each and every recipient (rcpt to).
 
On virtually every email we give you:
LogID - Unique Key.
SRS - SpamFilter Server Name or reference.
RDomain - Recipient Domain.
LDate - Email Processing Start Date
LTime - Email Processing Start Time
LFullDate - Email Processing Start Full Date and Time
LDOW - Email Processing Start Day of Week
LMonth - Email Processing Start Month
ThreadID - SpamFilter Thread ID
SourceIP - Source IP Address of Sending System
SourceHostName - Source Host Name of Sending System
SourceCountry - Source Country of Sending System
Sender - Sender Email Address
Recipient - Recipient Email Address
SFAction - Result of SpamFilter checks 0 = Incomplete Data, 1 = Accepted, 2 =  Rejected/Quarantined
Reason - Reason if Rejected, see SFLRejectCodes Rejection codes table. Note SF2DB uses its own table of rejection codes that does not correspond exactly to SpamFilter's tblRejectCodes.
Message - MAPS or Primary Email Disposition Message
Queued - Was queued for delivery?
Complete - SF2DB found a complete set of email log entries?
CompletedTime - Full Date and Time Email Checking by SpamFilter was completed (to the point where the message was either queued or rejected/quarantined.
Keywords - Keyword or phrase that failed this email message.
SPFCheck - SPF Policy/Record if one was found.
AutoIPBlock - This message caused IP to be added to Auto Block List?
SURBLEntry - SURBL Value that caused message to be  blocked
Virus - Virus that email message contained.
 
Does not include any reporting front end but it's pretty easy to query a database and create HTML, SQL or Crystal reports:
 
http://www.ServerBoss.com/SF2DB - http://www.ServerBoss.com/SF2DB


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