If I wanted to block @xpauelmk.com domain, do I put it
in the blacklist?
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
To stop the SENDER (Envelope Return Path) with this domain, you can add
this to the WCSAP\WCSAPFILTER.TXT
Reject if %RPD% = xpauelmk.com
%RPD% means "Return Path Domain"
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
If they get by the SMTP envelope because they are using a different mail sender, the mail is transferred and checked by SMTPFILTER before it is accepted. With SMTPFILTER, you need to check the Message Header and
this is done in the SMTPFILTER data\spamwords.txt file:
[SearchReject]
@xpauelmk.com
But adding this to the [SearchReject] list, that entire string is
checked in the message header and also the body. So if that exact
string is found, it is rejected and the message will not be accepted.
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 08:48:19 -0500
From: HECTOR SANTOS
To: RUBEN FIGUEROA
Subject: Re: Block Domain
Newsgroups: win.server.smtp.&.avs
Message-ID: <1199972947.46.1199741488@winserver.com>
References: <1199741488.46.0@winserver.com>
Lines: 32
RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote:
If I wanted to block @xpauelmk.com domain, do I put it
in the blacklist?
In WCSMTP, there are two ways to block mail:
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
To stop the SENDER (Envelope Return Path) with this domain, you can add this to the WCSAP\WCSAPFILTER.TXT
Reject if %RPD% = xpauelmk.com
%RPD% means "Return Path Domain"
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
If they get by the SMTP envelope because they are using a different mail sender, the mail is transferred and checked by SMTPFILTER before it is accepted. With SMTPFILTER, you need to check the Message Header and
this is done in the SMTPFILTER data\spamwords.txt file:
[SearchReject]
@xpauelmk.com
But adding this to the [SearchReject] list, that entire string is
checked in the message header and also the body. So if that exact
string is found, it is rejected and the message will not be accepted.
How about the reverse. Say there was a email domain named @vewus.com--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.1
and I wanted all users to be able to send email through winserver what do I do. For the life of me I have made several changes and still get bounces back. Even Bruce Preudhomme is telling me his email to rdfigsupport@rdfig.net and rdfig@rdfig.net are getting bounced back to him.
I really did try and have no success in getting Bruce's email to me.
On 1/10/2008 7:48 AM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to All:
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 08:48:19 -0500
From: HECTOR SANTOS
To: RUBEN FIGUEROA
Subject: Re: Block Domain
Newsgroups: win.server.smtp.&.avs
Message-ID: <1199972947.46.1199741488@winserver.com>
References: <1199741488.46.0@winserver.com>
Lines: 32
RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote:
If I wanted to block @xpauelmk.com domain, do I put it
in the blacklist?
In WCSMTP, there are two ways to block mail:
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
To stop the SENDER (Envelope Return Path) with this domain, you can add this to the WCSAP\WCSAPFILTER.TXT
Reject if %RPD% = xpauelmk.com
%RPD% means "Return Path Domain"
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
If they get by the SMTP envelope because they are using a different mail sender, the mail is transferred and checked by SMTPFILTER before it is accepted. With SMTPFILTER, you need to check the Message Header and
this is done in the SMTPFILTER data\spamwords.txt file:
[SearchReject]
@xpauelmk.com
But adding this to the [SearchReject] list, that entire string is
checked in the message header and also the body. So if that exact
string is found, it is rejected and the message will not be accepted.
Well Ruben, without looking at your logs, its hard to tell why this is happening.
Turn on the Log tracing in SMTP, restart WCSMTP, then when the attempt
is made, look at what WCSMTPTRACEyyyymmdd.log says.
RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote:I
How about the reverse. Say there was a email domain named @vewus.com
and I wanted all users to be able to send email through winserver what do
him.do. For the life of me I have made several changes and still get bounces back. Even Bruce Preudhomme is telling me his email to rdfigsupport@rdfig.net and rdfig@rdfig.net are getting bounced back to
I really did try and have no success in getting Bruce's email to me.
On 1/10/2008 7:48 AM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to All:
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 08:48:19 -0500
From: HECTOR SANTOS
To: RUBEN FIGUEROA
Subject: Re: Block Domain
Newsgroups: win.server.smtp.&.avs
Message-ID: <1199972947.46.1199741488@winserver.com>
References: <1199741488.46.0@winserver.com>
Lines: 32
RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote:
If I wanted to block @xpauelmk.com domain, do I put it
in the blacklist?
In WCSMTP, there are two ways to block mail:
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
To stop the SENDER (Envelope Return Path) with this domain, you can add
this to the WCSAP\WCSAPFILTER.TXT
Reject if %RPD% = xpauelmk.com
%RPD% means "Return Path Domain"
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
If they get by the SMTP envelope because they are using a different
--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.1sender, the mail is transferred and checked by SMTPFILTER before it is accepted. With SMTPFILTER, you need to check the Message Header and this is done in the SMTPFILTER data\spamwords.txt file:
[SearchReject]
@xpauelmk.com
But adding this to the [SearchReject] list, that entire string is checked in the message header and also the body. So if that exact string is found, it is rejected and the message will not be accepted.
Well Ruben, without looking at your logs, its hard to tell why this is happening.
Turn on the Log tracing in SMTP, restart WCSMTP, then when the attempt
is made, look at what WCSMTPTRACEyyyymmdd.log says.
RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote:do I
How about the reverse. Say there was a email domain named @vewus.com
and I wanted all users to be able to send email through winserver what
him.do. For the life of me I have made several changes and still get bounces back. Even Bruce Preudhomme is telling me his email to rdfigsupport@rdfig.net and rdfig@rdfig.net are getting bounced back to
addI really did try and have no success in getting Bruce's email to me.
On 1/10/2008 7:48 AM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to All:
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 08:48:19 -0500
From: HECTOR SANTOS
To: RUBEN FIGUEROA
Subject: Re: Block Domain
Newsgroups: win.server.smtp.&.avs
Message-ID: <1199972947.46.1199741488@winserver.com>
References: <1199741488.46.0@winserver.com>
Lines: 32
RUBEN FIGUEROA wrote:
If I wanted to block @xpauelmk.com domain, do I put it
in the blacklist?
In WCSMTP, there are two ways to block mail:
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
o WCSAP: Envelope Blocking
To stop the SENDER (Envelope Return Path) with this domain, you can
this to the WCSAP\WCSAPFILTER.TXT
Reject if %RPD% = xpauelmk.com
%RPD% means "Return Path Domain"
o SMTPFILTER: Message Blocking
If they get by the SMTP envelope because they are using a different
sender, the mail is transferred and checked by SMTPFILTER before it is accepted. With SMTPFILTER, you need to check the Message Header and this is done in the SMTPFILTER data\spamwords.txt file:
[SearchReject]
@xpauelmk.com
But adding this to the [SearchReject] list, that entire string is checked in the message header and also the body. So if that exact string is found, it is rejected and the message will not be accepted.
Hector:
Recently, I have a lot of junk email coming from a suffix ".ru". In the spamwords.txt can I use *.ru in the always reject?
You would use just
.RU
but if you want track addresses, you should do that in the ENVELOPE (WCSAP) level, not opening it up which is SMTPFILTER.
See wcsap\wcsapfilter.txt
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On 2010-02-08 3:40 PM, JOHN KIDWELL wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:
Hector:
Recently, I have a lot of junk email coming from a suffix ".ru". In the spamwords.txt can I use *.ru in the always reject?
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