BOates
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BOates commented,
I am unable to edit old posts myself, but it looks like one of the cPanel staff members (cPanelMichael, it looks like) already updated the original post in this thread with the changes. So the ori...
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BOates commented,
Hey folks, The modifications to /usr/local/cpanel/etc/exim/perl/trimdomain to become compliant with SpamAssassin 3.4.2 / cPanel & WHM v76 would be: sub trimdomain { require Mail::SpamAssassin...
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BOates commented,
Memory usage on the box has been up quite a bit lately. It's been a bit temperamental. Looks like the daemon that drives it ceased up at about 12:30am EST. Just restarted the service now. I'll ...
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BOates commented,
Mail Delivery Reports depend upon Exim getting far enough in the transaction to create a Message ID for the transaction. Since these RBL based blocks occur well before this occurs, they won't list...
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BOates commented,
Nope, it's very much alive and has been for some time. Although, it looks like I have entirely neglected the A record for fresh.dieinafire.com itself (the host that provides the simple explanation...
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BOates commented,
The reasons are essentially negativity bias. Having supported countless cPanel & WHM systems in the past (since 2005), the sheer volume of mail delivery problems and other critical Exim failures t...
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BOates commented,
@BOates, are you using also MailScanner by chance? I do not make use of any of the 3rd party email packages like MailScanner. Just out-of-the-box cPanel & WHM's Exim with manual customizations sim...
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BOates commented,
That reply essentially clarifies that use of MSFE has no bearing on my original instructions, and you can just follow those instructions. ConfigServer's claim that local.cf will get overridden is ...
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BOates commented,
I have very little working experience with MSFE, but if that is indeed the location that its implementation of SpamAssassin works out of, then I would assume this file: /var/lib/spamassassin/3.004...
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BOates commented,
Anyone created a spamassasin rule for this? Would be nice to use this to give it a score vs simply rejecting it directly. Just a thought at least. Not sure if anyone else has, but here's one I whip...