@Matt Reed: Matt,
Ouch - thanks for letting us know. I just woke up, but I will be in the office in an hour and do what I can.
As for your question, it is not possible to implement such check in ORF. I recommend turning off SORBS temporarily in the configuration - it is possible to disable only the affected zone in ORF, but better safe than sorry.
Ouch - thanks for letting us know. I just woke up, but I will be in the office in an hour and do what I can.
As for your question, it is not possible to implement such check in ORF. I recommend turning off SORBS temporarily in the configuration - it is possible to disable only the affected zone in ORF, but better safe than sorry.
Peter Karsai
(October 8, 2010)
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@Matt Reed: Matt,
Judging from the updates, SORBS have emptied the affected DUHL zone, so the issue no longer persist. I am not sure what was the scope exactly - we also use SORBS and I have found no related false positives in our email in the past 48 hours.
We will post a summary of the issue soon.
Judging from the updates, SORBS have emptied the affected DUHL zone, so the issue no longer persist. I am not sure what was the scope exactly - we also use SORBS and I have found no related false positives in our email in the past 48 hours.
We will post a summary of the issue soon.
Peter Karsai (ORF Team)
(October 8, 2010)
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See http://blog.utest.com/your-emails-not-working-its-not-just-you/2010/10/#comment-17561 for details.
My question is - can I setup my Blacklist check so that an IP address must be on two list in order to be rejected?
Matt