Today i tried the first time to do GeoCaching with my Nokia N810 running the Maemo (which is a Debian-based Distribution). I already own a Garmin Geko 201 with which i found 100+ Caches, so this is my reference.

T-Online hat seinen "Plattformschutz optimiert" und nimmt nun "offensichtlich unerwünschte E-Mails (SPAM, UCE, UBE, Phishing)" nicht mehr an, noch bevor sie den Spam-Filter erreichen.

(Aus: http://www.golem.de/0803/58682.html)

und wir haben gleich den ersten Treffer:

https://lists.debian.org/debian-user-german/2008/03/msg01875.html

wurde von den neuen verbesserten Filter als Spam abgelehnt:

Ich suche:

System Engineer / System Administrator (m/w)

Standort Verl

Ihr Profil:

Because of some modifications at my Real Life Orkplace, I decided to reduce other duties to get a better chance to deal with my new duties. So i requested help for my four packages in the Distribution.

... because they are bouncing.

In my ongoing attempt to investigate and fix problems of our mailinglist-server, i found that we only had a working bounce-detection for lists starting debian-* minus debian-private and the three digest-lists.

So i rewrote some parts of the bounce detection:

We now have four categories of lists:

While analysing the pole setters in our internal bouncers-Hitlist i found that some of them run a mail2news-Gateway.

The problem is: our Mailinglists leave Mail-Headers mostly untouched, and so headers like X-Trace or X-Complaints-To are passed through without modifications.

If a mail containing those headers is handed over to inews (as in INN) it rejects it, and the bounce comes back to us:

ich schreib ja schon hier das ich an dem Entwicklerprogramm von Nokia für das n810 teilnehme.

Heute vormittag habe ich nun das Gerät als letzter der Kollegen erhalten.

Das Gerät selber ist interessant, und durchaus beeindruckend, diverse Härtetests wie Geocaching, Routing, oder externes Hirn stehen aber noch aus. Derzeit bin ich noch damit beschäftigt mich wohnlich einzurichten, VPNs zu basteln, und so weiter. Dazu später in anderen Blogeinträgen mehr.

Just a quick note:

while wading through the list-archives, drop-boxes and list-configuration to find false positives and possiblities to optimise our mailinglists spam level i accidently removed the inclusion of our spamfilters from most lists.

I appologise for this.

Luckily zobel discovered my error and fixed it at 14:30 CET.

I'm just wadeing through Debian-Mailinglists on the search for enhancements and false-positives.

and i just came over debian-security-announce, a lists that sends a helpful message back to submitters that aren't allowed to send out advisories.

That message didn't contain a Precedence-Header so i added one, and wondered which value would be appropriate... I remember to have seen three values: 'junk', 'bulk' and 'list' (the latter should be set for all our Mailinglists).

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