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JSPF-72...
Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or
close to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a
release with that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on
this list if there was still momentum for that, if the the recent
commits are all building up to that release, or if it will come out
later, etc. I don't mean to pester, we just have production machines
that are currently falsely failing SPF for major domains and we need to
remedy the situation... just curious to know if there was a rough ETA in
mind. Feel free to say "we're working on it..." or "not gonna happen
soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it wasn't forgotten.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
Thanks!
-Casey
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Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by sp...@caseyconnor.org.
>> We're an anti-spam company that combines a few tools for users:
>> whitelist/blacklist, some social-networking leveraging, spam filtering,
>> customization options, in-place IMAP filtering, integration with
>> Yahoo/GMail/domains hosted by Google Apps, etc. We do SPF checking on
>> all identities present in all relevant messages, and combine that with
>> DK/DKIM checks and a lot of other factors to decide how to handle
>> messages for our users. JSPF definitely gets a workout on our servers
>> (Tomcat)!
>>
>
> As I'm interested in working on a java DKIM implementation sooner or
> later, may I ask what implementation are you using for DKIM?
>
We use Mail::DKIM in conjunction with a simple custom
Net::Server::PreFork server and custom Java-side client...
It works great, but we would love a jDKIM. :-) We were planning to
release our Perl-Java server-client setup as open source, since there
was no Java solution for DK or DKIM.
> Furthermore, are you using the "synchronous" or the "asynchronous"
> resolver in jSPF? (the default is synchronous)
>
I was the DKIM guy, not the SPF guy, but judging by the code, we're
using the defaults. We handle lookup latency with multithreading.
-Casey
Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org>.
spfhelp@caseyconnor.org ha scritto:
> Sure:
>
> http://boxbe.com
> http://www.boxbe.com/how-it-works
Great!
> We're an anti-spam company that combines a few tools for users:
> whitelist/blacklist, some social-networking leveraging, spam filtering,
> customization options, in-place IMAP filtering, integration with
> Yahoo/GMail/domains hosted by Google Apps, etc. We do SPF checking on
> all identities present in all relevant messages, and combine that with
> DK/DKIM checks and a lot of other factors to decide how to handle
> messages for our users. JSPF definitely gets a workout on our servers
> (Tomcat)!
As I'm interested in working on a java DKIM implementation sooner or
later, may I ask what implementation are you using for DKIM?
Furthermore, are you using the "synchronous" or the "asynchronous"
resolver in jSPF? (the default is synchronous)
Thank you,
Stefano
> Thanks again,
> -Casey
>
> Norman Maurer wrote:
>> Hi Casey,
>>
>> would you mind to tell us in which application you use jSPF ? Just
>> interested...
>>
>> Bye,
>> Norman
>>
>> 2009/7/6 <sp...@caseyconnor.org>:
>>
>>> Just wanted to say thanks for the jSPF release... We've deployed the
>>> update
>>> and it's been working smoothly. Thanks for the fix, -Casey
>>>
>>> spfhelp@caseyconnor.org wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or
>>>> close
>>>> to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a release
>>>> with
>>>> that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on this list if
>>>> there
>>>> was still momentum for that, if the the recent commits are all
>>>> building up
>>>> to that release, or if it will come out later, etc. I don't mean to
>>>> pester,
>>>> we just have production machines that are currently falsely failing
>>>> SPF for
>>>> major domains and we need to remedy the situation... just curious to
>>>> know if
>>>> there was a rough ETA in mind. Feel free to say "we're working on
>>>> it..." or
>>>> "not gonna happen soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it
>>>> wasn't
>>>> forgotten.
>>>>
>>>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>> -Casey
>>>>
>>>>
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Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by sp...@caseyconnor.org.
Sure:
http://boxbe.com
http://www.boxbe.com/how-it-works
We're an anti-spam company that combines a few tools for users:
whitelist/blacklist, some social-networking leveraging, spam filtering,
customization options, in-place IMAP filtering, integration with
Yahoo/GMail/domains hosted by Google Apps, etc. We do SPF checking on
all identities present in all relevant messages, and combine that with
DK/DKIM checks and a lot of other factors to decide how to handle
messages for our users. JSPF definitely gets a workout on our servers
(Tomcat)!
Thanks again,
-Casey
Norman Maurer wrote:
> Hi Casey,
>
> would you mind to tell us in which application you use jSPF ? Just interested...
>
> Bye,
> Norman
>
> 2009/7/6 <sp...@caseyconnor.org>:
>
>> Just wanted to say thanks for the jSPF release... We've deployed the update
>> and it's been working smoothly. Thanks for the fix, -Casey
>>
>> spfhelp@caseyconnor.org wrote:
>>
>>> Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or close
>>> to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a release with
>>> that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on this list if there
>>> was still momentum for that, if the the recent commits are all building up
>>> to that release, or if it will come out later, etc. I don't mean to pester,
>>> we just have production machines that are currently falsely failing SPF for
>>> major domains and we need to remedy the situation... just curious to know if
>>> there was a rough ETA in mind. Feel free to say "we're working on it..." or
>>> "not gonna happen soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it wasn't
>>> forgotten.
>>>
>>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> -Casey
>>>
>>>
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Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by Norman Maurer <no...@apache.org>.
Hi Casey,
would you mind to tell us in which application you use jSPF ? Just interested...
Bye,
Norman
2009/7/6 <sp...@caseyconnor.org>:
> Just wanted to say thanks for the jSPF release... We've deployed the update
> and it's been working smoothly. Thanks for the fix, -Casey
>
> spfhelp@caseyconnor.org wrote:
>>
>> Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or close
>> to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a release with
>> that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on this list if there
>> was still momentum for that, if the the recent commits are all building up
>> to that release, or if it will come out later, etc. I don't mean to pester,
>> we just have production machines that are currently falsely failing SPF for
>> major domains and we need to remedy the situation... just curious to know if
>> there was a rough ETA in mind. Feel free to say "we're working on it..." or
>> "not gonna happen soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it wasn't
>> forgotten.
>>
>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
>>
>> Thanks!
>> -Casey
>>
>>
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Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by sp...@caseyconnor.org.
Just wanted to say thanks for the jSPF release... We've deployed the
update and it's been working smoothly. Thanks for the fix, -Casey
spfhelp@caseyconnor.org wrote:
> Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or
> close to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a
> release with that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on
> this list if there was still momentum for that, if the the recent
> commits are all building up to that release, or if it will come out
> later, etc. I don't mean to pester, we just have production machines
> that are currently falsely failing SPF for major domains and we need
> to remedy the situation... just curious to know if there was a rough
> ETA in mind. Feel free to say "we're working on it..." or "not gonna
> happen soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it wasn't forgotten.
>
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
>
> Thanks!
> -Casey
>
>
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Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by Norman Maurer <no...@apache.org>.
I will hopefully find some time this weekend to publish a RC.
Bye,
Norman
2009/6/12 Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org>:
> spfhelp@caseyconnor.org ha scritto:
>> Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or
>> close to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a
>> release with that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on
>> this list if there was still momentum for that, if the the recent
>> commits are all building up to that release, or if it will come out
>> later, etc. I don't mean to pester, we just have production machines
>> that are currently falsely failing SPF for major domains and we need to
>> remedy the situation... just curious to know if there was a rough ETA in
>> mind. Feel free to say "we're working on it..." or "not gonna happen
>> soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it wasn't forgotten.
>>
>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
>
> If you found it you see it is marked as resolved: this means that the
> code has been fixed. If you want to help you can test it.
>
> If you don't want to build from sources you can take a snapshot here:
> https://repository.apache.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/apache/james/jspf/apache-jspf/0.9.7-SNAPSHOT/
>
> About the release there is no ETA.
>
> Stefano
>
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Re: JSPF-72...
Posted by Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org>.
spfhelp@caseyconnor.org ha scritto:
> Hi - just checking in about JSPF-72... I understand it was fixed, or
> close to being fixed, and folks had graciously stepped up to do a
> release with that fix... I couldn't tell from the recent messages on
> this list if there was still momentum for that, if the the recent
> commits are all building up to that release, or if it will come out
> later, etc. I don't mean to pester, we just have production machines
> that are currently falsely failing SPF for major domains and we need to
> remedy the situation... just curious to know if there was a rough ETA in
> mind. Feel free to say "we're working on it..." or "not gonna happen
> soon" or whatever; I just wanted to make sure it wasn't forgotten.
>
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-72
If you found it you see it is marked as resolved: this means that the
code has been fixed. If you want to help you can test it.
If you don't want to build from sources you can take a snapshot here:
https://repository.apache.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/apache/james/jspf/apache-jspf/0.9.7-SNAPSHOT/
About the release there is no ETA.
Stefano
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