New beta release 4.68.3

[Rose, Bobby]

Sweet, thanks.  Just thought it was oddity since another postmaster here
asked about it when they saw the log actions. 

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Fixed for the next release.
I have added a line that deletes the "deliver" action if the "delete" 
action has been supplied. Okay with you?

Jules.

Rose, Bobby wrote:
> Sorry, what I mean is shouldn't delete be the same thing as 
> "non-delivery".  Currently I have to specify both non-delivery &
delete.
> If I just specify delete, the message still comes thru even though in 
> the logs, it says  "SpamAssassin Rule Actions: rule bobby_test caused 
> action delete in message m2DBtuAu029683"
>  
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> Rose, Bobby wrote:
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>> The logging for SA_Actions is working.  But I have a question, is 
>> this
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>> to correct action to get such messages to be dropped 
>> "non-delivery,delete"  or should just  "delete" work?
>>   
>>     
> If the Spam Actions included "deliver" then you'll need to include a 
> "non-deliver" or "not-deliver" (or "no-deliver"). It works by 
> massaging the delivery options that are already set. I could make this

> a special case I guess if you would prefer.
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>> I have just released a new beta, 4.68.3.
>> This contains quite a lot of major new things, some of which are very

>> much "behind the scenes" so I would appreciate it if people could 
>> test
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>> this out for me.
>>
>> The major new changes are mostly these:
>> - Support for F-Prot version 6 scanning daemon, fpscand. This is very

>> fast.
>> - Support for Vexira and Esets scanners updated.
>> - Major new delivery system for Web Bug Replacement image and 
>> phishing.bad.sites.conf file. This now uses an "anycast" content 
>> delivery network graciously provided by Matt Hampton, so big thanks 
>> to
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>> him. This should make Distributed Denial of Service attacks (which I 
>> suffered a couple of weeks ago) virtually impossible as the files are

>> provided by a globally-distributed network of hosts all behind the 
>> same URL and IP address.
>> - New ability to forward messages to a list of email addresses if the

>> messages contain filenames or filetypes matching the rules give in 
>> filename.rules.conf and filetype.rules.conf files.
>>
>> Download as usual from www.mailscanner.info.
>>
>> Please let me know how you get on with this release.
>> Thanks folks!
>>
>> Jules
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