False positive on SpamHaus

[p44]

@james great, I will try. Thanks a lot

[ccfu]

SpamHaus connections from Cloudron are not at all reliable at the moment. As @girish wrote, something seems to have changed recently at SpamHaus.

There are two issues that would appear to both be caused by the same problem (refused connections to the SpamHaus servers): the false positive reports that the IP is on the blocklist and the lack of blocklist checking of incoming mails resulting in mails from IPs that are on the blocklist not being identified as such. That could explain an increase in the amount spam getting through, though SpamAssassin rules should still filter a lot of these. SpamAssassin cannot delete incoming mails but can at least make sure they go straight to the Spam folder.

There are other blocklists for incoming mail. I have had good results with Abusix, for example. It is not possible to set a different blocklist in the mail configuration checks though.

[p44]

@ccfu I exactly followed your advice: removed SpamHaus and added SpamAssassin rules https://forum.cloudron.io/post/105256 by @d19dotca

[sponch]

Same here.

[neki]

Hi, any news regarding the SpamHaus issue? My Cloudron server refuses messages from trustworthy addresses, and it really complicates my work. Thank you.

[james]

We really need some more insights about this issue since reproduction is very hard to impossible.

Disclaimer

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To everyone affected, please provide us with the output of the following command from your Cloudron server:

 cloudron-support --send-diagnostics

Adding to that, we could need the domain that you are using for mail.
Furthermore, the more detailed you can describe your system and how you use it, the better we can try to reproduce this to find a solution.

[p44]

I removed SpamHaus form Mail ACL list and system continue giving "Email is not configured properly"...

[ccfu]

@p44 Removing the entry there only stops IP addresses of incoming mail from being checked against the blocklist. It does not affect the email configuration checks, and there is apparrently no way to override this at the moment.

[p44]

@ccfu thanks for your answer.

[neki]

@james, I sent you details via chat yesterday. Or did you mean something else by "private message"?

[james]

@neki that is all good.