policyd-weight IN_IPv6_RBL=4.25
Watch out for any IN_IPv6_RBL
scores in your policyd-weight logs.
If you see regular hits, you probably have to either upgrade your policyd-weight or disable rbl.ipv6world.net manually.
Watch out for any IN_IPv6_RBL
scores in your policyd-weight logs.
If you see regular hits, you probably have to either upgrade your policyd-weight or disable rbl.ipv6world.net manually.
I was always wondering, why folders on an Exchange server, containing special
characters in the name, show up that different in the IMAP protocol (e.g. using
Mail::IMAPClient
in Perl scripts).
But now I understand, this is just the result of the IMAP specification, that uses a modified UTF-7 encoding for non-ASCII characters (see RFC 2060, section 5.1.3).
If you ever need to automatically convert folder names into that modified
UTF-7, the Perl module Encode::IMAPUTF7
may render useful.
At least the package of policyd-weight in Debian Etch provides defaults, you should better check: