[ctw] Re: ASSP: using "assp-spam" address

  • From: TR Shaw <tshaw@xxxxxxxx>
  • To: ctw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 21:12:28 -0400

probably not. is the file linked in to assp?

I am off to see warehouse 13. I'll respond in the am


On Sep 19, 2011, at 8:22 PM, aklist wrote:

> On 9/19/2011 4:16 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>> I don't know what to tell you since I can't see your config. The key is to 
>> make the assp email control go to assp and not to eims. I don't think its a 
>> problem of hosting both on the same machine since there is effectively no 
>> difference than my config. It has to be something in your config in DNS or 
>> ASSP.  Since you have your own DNS and since I assume EIMS queries your own 
>> DNS why not try a bs domain such as aks_assp.com and put it in your host 
>> list.? Just a thought.
>> 
>> Tom
> 
> Tom, one more piece of the puzzle...I have a "localdomains" file in ASSP 
> that's populated with the same domains listed in the "localusers".
> 
> Do I need the "localdomains" file if I'm putting the bare domains in 
> "localusers"?
> 
>> 
>> On Sep 19, 2011, at 7:09 PM, aklist wrote:
>> 
>>> On 9/19/2011 3:49 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>> Ah. I think so because without the @ it will pattern match on 
>>>> searchpartner.pro just as easily as assp.searchpartner.pro.
>>> 
>>> Hmmm...I went ahead and added all the email addresses into localusers.txt 
>>> for that domain, restarted ASSP, but I'm still getting the mail-loop error.
>>> 
>>> I just verified that "searchpartner.pro" is not in localusers.txt except 
>>> with "user@" in front of it, but still looping :(
>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> On Sep 19, 2011, at 6:45 PM, aklist wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> On 9/19/2011 3:17 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>>>> You need to work on why assp thinks it should forward the mail to port 
>>>>>> 125. That's your problem. Do you have assp.searchpartner.pro set as a 
>>>>>> loacal domain to forward to EIMS?
>>>>>> 
>>>>> Thanks for bearing with me on this, Tom. I appreciate your help!
>>>>> 
>>>>> I have all my local domains set in ASSP's localusers.txt. Just the 
>>>>> domains, with "use entries without leading '@' as domains" checked.
>>>>> 
>>>>> I have "searchpartner.pro" there, but not "assp.searchpartner.pro"
>>>>> 
>>>>> Is there any setting in ASSP that would automatically treat subdomains as 
>>>>> part of the primary domain?
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>>>> On Sep 19, 2011, at 5:52 PM, aklist wrote:
>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> On 9/19/2011 1:39 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> analyze-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is setup in ASSP as the email from 
>>>>>>>> which to analyze spam?
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> This is what happens in ASSP's log:
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> Sep-19-11 14:49:55 Connected: xxx.xxx.xxx.130:62681 ->    
>>>>>>> xxx.xxx.xxx.130:25 (listenPort) ->    127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>> Sep-19-11 14:49:55 31646-50341 [Local] xxx.xxx.xxx.130<me@xxxxxx>    
>>>>>>> to: report-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- xxx.xxx.xxx.130 in 
>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Rejected ACH transfer] ->    
>>>>>>> notspam/31646-50341.eml;
>>>>>>> Sep-19-11 14:49:55 Disconnected: xxx.xxx.xxx.130;
>>>>>>> Sep-19-11 14:49:55 Connected: xxx.xxx.xxx.130:62683 ->    
>>>>>>> xxx.xxx.xxx.130:25 (listenPort) ->    127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>> Sep-19-11 14:49:55 31646-50342 [Local] xxx.xxx.xxx.130<me@xxxxxx>    
>>>>>>> to: report-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- xxx.xxx.xxx.130 in 
>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Rejected ACH transfer] ->    
>>>>>>> notspam/31646-50342.eml;
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> which repeats until the "oversized header" occurs.
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>> On Sep 19, 2011, at 4:31 PM, aklist wrote:
>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> On 9/19/2011 1:23 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Since you are on a single machine you need
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> searchpartner.pro to have an MX record
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> it does:
>>>>>>>>>       
>>>>>>>>> Non-authoritative answer:
>>>>>>>>> searchpartner.pro       MX preference = 10, mail exchanger = 
>>>>>>>>> mail.searchpartner.
>>>>>>>>> pro
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> mail.searchpartner.pro  internet address = xxx.xxx.xxx.130
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> and assp.searchpartner.pro an A record
>>>>>>>>>       
>>>>>>>>> it does:
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> Non-authoritative answer:
>>>>>>>>> Name:    assp.searchpartner.pro
>>>>>>>>> Address:  xxx.xxx.xxx.130
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> AND assp.searchpartner.pro cannot be in EIMS alias list.
>>>>>>>>>       
>>>>>>>>> it is not, the only thing in the EIMS alias list is 
>>>>>>>>> "searchpartner.pro"
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>> On Sep 19, 2011, at 3:42 PM, aklist wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>> On 9/19/2011 11:41 AM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>> AK
>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>> assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx must point to assp.mail.enigmedia.com 
>>>>>>>>>>>> and eima must not know about assp.mail.enigmedia.com or 
>>>>>>>>>>>> assp.enigmedia.com is its domain alias
>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>> assp is on assp.oitc.com
>>>>>>>>>>>> eims is on mail.oitc.com
>>>>>>>>>>>> mail sent to analyze-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx will be analyzed and all 
>>>>>>>>>>>> the email I/F works.
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>> OK, I tried setting it up again:
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>> assp is on assp.searchpartner.pro:25
>>>>>>>>>>> eims is on mail.searchpartner.pro:125
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>> attempting to send to analyze-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx returns:
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>> The following message could not be delivered to
>>>>>>>>>>> analyze-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at host assp.searchpartner.pro
>>>>>>>>>>> (xxx.xxx.xxx.130) because the message content was rejected.
>>>>>>>>>>> 554 5.7.1 possible mailloop - oversized header (10014)
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>> Is it an issue with ASSP and EIMS running on the same server?
>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>> Tom
>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>> On Sep 19, 2011, at 1:37 PM, aklist wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> On 8/7/2011 6:46 AM, aklist wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On 8/6/2011 6:59 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Just create a host record with and A.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tom, I'm coming back to this one more time, trying to grok what 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> I'm doing wrong.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Eims is running with a default domain of mail.enigmedia.com
>>>>>>>>>>>>> ASSP is running as assp.mail.enigmedia.com
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> I created an A record in enigmedia.com DNS called 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> "assp.enigmedia.com" that points to the ip of the mailserver. If 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> I try to forward spam to "assp.enigmedia.com" I get an error:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> The following message could not be delivered to 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>>>>>>>>>>> because the domain assp.enigmedia.com does not exist.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> I feel like I'm missing something obvious, but not sure what?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On Aug 6, 2011, at 8:05 PM, aklist wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On 8/6/2011 4:40 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No mx alias. Just the A. Mail can go to an A.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Meh...this domain is managed by NetSol's DNS...all I can seem 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to do
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is create a subdomain MX record, not an A record. I'll have to 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> switch
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> the DNS to my own servers and try again.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> OK, I'm not sure what's wrong at this point.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I set up a new sub domain with no MX records and just a default 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> A record
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> pointing to the server (in DNS).
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The subdomain does not exist in EIMS, but it does exist in the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> "localAddresses_flat" file. That didn't work, so I removed it 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> from the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> localAddresses_flat file as well in ASSP.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I also removed the "defaultlocalhost" entry for the default 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> local domain
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (had been "mail.mydomain.com") in ASSP.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ASSP is still routing mail for "assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" to 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> EIMS.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Not sure if maybe the EIMS server is caching something DNS 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> related? I'm
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> still getting a mailloop error...thanks for any insights.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 76.126.148.230:49651 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:587 (listenPort2) ->       127.0.0.1:1587;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00000 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 76.126.148.230<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- authenticated -- [Fwd:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Re:Hello] ->       notspam/31272-00000.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49399 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00001 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00001.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 76.126.148.230;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00003 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00003.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00005 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00005.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49401 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00006 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00006.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00008 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00008.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00010 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00010.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49403 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00011 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00011.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00013 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00013.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00015 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00015.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00017 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00017.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49405 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00018 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00018.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00020 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00020.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00022 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00022.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49407 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00023 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00023.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49409 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00024 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00024.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00026 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00026.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00028 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00028.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Connected: 216.218.xxx.xxx:49411 ->
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx:25 (listenPort) ->       127.0.0.1:125;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00029 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00029.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00031 [Local] 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 216.218.xxx.xxx<me@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx local -- 216.218.xxx.xxx in
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> acceptAllMail -- [Fwd: Re:Hello] ->       
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> notspam/31272-00031.eml;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 31272-00033 [OversizedHeader] 216.218.xxx.xxx
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <me@xxxxxxxxxx>       to: assp-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Possible 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mailloop:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Headerlength (10042)>       10000;
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aug-07-11 06:37:58 Disconnected: 216.218.xxx.xxx;
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