wyaspi.exe
but nothing happensFOO@BAR.COM
?
wyaspi.exe
but nothing happensLook on the right side of the Windows Task Bar (the same where the
Start
button is). A new icon should have appeared there, that's
yaspi.
Use the right mouse button to display its menu.
yaspi is missconfigured. Open the configuration file and check that everything is right.
Your login or password is wrong, check your configuration.
Be aware that some ISPs add the domain name to the login in some way, i.e.:
jsmith.foo.com jsmith$foo.com jsmith%foo.com
Look the configuration of your favourity mail client to know which one you are using there.
Some ISPs (i.e. gmx.de) require POP3 connections to go over SSL, yaspi does not support this kind of configuration yet.
Those are false positives from your anti-virus software. yaspi mails can contain some virus code but it's completely inactive and harmless.
As a work around you can lower the number of lines to scan on the myrules.cfg configuration file adding this entry:
ScanLines: 6
FOO@BAR.COM
?Yes, add lines similar to these
My.Forbid.foo_at_bar_dot_com: \bFOO@BAR.COM\b My.Forbid.foo_at_bar_dot_com.Weight: -100
to your myrules.cfg
file.
sorry, not yet :(
Well, you can use a HTTPMail => POP3 proxy, there are several available for free. Search on SourceForge http://sourceforge.net
Add the domains that your ISP uses in its mail servers to the
skip-list.cfg
file.