An example on *nix would be the /etc/passwd file.
http://127.0.0.1:5/get?file=/etc/passwd;
Please test version 1.2.5
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Get stuff done quickly
I'm about to install ASSP on a new server. (Mac OS X 10.4.7).
I recently upgraded Perl on my current server, and spent ages
downloading and installing all the required modules. Of course, lots
of those required other modules to be downloaded and installed first.
And so on. Took a whole day,
Like Fink or DarwinPorts, but for Perl modules?
I installed my modules in less than an hour using the standard
procedure for mac osx:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Net::LDAP
install ...
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Micheal,
Sounds good about the wiki. Did you ever get a chance to think about
what I said in my previous email? I have pasted the content of the
email I am referring to below:
Also, I am starting to think that how ASSP handles incoming mail needs
to be changed. At the moment, ASSP saves
That is just what I wanted!
Thanks Fritz.
James.
On 17/08/2006, at 10:28 PM, Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
Like Fink or DarwinPorts, but for Perl modules?
I installed my modules in less than an hour using the standard
procedure for mac osx:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Net::LDAP
install
http://www.rcbowen.com/imho/perl/modules.html#Installing_Perl_Modules is
where I learned.
Roger
-Original Message-
From: James Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 6:09 AM
To: Questions and Answers for users of ASSP Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy
Subject: [Assp-user]
Aaron Allen wrote:
Is there a way to have ASSP rewrite the header
for the mail
server it is proxying for? IE: My server cacweb is running ASSP and
forwards the mail on to cacexch. But when someone connects to ASSP at
cacweb, it answers as cacexch, even though the server really
Hi there,
Not only
assp.pl but the database files, an the configuration lists, etc
I think
that it should be locked at the images folder without any RE for extensions and
so on.
So you know
that anything in images can be downloaded.
In the future
if more folders are needed they
Micheal Espinola Jr wrote:
They parent "hitting" cacweb.
cacweb (running ASSP) is acting as a
transparent proxy. They are indeed "hitting" cacexch. ASSP, acting as
a proxy, is listening to the traffic.
They aren't "hitting" cacweb.
cacweb (running ASSP) is acting as a
transparent proxy...
Yeah, my Hotmail account doesn't have that feature. My Exchange server is
supposed to suppress automatic responses to the internet but my Outlook has
the response settings greyed out. I'll have to get outside help I
suppose
Roger
-Original Message-
From: Fritz Borgstedt
Javier Albinarrate wrote:
Not only assp.pl but the
database files, an the configuration lists, etc
I think that it should be
locked at the images folder without any RE for extensions and so on.
So you know that anything in
images can be downloaded.
I like your way of thinking,
Roger Stevenson wrote:
Yeah, my Hotmail account doesn't have that feature. My Exchange server is
supposed to suppress automatic responses to the internet but my Outlook has
the response settings greyed out. I'll have to get outside help I
suppose
In MS products, a grayed-out feature
It's configured on the Exchange 5.5 box under the Internet Mail Service
Connection. I just tested it and neither the original email or the copy
sent the requested read receipt.
Roger
-Original Message-
From: Micheal Espinola Jr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006
Roger Stevenson wrote:
It's configured on the Exchange 5.5 box under the Internet Mail Service
Connection. I just tested it and neither the original email or the copy
sent the requested read receipt.
That setting only means that Exchange will let the automated response go
through. Its still
The problem is that someone
sending mail to our organization looks at the MX record and sees cacweb, so
they initiate a connection to cacweb. But instead of cacweb answering
(since it is acting as a transparent proxy), the server cacexch answers and
identifies itself as cacexch. Perhaps
Aaron Allen wrote:
The
problem is that someone
sending mail to our organization looks at the MX record and sees
cacweb, so
they initiate a connection to cacweb. But instead of cacweb answering
(since it is acting as a transparent proxy), the server cacexch answers
and
Hi Michael,
I see, I
didn't think about that. So I downloaded the latest 1.2.5(5) and gave a
look.
I
saw that GetFile (/get?) is NOT used for editing lists, res files
etc.
Instead,
ConfigEdit (/edit?) is used, which of course has the same
problem.
So, IMHO,
GetFile should be
The problem is that someone sending mail to our organization looks at
the MX record and sees cacweb
The mx record should not point to the proxy, but to the mailserver.
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Javier Albinarrate wrote:
That would make it
really secure and it would only mean 3 changes, in 3 very clear places.
But of course, it is just an
opinion :)
If you like the idea, I can
make the changes on 1.2.5(5) and pass it to you so you give a look at
it.
Regards!
But of course, it is just an opinion :)
If you like the idea, I can make the changes on 1.2.5(5) and
pass it to you so you give a look at it.
Regards!
Javier Albinarrate
Would it be to much to ask you to pass the changes to me?
Then how does the mail get to the proxy?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Fritz
Borgstedt
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 12:40 PM
To: Questions and Answers for users of ASSP Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy
Subject: Re: [Assp-user] ASSP Header
The
Aaron Allen wrote:
Then how does the mail get to the proxy?
IP routing. Manipulate the A record in DNS or redirect at your firewall.
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Hi Fritz
Certainly no problem! I am at work now, but later today I will email
you the changes! It's a pleasure to contribute
Regards!
Javier Albinarrate
- Original Message -
From: Fritz Borgstedt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Questions and Answers for users of ASSP Anti-Spam
You can mitigate/fix the Problem if you run ASSP in a proper
security context.
If you run it in Windows, create an speacial User which
could only access the ASSP directories. Start the
service under the context of this special user and
everything is fine.
I validated it with NT Filemon and it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 16 Aug 2006 at 21:35, Evans Martin wrote:
Anyone know what this means?
Not really
Aug-16-06 21:34:46 Something really odd is going on with this incomming
connection at 0.0.0.0:25
If what ASSP believes is your local IP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can't duplicate that here. 1.2.4(4) using FF latest.
Me neither on FF or IE, with (2) or (4).
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Thanks Fritz. Good to know that it is not just me!
I'll also go back to using Apple's install of Perl (5.8.6) rather
than the 5.8.8 that I installed, as it would not let me install
Net::CIDR::Lite, which is needed for Email::SPF::Query.OK.
I'll uncomment the bombRe statements and see what
On 16 Aug 2006 at 21:31, Lars Troen wrote:
Late on this thread, but I support what Fritz has done to remove the a/v from
the gui.
Wasnt John Hanna going to look into this db file format issue?
It's been mentioned before, but the .db format is now only one of several sig
formats that Clamav
I have just set up a new mail server, using Postfix.
I configured it to use SSL for POP/IMAP and SMTP.
Everything works fine. Users can send and receive mail securely.
I then installed ASSP on it (actually just copied my ASSP folder from
our current mail server).
Once I did this, I could
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