At 05:48 PM 03/02/2001 -0500, Charlie Brady wrote:
So the meat of the answer is still perfectly valid - e-smith imap support
was developed before Courier-IMAP was available, and we have yet to see
compelling reasons to change.
What about:
I just finished a nessus scan (http://www.nessus.org) of a test E-Smith
4.1.1 box. I enabled all of the nessus plugins, including those listed as
dangerous. I also enabled nmap in scan options. Since I have yet to read
all
the directions for nessus, I very well could have something miss
At 05:52 PM 06/22/2001 -0500, Timothy C Litwiller wrote:
This has a vagly familiar sound to it. Do you know how these pdfs were
created? or are they from completely dissimilar places? We had a
similar
problem with pdf coming out of an HP digital sender until we upgraded
the
firmware.
I
I just implemented your HowTo. Went without a hitch.
The PDFs that I reported having problems with earlier
now load without error.
At 06:27 AM 06/26/2001 +, Darrell May wrote:
For all following this thread, I think I have the solution. If you have
a non-production e-smith server, I
The common character string for this worm is 'c_dir'
cat /var/log/httpd/access_log |grep 'cmd.exe' | wc -l
3132
cat /var/log/httpd/access_log |grep 'root.exe' | wc -l
683
cat /var/log/httpd/access_log |grep 'c+dir' | wc -l
3815
3132 + 683 = 3815
BTW, you can produce a sorted IP
What about IE5.5 and IE6? Does anybody know if they are vulnerable yet?
My guess is probably so...
(Is this a plot by Netscape to get back user share? :)
At 02:22 PM 09/18/2001 -0400, Dan York wrote:
FYI, incidents.org now has a page up about the worm:
http://www.incidents.org/alert.php
:
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 09:37:18PM -0400, Dan Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Sensney wrote:
BTW, you can produce a sorted IP list of infected servers using:
cat /var/log/httpd/access_log |grep 'c+dir' | cut -f 2 -d | sort
How do you eliminate the duplicate entries
Congratulations to E-Smith/Mitel Networks. I knew you had a good product.
A friend of mine just pointed out to me this page where Compaq is offering a
ProLiant server with SME Server v5 preinstalled. SME v5 is mentioned at the
bottom of the page with a link to more info.
I can confirm that there seems to be a problem with Dyndns update.
This bug affects SME5 but not the previous ES 4.1.2.
Dyndns requires that you update your info every 30 to 35 days or they
will cancel your account, but that they don't want you updating more often
if your IP is constant.
I just
copy this from a working 5.1.2 server or are there more things broken
and this isn't a good idea? This is a production server so I don't
want to risk breaking it by experimentation
Mike Sensney
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Thanks Darrell,
That fixed it. Now I'm a happy camper. :-)
Thursday, August 8, 2002, 1:25:58 PM, Darrell May wrote:
DM Mike Sensney [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I did a fresh install of SME 5.5 and then installed the user manager,
DM Try 'devinfo-mitel-usermanager-pkg-0.0.1-8.noarch.rpm'. I've
For those that are interested the author of the Replace Exchange Server
article is from Bynari and they have produced a commercial product based on
their research called InsightServer.
http://bynari.net
They also have some good documentation on their site
http://bynari.net/index.php?id=271
On Tuesday 16 December 2003 09:05 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What was bothering me, in part were two issues.
You have talked this to death. Please stop.
If you have further doubts about Mitel's compliance with the GPL I suggest you
hire yourself a lawyer and have him/her talk to Mitel's
At 11:48 AM 12/29/2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, my mistake. I was going to make a comment, but coffee arrived,
and
I hit the wrong button.
Just a quick comment to point out I was rather roundly trounced and then
asked
to not discuss this anymore on this dev-list the very last time
On Monday 29 December 2003 05:37 pm, Dick Morrell wrote:
Quoting Mike Sensney [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sigh. If you really want to think so then so be it. This is a developer's
list.
It is for people who actually write code to discuss problems they are
having and
to discuss what
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