Hi, some time ago I created a tool to simplify some exim administration
tasks and make a bit easier-to-use interface (easier than sendmail-like
switches - in fact it's mostly wrapper for exim itself or other scirpts)
- I guess it might be useful to somebody.
Few days ago I published it via github
On Fri, 2014-04-25 at 10:53 -0600, The Doctor wrote:
how can I do the following:
redirect
u...@true.dom to spam
u...@virt.dom to real mailbox
user to mailbox
I would not accept receipt of u...@true.dom. I would reject it during
acl_smtp_rcpt
There is no valid reason to accept junk and
Hi folks.
I currently have a .forward file that always delivers emails to my main
mailbox for use when at my PC using kmail.
It then filers out as much rubbish as it can before forwarding to my gmail
account so I can access it from my phone.
What I'm looking for is some way of disabling the
On 28/04/14 14:16, Gary Stainburn wrote:
What I'm looking for is some way of disabling the forward to gmail if I'm
currently at my PC.
This gives me two problems,
1) how do I detect when I'm at my PC?
2) how do I disable / enable the forwarding?
For this I was thinking of using a trigger
Hi All,
Nowadays I am getting too much spams. as i want to block them. can you
please suggest how can i do the same.
I am already running spamassassin .
Thanks regards,
--
Anant Saraswat
System Admin (RHCVA,RHCE,RHCSA)
FOR AND ON BEHALF OF:
Techblue Software Pvt. Ltd.
73, Sector-5
IMT
On 28/04/14 14:31, Anant wrote:
Nowadays I am getting too much spams. as i want to block them. can you
please suggest how can i do the same.
Don't use a router. Block as early as possible, meaning in ACLs.
There are many possible techniques and you will need to decide which
combination of
On Monday 28 April 2014 14:29:42 Jeremy Harris wrote:
On 28/04/14 14:16, Gary Stainburn wrote:
What I'm looking for is some way of disabling the forward to gmail if I'm
currently at my PC.
This gives me two problems,
1) how do I detect when I'm at my PC?
2) how do I disable /
On 28/04/14 15:07, Gary Stainburn wrote:
This isn't a single user setup, it's our corporate server. While I am the
admin for the server I wanted to keep this code separate from the main
exim.conf structure for maintenance purposes, as well as reducing the chances
of unexpected side effects.
Hi again folks.
I have a lookup of aliases in non-standard (not our core) domains. The first
one *always* works as expected.
The second one works when I text it using exim -bt and usually works for
live emails. However, sometimes it fails.
Any ideas why?
Version 1:
condition =
On Monday 28 April 2014 15:33:59 Jeremy Harris wrote:
On 28/04/14 15:07, Gary Stainburn wrote:
This isn't a single user setup, it's our corporate server. While I am
the admin for the server I wanted to keep this code separate from the
main exim.conf structure for maintenance purposes, as
Hi,
Gary Stainburn gary.stainb...@ringways.co.uk (Mo 28 Apr 2014 16:44:28 CEST):
Hi again folks.
I have a lookup of aliases in non-standard (not our core) domains. The first
one *always* works as expected.
…
Version 2:
condition =
El 28/04/2014 04:45 a.m., Marcin Gryszkalis escribió:
Hi, some time ago I created a tool to simplify some exim administration
tasks and make a bit easier-to-use interface (easier than sendmail-like
switches - in fact it's mostly wrapper for exim itself or other scirpts)
- I guess it might be
Hi,
how about controlling EXIM via a RESTful API with JSON? Are there tools like
this?
Regards
Thomas
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exim-users-bounces+thomas.hommers=ebalu@exim.org on behalf of F. Mendez
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