Philip Prindeville wrote:
Only ratware seems to like to open multiple connections in parallel.
qmail does this, and short of completely redesigning it (and more or
less making it not qmail), I don't think there's a fix.
It's a real pain, but ratware is not the only software doing this by a
long
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On Tue, 24 Oct 2006, Philip Prindeville wrote:
from 192.150.1.3, then it will reject that the session... with a 5xx
message... and will also blacklist incoming connections from that
Add it to access_db, however, you cannot quadruple it, as you
--On Tuesday, October 24, 2006 6:28 PM -0600 Philip Prindeville
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It's easier to share XML fragments and parameters (where the parameters
change more often than the actual logic that implements the test). So we
could make the scripting more stable, and the fine tuning
Hi.
Been off working on other projects and hence haven't spent a lot of
attention to this list the last few months (sniff!), but I have more free
time lately (largely due to being made redundant, woo-hoo!).
Anyway, if these questions have been asked before, sorry.
A few issues/questions I was
Philip Prindeville wrote:
HELO localhost.localdomain
from 192.150.1.3, then it will reject that the session... with a 5xx
message... and will also blacklist incoming connections from that
site for the next 4 hours... If another connection comes in from
that address during that 4 hour
David F. Skoll wrote:
Philip Prindeville wrote:
HELO localhost.localdomain
from 192.150.1.3, then it will reject that the session... with a 5xx
message... and will also blacklist incoming connections from that
site for the next 4 hours... If another connection comes in from
that
Philip Prindeville wrote:
Sendmail 8.13 can do all of that (and more) with its conncontrol and
ratecontrol features.
I just read the README in /usr/share/sendmail-cf/ and couldn't tell the
difference between one knob and the other.
conncontrol limits the maximum number of concurrent SMTP
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