Not really Toaster related, but has anyone else noticed issues now that
Spamhaus is merging their lists? I have one server that ONLY uses
zen.spamhaus.org in my /var/qmail/control/blacklists and I have had 10
users this week alone (on different ISPs - Roadrunner, Sprint, Comcast)
that have
Hi . I'm trying to create a basic failover system not too complex .
In other words , I just would like to have my unique domain and user
mailboxes replicated on another server .
In the event of a crash , the only thing to do for me would be to set
on the firewall the backup mail server ip (
Massimiliano Fontana wrote:
Hi . I'm trying to create a basic failover system not too complex .
In other words , I just would like to have my unique domain and user
mailboxes replicated on another server .
In the event of a crash , the only thing to do for me would be to set
on the firewall
Jake,This has been causing problems for several of my customers and is a real
pain.The note on the spamhaus pbl removal list says that users using dynamic
IPs which have fallen into a blocked range don't need to apply as long as
they're using smtp authentication(?) - but this doesn't seem to
I've had such an issue with zen.spamhaus.org that I've had to remove it for
the time being until I can set my users up on port 587. Most of my users use
roadrunner and it appears the PBL list basically has all IP blocks of
roadrunner on their block list which has caused me huge problems.
Netnamin / Compusolve wrote:
Jake,
This has been causing problems for several of my customers and is a real pain.
The note on the spamhaus pbl removal list says that users using dynamic IPs which
have fallen into a blocked range don't need to apply as long as they're using
smtp
I have thought about setting up a backup server for emergencies. But
rather than doing it the way you are considering I was going to do it
by rsync'ing all of the directories that get used then just having a
script that watches the primary machine and changes the IP on the
backup box if
Alexey Loukianov wrote:
Warren (mailing lists) wrote:
Did I forget any?
You forgot to also sync MySQL vpopmail database, which cannot be done as
a simple rsync. Consider using database replication feature of MySQL, or
care about setting up dump-rsync-restore script for this task.
Another
Thanks for that info Jake.
(My customers are mainly using dynamic IPs)
I'm using qmail-toaster-1.03-1.3.5 - does that have the port 587 submission?
Also in the newer versions that have this facility is 587 the standard port
used, or do you need switch it over to that port. If the latter then
Warren (mailing lists) wrote:
Alexey Loukianov wrote:
Warren (mailing lists) wrote:
Did I forget any?
You forgot to also sync MySQL vpopmail database, which cannot be done
as a simple rsync. Consider using database replication feature of
MySQL, or care about setting up dump-rsync-restore
Jake Vickers wrote:
Netnamin / Compusolve wrote:
Thanks for that info Jake.
(My customers are mainly using dynamic IPs)
I'm using qmail-toaster-1.03-1.3.5 - does that have the port 587
submission?
Also in the newer versions that have this facility is 587 the standard
port used, or do
Warren (mailing lists) wrote:
I have thought about setting up a backup server for emergencies. But
rather than doing it the way you are considering I was going to do it by
rsync'ing all of the directories that get used then just having a script
that watches the primary machine and changes
qtp-newmodel doesn't handle djbdns at the moment (I use bind, so testing
djbdns is problematic for me). I hope to have it fixed in the next release.
Eric,
If you have a test version of your installation scripts with djbdns I can
run some test installations for you. I have a nice dualcpu
-f
/etc/mail/spamassassin/RulesDuJour/antidrug.cf.20070126-0316
/etc/mail/spamassassin/antidrug.cf;
Lint output: [26016] warn: config: failed to parse line, skipping:
README:
[26016] warn: config: failed to parse line, skipping: WARNING: YOU HAVE
DOWNLOADED THIS RULESET from COMCAST. I am
Prblem is because script try to install more djbdns rpm-s;
when i do manualy, i understand what happend;
when i execute rpmbuild --rebuild --with cnt40 djbdns*.src.rpm
it's create 4 rpms in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386
djbdns-1.05-1.0.3.i386.rpmdjbdns-extcache-1.05-1.0.3.i386.rpm
On Fri, 2007-01-26 at 11:49 -0500, Jake Vickers wrote:
He's moving the ruleset to a Verizon IP address and will be phasing out
the Comast server.
This makes more sense. The way I read it was he was not allowing
downloads from anyone that was ON comcast.
I've removed it from all of my
I setup debian sarge on Xen and im realy curius . :)
i will try and report you..
On 2007.01.26, at 00:18, Jake Vickers wrote:
Alexey Loukianov wrote:
Greetings, Jake.
25 января 2007 г., 22:10:09 you have wrote:
Short answer is no.
There's another possible answer ;-).
Yes, if you will
Trung Pham wrote:
I am the authoritative DNS server for my domain. This is how I am able to
setup SPF and Domainkey.
But still no luck with reverse DNS.
Is there anyone who is able to setup reverse DNS having SBC as their ISP?
try this:
===
Below is a summary of Reverse
/RulesDuJour/antidrug.cf.2; mv -f
/etc/mail/spamassassin/RulesDuJour/antidrug.cf.20070126-0316
/etc/mail/spamassassin/antidrug.cf;
Lint output: [26016] warn: config: failed to parse line, skipping:
README:
[26016] warn: config: failed to parse line, skipping: WARNING: YOU HAVE
DOWNLOADED
George Sweetnam wrote:
qtp-newmodel doesn't handle djbdns at the moment (I use bind, so testing
djbdns is problematic for me). I hope to have it fixed in the next release.
Eric,
If you have a test version of your installation scripts with djbdns I can
run some test installations for
Thanks, Igor. I think I can get it fixed up right with this info. It
probably won't be until next Wed before I can get to it though. Patience is
appreciated.
Igor Vukotic' wrote:
Prblem is because script try to install more djbdns rpm-s;
when i do manualy, i understand what happend;
when i
Eric Shubes wrote:
Jake,
Does this affect QTP RDJ? I'm not using RDJ (yet).
Not anymore. The RDJ installed by QTP gets it's initial config from my
server (http://v2gnu.com/qmail/rdjconfig) from which I've already
removed that ruleset. Anyone who has already installed RDJ from the QTP
Jake,
Does this apply to my two servers you have helped me with, the old one
currently running and the new one we configured? Is this antidrug
option something I need to deal with?
Steve Ingraham
-Original Message-
From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve Ingraham wrote:
Jake,
Does this apply to my two servers you have helped me with, the old one
currently running and the new one we configured? Is this antidrug
option something I need to deal with?
Don't worry about it - if they're still in there I will take them out
this weekend.
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 19:22:30 -0700, Eric Shubes wrote:
%{qdir}/supervise/spamd/run
I don't think of this as a configuration file. [...]
It's not really a configuration file but because it is something that might
be fine-tuned there is a strong advantage to adding the %config(noreplace) flag
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