Sorry, I should have known that attachments aren't allowed, so here it
is in text.
791c791,795
}
---
if (strnicmp(szBuffer,Bcc:,4) == 0)
szBuffer[0] = '\0';
}
804c808,809
fprintf(pDataFile,
bonjour,
The filter has also the ability to return a one-line custom return
message by creating a file named @@FILE.rej holding the message in
the very first line. This file should be created 'ONLY' when the
filter returns a rejection code ('6, 5 and 4')and 'NEVER' in case of
passthru code
| The filter has also the ability to return a one-line custom return
| message by creating a file named @@FILE.rej holding the message in
|Oki, but where the file should be created ? Msg folder, filter folder,
|local folder ?
You would get full path to message file as @@FILE. Simply add the
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Dick van der Kaaden wrote:
Davide,
Currently your Xmail sendmail replacement (when invoked with -t)
retrieves the Bcc addresses from the Bcc line and sends mails to these
recipients, but it leaves the Bcc line in the mail source.
Will do, thx !
- Davide
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On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Dick van der Kaaden wrote:
Davide,
Currently your Xmail sendmail replacement (when invoked with -t)
retrieves the Bcc addresses from the Bcc line and sends mails to these
recipients, but it leaves the Bcc line in the mail source.
I have changed SendMail.cpp so that it
I can not download 1.17-pre3 from www.xmailserver.org
http://www.xmailserver.org/
It looks like this version was deleted from the server
Can anybody send this binary linux tar.gz archive or .rpm to me?
Best regards,
Mikhail Tchoudinov
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On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Michail Tchoudinov wrote:
I can not download 1.17-pre3 from www.xmailserver.org
http://www.xmailserver.org/
It looks like this version was deleted from the server
Can anybody send this binary linux tar.gz archive or .rpm to me?
Get pre06
- Davide
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Thank you,
Got pre06
Hm... but this is not a binaries...
I do not have any compilator for some reasons on my installations...
Is there anybody who has a ready Linux binaries of 1.17 pre03,04,04,06 ?
Mikhail
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On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 19:46, Davide Libenzi wrote:
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Dick van der Kaaden wrote:
Davide,
Currently your Xmail sendmail replacement (when invoked with -t)
retrieves the Bcc addresses from the Bcc line and sends mails to these
recipients, but it leaves the Bcc line in
DL I'll go further by saying that 1.17 will be the last 1.xx to have new
DL features. 1.xx will go in bug-fix only. I need to work on 2.0 (IMAP).
DL - Davide
It's a good news! We are on tenterhooks.
Valik.
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The reliability of the redirects has improved dramitically in 1.17 -vs-
what we were seeing in 1.15, however, there are still email messages
falling through the cracks
I test this by having the system store local copies and redirect the mail
on and compare.
Where should I look to help
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Michail Tchoudinov wrote:
Thank you,
Got pre06
Hm... but this is not a binaries...
I do not have any compilator for some reasons on my installations...
Is there anybody who has a ready Linux binaries of 1.17 pre03,04,04,06 ?
It has :
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, D. Duccini wrote:
The reliability of the redirects has improved dramitically in 1.17 -vs-
what we were seeing in 1.15, however, there are still email messages
falling through the cracks
I test this by having the system store local copies and redirect the mail
on and
The only code than changed there has been to notification message about
failing smtprelay commands. Redirects, if fail, generate bounce messages
to the sender.
i don't think these are technically failing, they are landing in the 'new'
directory, its just that sometimes they don't get
The results of your program
tz=-36000
dlp=1
dla=1
Rob :-)
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On Wed, 10 Sep
Davide,
In order to determine how long one user haven't used his mailbox,
I check the file '.ipconn' under %MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/.
I hope that xmail will record ip + ( last access time) in .ipconn.
Now in windows, I use FindFirstFile() to get its last access time,
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Rob Arends wrote:
The results of your program
tz=-36000
dlp=1
dla=1
This shows that daylight is active. I believe the M$ POSIX compatibility
library is broken.
Mind ppl living on the South Emisphere trying this :
#include stdio.h
#include time.h
int
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, jhon wong wrote:
Davide,
In order to determine how long one user haven't used his mailbox,
I check the file '.ipconn' under %MAIL_ROOT/domains/domain/user/.
I hope that xmail will record ip + ( last access time) in .ipconn.
Now in windows, I use
File access time must work (if the OS is not broken).
- Davide
Davide,
It should be.
But in microsoft document about FindFirstFile
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base
/findfirstfile.asp
I find this sentence:
...
In rare cases,
Hi Jhon,
The statement probably refers to the fact that when the file is (heavily)
accessed, its attribute is not sync-ed to the disk.
Hence FindFirstFile may not find the current/latest state, if you need the
accuracy down to seconds (or may be even to minutes).
But if you're talking about a
Thanks Davide and James,
I will continue to do test.
In before, my scan program really had deleted
some active users.Maybe it is owend to my wrong code.
The code is very simple,if I cannot resolve the problem,
I will post my code.
Best regards,
Jhon.
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