Em Dom 29 Jan 2006 16:19, Davide Libenzi escreveu:
Not with the current model, in which username and password are passed to
the external program. I'd need to pass the salt, username and MD5 hashes,
and haave the external program do MD5 computations and matches by itself.
- Davide
I got,
Hey guys,
I am in a situation where I need to archive all our the emails, inbound
and outbound.
I have this setup right now, but it is not catching the email sent in
house, because anything sent on the email server to any domain on the
email server itself will not hit the filters.out.tab
Do you mean that some mail never hit filters.in and filters.out ?
I never verified this ...
Do you have explicit samples routes in xmail for your 'in house' route ?
(how the mail comes in xmail, is there any mailproc file or custom file to
be processed and what commands in them, where xmail
it's like the mail sent on our internal domain doesn't go to the
filters.out, because if it did it would be sending the mail to the
/mnt/email/current/username/inbox. If i sent to my hotmail account the
mail gets copied out to that directory, but to my internal domains it
doesn't. This does,
for internal domains you should use filters.in.tab
Chad Fleenor pravi:
it's like the mail sent on our internal domain doesn't go to the
filters.out, because if it did it would be sending the mail to the
/mnt/email/current/username/inbox. If i sent to my hotmail account the
mail gets
