I have my max message size set to 1 when someone tries to send an email
over this size Outlook continually tries to send the message. Why are the
oversized email not rejected.
I am running xmail 1.21 on RH 9.0
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Yes I know, that is not the problem unless I have the setting too high. I
really need to know why xmail dosent reject the oversized email.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Spyros Tsiolis
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 2:25 PM
To:
Jeffrey L. Conley wrote:
Yes I know, that is not the problem unless I have the setting too high. I
really need to know why xmail dosent reject the oversized email.
As long as the size of the messages inside the mailbox is smaller than
your MaxMbSize, XMail will accept incoming messages.
Helio Cavichiolo Jr wrote:
The true is that I already set up SMTP-RDNSCheck, but it blocks only
thosewho doesn't have any reverse. I need a set up that also blocks reverse
that doesn't match the server name.
XMail does not have this feature out of the box. So you'll have to code
your own
Javier Navarro wrote:
Now I am using SMTP after POP3 authentication and my question is: Will my=
customers be able to send mail using 0 code (CustMapsList=
sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org:0) from a banned IP?
Yes - see the manual:
``0''
the connection is kept alive but only authenticated
Got it.=20
Thanks
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Behalf Of S=F6nke Ruempler
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 3:27 PM
To: xmail@xmailserver.org
Subject: [xmail] Re: Max Message
Jeffrey L. Conley wrote:
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Yes I know, that is not the problem
Exact:
You can set up a pre-data filter, look @domain.example in dns
against domain.example ip, and reject if you want.
Personally, with Checkmailerdomain and SMTP-RDNSCheck in efect I
have no problems (almost).
Sergio
Sönke Ruempler wrote:
Helio Cavichiolo Jr wrote:
The true is
I am fairly sure that RBL is being checked first, and that perhaps for
Davide to queue, that, if you authenticate you should be able to bypass the
RBL check.
Rob :-)
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Hi there,
Not sure i can be of assistance to Bryn, however... I am running xmail
on Windows 2000, I am looking to enable logging on xMail, however other
than from command line switch there doesn't seem to be a method of doing
it, is there a configuration change i need to make to one of the
The only way to enable logging is through the command line parameters. If
you are running it as a service on Win2000 then set the command line
arguments through the MAIL_CMD_LINE key in the registry.
-Mike
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From: Freddy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: xmail@xmailserver.org
On Mon, 9 May 2005, Freddy wrote:
Hi there,
Not sure i can be of assistance to Bryn, however... I am running xmail
on Windows 2000, I am looking to enable logging on xMail, however other
than from command line switch there doesn't seem to be a method of doing
it, is there a configuration
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