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Envoy=E9 : mercredi 14 mars 2007 16:53
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Objet : [xmail] Re: Help Troubleshooting New Installation, having
difficulties getting SMTP to work
Yes, the only mail that will
Hi all,
I was just reading through the 1.24 notes and noticed the OutBind function:
It allows to specify the IP of the interface to be used when talking to
the remote server.
Is there a way that OutBind can be used to tell Xmail to send all outbound
mail from a specific IP on the server?
(At
Francesco Vertova wrote:
At 13.10 15/03/07, you wrote:
I'm currently using GLST with Xmail 1.24, and I've noticed that the
glst.dbm file never seems to shrink. The glst-lame.dbm grows each time I
do glst --cleanup, but the glst.dbm file only gets larger.
I think glst.dbm is supposed to
Glst on windows had a problem when its db size becomed larger than 10mb
approximatively.
So to reduce it's size, I implemented the script bellow, and programmed =
its
execution once a day (task scheduler)
(once a day because of the number of mail we receive, we are an isp =
)
This script not
At 13.56 15/03/07, you wrote:
Well, see, that's the weird thing. When I do a glst --cleanup, the
glst.dbm file actually *grows* (admittedly, only a small amount - maybe
10 - 20 KB or so). Which I thought was weird.
That may be normal: --cleanup marks some space allocated by the file
as unused -
Scott, you have guessed correctly 1.24 will allow you to send email from a
specific IP address.
I must admit - I looked at the Readme expecting to find the answer
plain-as-day
(searched for 'outbind' and got two hits), and not much explanation on how
to use it.
One hit is under 'POP3links.tab'
Tracy,
your spamtrap emails will be seen as individual addresses until the smtp
session is closed, then xmail puts them all in one mbox.
Glst will see them all - this will affect your db size - unless you are
bypassing glst on your spamtrap emails.
Rob :-)
Thanks Francis. I'll give that a closer look and see if I can use it.
CLEMENT Francis wrote:
Glst on windows had a problem when its db size becomed larger than 10mb
approximatively.
So to reduce it's size, I implemented the script bellow, and programmed =
its
execution once a day (task
Rob Arends wrote:
your spamtrap emails will be seen as individual addresses until the smtp
session is closed, then xmail puts them all in one mbox.
Glst will see them all - this will affect your db size - unless you are
bypassing glst on your spamtrap emails.
Actually, no. Looking at the
On Thu, 15 Mar 2007, Scott Anketell wrote:
Hi all,
I was just reading through the 1.24 notes and noticed the OutBind function:
It allows to specify the IP of the interface to be used when talking to
the remote server.
Is there a way that OutBind can be used to tell Xmail to send all
I'm sure this used to work.
Sending mail from eg [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't
work and gives an error in slog:
ErrCode = -215
ErrString = DNS name not exist
Recipient domain fileserver.home does not exist
-bash [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ host fileserver
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, David Lord wrote:
I'm sure this used to work.
Sending mail from eg [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't
work and gives an error in slog:
ErrCode = -215
ErrString = DNS name not exist
Recipient domain fileserver.home does not exist
-bash
On 16 Mar 2007, at 0:16, David Lord wrote:
I never thought to try sending from fileserver.home to mail.home and
find that works ok, so something different between my 1.22 and 1.25
setups.
I'm sure this used to work.
Sending mail from eg [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't
On 15 Mar 2007, at 18:00, Davide Libenzi wrote:
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, David Lord wrote:
I'm sure this used to work.
Sending mail from eg [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't
work and gives an error in slog:
ErrCode = -215
ErrString = DNS name not exist
this may be because I made a slight modification to Xmail to
pass the real address
Yeah well you get that !!!
Standard xmail operation is to pass the RCPT TO to GLST.
Rob :-)
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