Hi all,
I've since moved the entire xmail server install (binaries too) over to
a new freebsd 6.2 server and the errors have gone away. i'm guessing
whatever was causing the problem was related to that server rather than
anything with xmail specifically, so for the archives:
if you see -5
Hey all,
I've been noticing a strange, seemingly random occurrence lately and
I'm not sure what may have caused it (joy.)
I'm not looking for what is wrong so much as what kind of thing
triggers this error. I modified the source a little and rebuilt to give
an extra piece of info (you'll see
Compiles fine on FreeBSD 6.2 ^_^
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The HeloDomain is used when the server connects to remote smtas to send
mail going outbound.
The doc is very scarce, yet confusing sometimes, such
as the explanation for SmtpServerDomain of server.tab:
If set, forces the domain name XMail uses inside the
ESMTP banner used to support CRAM-MD5
Hiyas
Not much help, but I can confirm the time stamps at least:
: perl -e 'print scalar(localtime(hex(462312aa)))'
Mon Apr 16 14:07:38 2007
hth,
~d
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Hello,
I don't have all the messages in this thread on my laptop here so
forgive me if I'm repeating something someone already suggested.
Have you tried running something like `ngrep -W byline -P port 110`
and then having the client check their mailbox, to see exactly what
POP3 commands and
Currently, greylisting will only start accepting mail from one sender
if it retries (for example) 15 or more minutes after the first
attempt. And MTA's can take much longer before doing a second attempt
on the same MX. With both MX's pointing to one machine (two IP's), we
could instruct
Hellos,
I'm on a different comp than usual so I may be off here since I'm
missing the earlier discussion about this.
The program used on the other side to do the 'reverse check' is
simple not RFC compliant :)
(Does the 'reverse check' an integrated Exim fonctionnality or an
add-on ? I don't
Sounds like a standard core dump from something that segfaulted.
What does the command `file /core.2674` say ?
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Hello,
Have you check the shell limits to be sure it's not doing something
crazy ? To see all the limits, run:
ulimit -a
open files and user processes are the numbers you'll want to look
for mainly.
Check `dmesg` for errors as well.
If that doesn't help, then:
strace -f -v -s 500 -o
What does `ulimit -a` say and have you asked your VPS provider about
what sort of limits are imposed on the VPS ?
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Hellos,
I think this is the same patch yall are trying with, I couldn't verify
since the bug/pr database was busy when I just tried to look.
http://xmail.n3t.net/kern_event.c.patch
I've been using that on a 5.4 box (FreeBSD krondor.network3.net
5.4-STABLE FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE #0: Tue Sep 27
PS. I think maybe I will be looking into move to another smtp server.
Perhaps you should just ask for your money back ?
Honestly, you asked for a feature, it was denied, let that be it, no need to go
off on
i don't see why you can't just add it for me and act like a 14yr old to the
author
I would like to protect the email.
Are there other (or better) forms of encryption (or other approaches)
available in XMail?
There is always PGP and the like..
-darren
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Hi
It says that the header must be kept intact. This does not say wheter or
not it is allowed to modify it. And I'm modifying it (new rcpt to).
Obviously these changes are discarded, even though I replace the
original spool file by a completely rewritten one.
I brought this up a while
Hello,
But now I ran into a problem: I want to grant some read access to a
unix-group (e.g. mail) that can do support things like checking the logs
and mailboxes and so on.
Have you considered the possibility of using extended POSIX ACLs to give
specific users/groups
access to certain
According to the source, the ESPAM error shows up if the mail comes from a
spammer address in the spam-address.tab file. Have you checked the contents of
that file ?
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On Sunday 06 March 2005 03:19 pm, Jeff Buehler wrote:
The patched kern_event.c file is available at:
http://xmailforum.homelinux.net/index.php?showtopic=2414
In case it saves anyone some time finding the right spot to drop the
code fragment in ...
Sweet, I took out the relevant part of code
And in my vhost entries (anywhere that would log this really)
CustomLog /home/decker/logs/www/n3t.net-access_log combined env=!annoying
This allows me to log everything normally except the junk from the worms. I'm
not familiar with the bagle virus and what it looks for, however you may be
able
krondor last message repeated 5 times
Feb 28 14:50:10 krondor last message repeated 4 times
Feb 28 14:52:11 krondor XMail[31933]: Unable to create file
Feb 28 14:53:29 krondor su: decker to root on /dev/ttyp0
Feb 28 14:54:12 krondor XMail[31933]: Unable to create file
Feb 28 14:56:13 krondor XMail
Hello,
On my system, xmail has 1410 lines (!) similar to this (using lsof):
XMail 62067 root 8u KQUEUE 0xd7384100 count=0, state=0
It looks like you've got the same symptoms I did. I'm not sure how much traffic
your server does, that may be a factor. If you get a chance, can you
now:
( /home/decker )=-=( 04:28 PM )=-=( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
: lsof -n -p 403
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
XMail 403 root cwd VDIR 4,12 512 2 /
XMail 403 root rtd VDIR 4,12 512 2 /
XMail 403 root txt VREG 4,17
Hiyas
I don't remember where I got if from, probably from the earliest
versions, but notice the dot between top level domains and the colon.
You don't have that. Which is the correct syntax?
rtfm :)
Indeed, it's pretty clear the in Fine Manual Davide wrote.
Thanks for the reply S=F6nke !
Make your MailRoot folder chmod 700. It does not matter what modes the
files in you MailRoot have then.
I saw that in the install notes, I was just hoping for a more thorough=20
solution. Having one directory's permissions be the line between fairly=20
secure
Hi
As I said, there is no extra security if the files are 600 or something
similar (since your MailRoot is 700). XMail does not handle real system
accounts for storing mail (and that is imho one of it's biggest
advantages).
I'm gonna have to disagree. I know what you are saying, but security
Hello,
Why not installing xmail in a sandbox?
Good call :) I am planning on using a freebsd jail for it eventually, just
testing the waters right now. Allthough if the jail/sandbox is broken into,
the problems with the current permissions still apply and the cracker can
still read the emails
Me again 8=]
After work tonight I spent a few moments and put together a patch for xmail
1.21 that:
1)substitutes the POP3 user's pass word in the pop-* log with (password)
2)Sets the umask to 0077 (for BSD, Linux and Solaris) so all files created are
done so with the permissions 0600:
: ll
Hi,
Have you checked that bsa_filter uses the same perl (in the #!shebang) version
as `which perl` ?
A small script to print out what modules and their versions are installed:
(snip)
#!/usr/bin/perl
use ExtUtils::Installed;
my $instmod = ExtUtils::Installed-new();
foreach my $module
Hi
Along with what others suggested while I was writing this.. :)
Is the bsa_filter script calling spamc or spamassassin ?
Do `which spamassassin` and/or `which spamc` match the path (if any) in the
bsa_filter script ? For instance, on my server:
: which spamc
/usr/local/bin/spamc
:
Hi all,
One problem with using stunnel is that on most platforms all messages will appear to
come from localhost/127.0.0.1 since it will go:
sender - server-stunnel-ssl:465 - server-smtpd-cleartext:25 - rcpt
One thing to watch out for is that if you allow relaying from localhost (almost all
variable if you installed the server in some other
place than default.
Hope that helps,
Mircea C.
Warren Decker wrote:
I'm a new user attempting to install and configure xmail on a Linux
box at home running redhat linux and having a problem. I've gotten
the server up and running
I'm a new user attempting to install and configure xmail on a Linux box
at home running redhat linux and having a problem. I've gotten the
server up and running and able to e-mail the single user that I set up
manually(Thanks, Richard Downing), now I'm trying to set up a second
user. I'm using
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