On 12 Apr 2011, at 6:16 PM, IT-Support wrote: > Thanks for the help so far. > Where is the traceback data meant to show up. On the browser or in the > logs.
The traceback will show up on the browser screen. > Does it matter what browser I use. I've got the whole range: IE, Opera, > Chrome, Firefox... It shouldn't really matter, but i have not really tested with opera > > I turned off javascript in Opera and then some of the problems went > away. I'm still not seeing any traceback. In this case the issues could be opera / javascript related > Does Baruwa require that javascript be disabled? That doesn't make sense > because the Messages screen uses it to refresh. No it does not. I simply told you to disable it such that the traceback would not be masked as the ajax calls sanitize the error and do not provide the full traceback. > > Now releasing from quarantine sends the mail back to Postfix and it > get's re-caught by the spam/virus scanners and ends up back in > quarantine. You need to add 127.0.0.1 to your whitelist incase syncdb did not do it. > > Domains are still a mystery to me. Is this at all relevant to me if I'm > just using this MailScanner as a gateway mail server and relaying clean > mail to another server. The domains are only useful if you are going to use external authentication and configure your MTA's relay_domains from the mysql database. > > I'm starting to look like a noob here, but I'm not. Or I didn't think I > was. :( > Thanks again for the quick responses. I would suggest you take a look at the spamsnake howto to see how integration of domains in baruwa could be used in your MTA. > John -- Baruwa - www.baruwa.org _______________________________________________ Baruwa mailing list [email protected] http://lists.baruwa.org/mailman/listinfo/baruwa
