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which file are you deleting, I thought you meant delete
the IP's from the CA list?
Tripp Allen wrote:
Try
stopping smtpd32, deleting the file then add an entry from IAdmin.
Then restart smtpd32.
Tripp
I thought it was supposed to do that from reading an
email on the list. That would be great!
So we could try deleting what is on the control access list and that
may set things into motion?
Bill
Tripp Allen wrote:
The
addresses that are automatically blocked should show up in the access
control list in the Admin. It appears that the admin is having
trouble with the file format (it has changed for this version). I've
been able to duplicate the problem when they don't show up. What I did
to make them start appearing again was delete my list and then add new
entries from IAdmin. After that blocked addresses started showing up
in the list again. We'll look into this right away.
Tripp
Yes, definitely. The only way to remove now is
really a flush by restarting the smtp service that takes all blocked
IP's from memory.
Kevin Bilbee wrote:
Not only review but also remove an entry if
needed.
Kevin Bilbee
Hello Bill,
Good feature request - i've logged in the
product feature backlog - as a feature of the DOS feature.
Bye for now,
kg
Happy to have this new feature of imail but
would like to be able to get a list of IP's being blocked. One of our
customers' IT staff called and said we were blocking his IP. I don't
have a method from my end to really confirm this that I know of?
I think it would be great if this were stored in a file we could review.
Bill
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