Re: [exim] Exim Logo as vector graphics
Hi, I tried with https://www.vectorizer.io and the result is ok, as long as the original material is huge enough. The one from exim.org or wiki page work but it would be better to have a pixel image in higher resolution. Anyone have such a file? Best regards, Markus > Hi, > > I've an unusual issue. > > Exim is going to be represented¹ at the annual cPanel conference: > https://conference.cpanel.com/ > They asked us for a vector version of the Exim Logo. > > All we have so far is the pixled version from the Website. > > So my question: Is anybody of you capable to create a vector version of > the Exim logo, being as as similar as possible to the pixled version? > > Best regards from Dresden/Germany > Viele Grüße aus Dresden > Heiko Schlittermann -- ## List details at https://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
Re: [exim] Sieve legal question, somehow offtopic
> On 24 Mar 2019, at 3:40, jan-jun.2019--- via Exim-users wrote: > >> So, again, please excuse me -- this is a generic legal question, not >> (only) related to exim. > > As described, not AT ALL related to Exim, as Exim does not implement the > functionality you are asking about. > > Maybe you should ask ask lawyers then, rather than Exim admins. Ideally, > ask a lawyer with relevant experience and expertise that you have paid > to give you legal advice. > > I am not a lawyer and have no experience at all interacting with EU law > in any meaningful way. However, for over 20 years I've had a steady > trickle of occasional Germans tell me with absolute certainty that the > way I configure and manage mail servers violates German privacy law. No > lawyer has ever told me the same thing, even German lawyers when > discussing systems subject to German law in a professional business > context. > > Everyone who has ever asserted to me that I could not legally configure > a mail system to reject or discard or content-filter or preserve email > in a particular way has been a spammer, a spammer's collaborator, a mail > admin, or some combination of the three. None have been lawyers > qualified to make such assertions. > > I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice. If you want legal advice, > find a lawyer. Hi Bill, many thanks for your exciting report! Yes, German law is just annoying, and now, we have to include EU law (like DSGVO / GDPR) as well. So, no one really knows what is allowed and what is not. I am not surprised at all to read what you say here :-) But, maybe, someone out here within the EU may tell something like "yes, we also had to skip sieve reject". Or, "nonsense, we still use it", or something like that? Many thanks to everyone here! Best regards, Markus -- ## List details at https://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
Re: [exim] Header question, X-Relay-User
Hi Heiko,
> jan-jun.2019--- via Exim-users (So 03 Mär 2019
17:10:10 CET):
> > I want to prevent exim from sending out the "X-Relay-User" header line.
>
> In the first place I'd try to find the origin of this line.
> Exim doesn't know about any such line, the X- prefix indicates, that
> this isn't a standard header line.
>
> > Reason behind is, that I am running a real email account together with
> > several email redirects to this single email account. So, whenever such a
> > redirect / forwarding address is being spammed, I can simply close it and
> > open a slightly different one and use this instead.
>
> Hm. This is questionable practice, but probably to the topic we should
> discuss about. (I'm using a static and well known mail address for
decades now.)
>
> > When accessing /usr/sbin/exim4 locally, then Squirrel email client is
> > able to write the header without "X-Relay-User" info. But,
>
> So, probably Squirrel isn't the origin of this header.
>
> > when accessing exim via smtp on a different box then this directive is
> > ignored and the real email address is part of the header.
>
> What directive you're talking about?
Sorry, forgot to mention this -- I meant
squirrel/config/config_local.php +=
define('hide_squirrelmail_header', 1);
> > Does exim only accept customized headers when called from
/usr/sbin/exim4?
> > Can exim be told to not write X-Relay-User even when called via smtp?
>
> You can ask exim to remove any header you want. Check the docs for
>
> remove_header (ACL)
> and
> headers_remove (routers, transports)
Thanks,
best regards,
Markus,
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Munich
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