All,
This is seemingly, an elementary question, but I am missing something.
First, I have used this configuration for whitelisting/blacklisting for
years:
read_hash(\%whitelist_sender, '/var/amavis/lists/whitelist');
read_hash(\%blacklist_sender, '/var/amavis/lists/blacklist');
I
All,
Probably not the most appropriate place for this thread, but it seems
somewhat relative.
The warranty on my edge mail server is up, and I am moving it to a VM.
In doing so, I am evaluating the applications that I run on it. Mailzu
is one of them. I noticed, and read, that Mailzu-NG is as
All,
I moved from 2.5 to 2.6 and encountered some errors. Regretfully, I
wiped my database and started fresh. This morning, I found mail queued
up for several hours. It was due to this error:
Sep 28 00:00:01 mail amavis[30234]: (30234-03) (!!)TROUBLE in
check_mail: sql-enter FAILED:
Mark,
So it is not in the SQL quarantine, and amavisd-release can't
release it for this reason.
Well, I see why this happened now. It never saved the data. I'm
assuming this is an amavis failure and not a local configuration
failure. But suggestions welcome!
Sep 21 16:39:56 mail
I see this email last summer:
Looks like the AUTO_INCREMENT counter value was reset after the
change
of the table msgs, and started counting from zero again. Not good.
As the post you found suggests, it looks like the auto-increment
counter is
b0rked. It's a simple fix, though you'll have
Jason Gauthier wrote:
All,
I moved to 2.6 from a 2.5 based application. I made all the schema
changes I could reverse engineer from the RELEASE NOTES and
README.sql.mysql files. (or whatever it was called).
I did not change my configuration in any way aside from that.
When I attempt
Jason Gauthier wrote:
All,
I moved to 2.6 from a 2.5 based application. I made all the schema
changes I could reverse engineer from the RELEASE NOTES and
README.sql.mysql files. (or whatever it was called).
I did not change my configuration in any way aside from that.
When I attempt
All,
I moved to 2.6 from a 2.5 based application. I made all the schema
changes I could reverse engineer from the RELEASE NOTES and
README.sql.mysql files. (or whatever it was called).
I did not change my configuration in any way aside from that.
When I attempt to release some mail
Jason Gauthier wrote:
All,
I moved to 2.6 from a 2.5 based application. I made all the schema
changes I could reverse engineer from the RELEASE NOTES and
README.sql.mysql files. (or whatever it was called).
I did not change my configuration in any way aside from that.
When I attempt
All,
I am moving from 2.5 to 2.6. I know there are schema changes, and
maybe other requirements needed before I can start running 2.6. Would
someone suggest a process, or document, I can follow?
I want to get it right one the first try!
Thanks!
Jason
I am moving from 2.5 to 2.6. I know there are schema changes, and
maybe other requirements needed before I can start running 2.6.
Would
someone suggest a process, or document, I can follow?
I want to get it right one the first try!
See: http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/release-notes.txt
All,
Recently had many thousands of messages hold up my mail server, and I
adjusted max_servers to 15, and also changed master.cf to reflex that on
the 'post processing' side.
My question is, how much is too much? Server limitations aside, and
speaking strictly software/OS. At what
All,
This is not very pretty at all, but if you are on a vt100 compatible
terminal, you might like this.
I wanted to sticky my amavisd-nanny in a small window and leave it on my
desktop.
But, it continually scrolls. Some might like seeing that historical
data, but I wanted real time redraws.
All,
Running Debian 4.x.My /var/amavis/amavisd.pid file keeps
disappearing. I'm sure something in cron is doing it, but I have not
located it yet. Does anyone know?
Thanks,
Jason
-
This SF.net email is sponsored
Running Debian 4.x.My /var/amavis/amavisd.pid file keeps
disappearing. I'm sure something in cron is doing it, but I have
not
located it yet. Does anyone know?
Do you mean /var/run/amavis/amavisd.pid?
I do, but mine is located in /var/amavis
grep ! /var/log/mail.log
Nope.
Hey all,
With the help of this list, I was able to get p0f working
successfully. One issue, perhaps:
All my fingerprints result in UNKNOWN.
As an example:
Jul 3 09:49:32 mail amavis[4056]: (04056-15) OS_fingerprint:
66.63.160.251 14.216 UNKNOWN
On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 09:51 -0400, Jason Gauthier wrote:
Hey all,
With the help of this list, I was able to get p0f working
successfully. One issue, perhaps:
All my fingerprints result in UNKNOWN.
is your mail server behind a nat firewall? That tends to kill most
Mark,
Is amavisd getting information about client IP from MTA through
XFORWARD?
A client IP address should show (through macro %a) in the log,
and at log level 1 also in the log entry such as:
amavis[16469]: (16469-18) Checking: rhOluIzi8z9w [121.133.47.8] xxx
-
xxx
My Checking line
All,
I've been reading some documentation, and trying to implement p0f
fingerprint checking.
I went ahead and turned it on in my config:
$os_fingerprint_method = 'p0f:127.0.0.1:2345'; # to query
p0f-analyzer.pl
And the resulting amavisd log shows that the fingerprint code is loaded.
I am
I started seeing this in my mailq. So I deleted my quarantine database,
which is only virus.
It now has zero rows, but still occurs. I'm not an SQL idiot, but I'm
uncertain what the problem is here.
Thanks,
Jason
-=-=-=-=
05E0CEFC9C44713 Tue May 15 01:42:25 MAILER-DAEMON
(host
is there a way to print amavisd-new current configuration?
I mean the values of all configuration variables (like
$mydomain and so on). I imagine this is a FAQ... but I
couldn't find an answer yet :(
cat /usr/sbin/amavisd /etc/amavisd.conf | egrep '\$' | lpr
Well, that gets you
Mark,
Policy Banks, being new to amavisd are definitely new to me. The
originating style policy bank is very appealing to me, and I would
like to implement this. I realize there are a few methods to
accommodate this. I think I would prefer to do it with XFORWARD
from
postfix.
The
]'
132888 Query UPDATE msgs SET content='C',
quar_type=' ', quar_loc='', dsn_sent='N', spam_l
evel='0',
message_id='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
, from_addr='\Jason Gauthier\
[EMAIL PROTECTED]', subject='sdlfkj' WHERE mail_id='M+tLtOzPmNIh'
132953 Query SELECT
All,
Policy Banks, being new to amavisd are definitely new to me. The
originating style policy bank is very appealing to me, and I would
like to implement this. I realize there are a few methods to
accommodate this. I think I would prefer to do it with XFORWARD from
postfix.
The
Hey all,
I've been happily running postfix (relay only), amavisd, and
spamassassin for well over two years now. (end point is Exchange 2003)
(09:33:40 up 810 days, 10:12, 2 users, load average: 0.87, 1.19, 1.18)
All of my quarantined emails go to an Exchange mailbox that I review.
Any
Greetings all,
I recently wrote some scripts to populate my whitelist and
blacklist automatically.
I began to review log files for blocks and saw a few from 03/04:
Mar 4 00:02:53 mail amavis[16806]: (16806-03) SPAM-KILL,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -
[EMAIL PROTECTED], score=x, kill=2.3,
26 matches
Mail list logo
