On 19.08.13 15:23, Michael Chonlahan wrote:
We are looking at going to a new email system but want to forward current
email to the new system
need some help setting this up.
If you post a question to a list, and people ask for details to you on the
list, you should send your responses to the
On 19.08.13 21:09, Nick Ellson wrote:
I seem to have found my final mail issues when I saw my mail queue had over
900 megs of mail backed up that looks like I was an open relay.
can you provide headers of any such message?
The local network is easy, that is what the smtpaccess/default file is
Thanks for the quick reply!
On 20.08.2013 01:34, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
I do not see the connection between PFS and these two specific key
exchange protocols.
PFS is just a generic concept, not tied to any particular technology.
To my knowledge the ciphers starting with DHE and ECDHE are the
Hello Matus, and thank you.
1. Yes, I can provide quite a few as a buddy's answer to quieting my system
down so we can look at what happened was to rename /var/lib/courier/msgq /
msgs and tmp adding the .foo extension...
gubbie /var/lib/courier/msgq.foo # ls
137108 137143 137178 137213
Gerald Hopf writes:
I don't recall offhand if you are required to use a DH certificate,
instead of an RSA certificate, or if having DH parameters is sufficient.
Use 'openssl dhparams to generate a set of new DH parameters, and
append them to your certificate file, and see if it helps. If
On 20.08.13 05:18, Nick Ellson wrote:
gubbie /var/lib/courier/msgq.foo/137108 # cat C1487564.1371088460
sgr...@nickellson.com
fdns; habmpq ([181.66.48.149])
e
t
M0016B2CC.51B92649.1CA1
rewheele...@yahoo.com
yes, here it looks like spam. But I meant the headers from D* file, most
OK, I am scanning the .foo directories looking for that file.
Right now I am back online, but I guess I now require authentication to even
receive mail?
From a system on my 10 net. My mail server only accepts nickellson.com,
this used to work as my not trying anything funny test. If I add the -a
While watching my logs reject most everything that connects... I saw a flash
of e-mail addresses and rushed to look at my queue
gubbie ~ # mailq
Size Queue IDDate
User From
Status Recipient
I shut down outbound SMTP at my firewall in hopes of trapping the problem...
found it.. someone got my password..
gubbie /var/lib/courier/msgs/54 # cat D1395754
Received: from kzjevialvhn ([31.133.50.72])
(AUTH: LOGIN gr...@nickellson.com)
by nickellson.com with ESMTPA; Tue, 20 Aug 2013
openssl dhparams generates DH parameters. couriertls checks if the
certificate file contains DH parameters, and if so, they get loaded.
As you know, Courier reads both the private key and the certificate
from the same file. PEM-formatted files may have multiple contents,
like a private
On 2013-08-20 14:18, Nick Ellson wrote:
[...]
(BTW, that LS still is not done... cringe)
Hint: ls -l will do a stat for each and every file,
AND a sort afterwards.
Especially when you just want to know the number of files,
or some example filenames, ls -f is much faster :)
hth,
--
Infineon
Still searching for that message..
gubbie /var/lib/courier/msgs.foo # find . -name D1487564*
Been running 30 mins now. anyone know a faster way to locate this one for
Matus?
Nick
On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 5:32 AM, Matus UHLAR - fantomas
uh...@fantomas.skwrote:
On 20.08.13 05:18, Nick Ellson
Found it, and yup, it shows authenticated.. so courier was not the relay..
my password got owned.. it's been changed.
gubbie /var/lib/courier/msgs.foo # cat ./64/D1487564
Received: from habmpq ([181.66.48.149])
(AUTH: LOGIN gr...@nickellson.com)
by nickellson.com with ESMTPA; Wed, 12 Jun
On Tue 20/Aug/2013 01:33:34 +0200 Sam Varshavchik wrote:
I agree that in this situation, 'none' would be the more technically
proper result. This will be changed.
BTW, 4408bis just entered Last Call. There are not many differences,
but it seems to be a good occasion to review SPF
Hello,
I need assistance fixing a (configuration?) problem:
courier does not send Delivery Status Notifications.
I am willing to pastebin logs (I am not smart enough to use the SMTP
dialog for debugging), DNS records, config files, wireshark captures,
etc. as needed.
best regards,
Bernd
PS:
On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 3:04 AM, Sam Varshavchik mr...@courier-mta.comwrote:
I don't have any figures or stats. But everywhere I look, I see no signs
of life. On Usenet, comp.mail.imap used to carry respectable daily traffic
a while ago. It's a ghost town now, maybe a dozen posts a year, for
Thanks everyone that gave me advice. I seem to be back up and running
again, and not relaying for bad people ;-)
It appears that the main issue was that my account credentials were
compromised for a 1 month period, which loaded my system up with so much
spam things would not function. This made
Bernd Prünster writes:
Hello,
I need assistance fixing a (configuration?) problem:
courier does not send Delivery Status Notifications.
I am willing to pastebin logs (I am not smart enough to use the SMTP
dialog for debugging), DNS records, config files, wireshark captures,
etc. as needed.
I need to change the path to users homedirectory for a mailserver
management overhaul. I'm using an LDAP backend.
When I script it, Presumably if I change the homedirectory location in ldap
first, THEN carry out the physical directory move, I won't leave any mails
in queues with delivery failures
Lisa Muir writes:
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I need to change the path to users homedirectory for a mailserver management
overhaul. I'm using an LDAP backend.
When I script it, Presumably if I change the homedirectory location in ldap
first, THEN carry out the physical directory move, I
Gerald Hopf writes:
default. If even the official courier-mta.org MX server doesn't have
this correctly enabled, I somehow doubt anyone else does... And somehow
dovecot/postfix seem to manage to have this as default without
generation special DH parameter files ?
It's two opposite
On Tue, 2013-08-20 at 13:59 -0700, Nick Ellson wrote:
It appears that the main issue was that my account credentials were
compromised for a 1 month period, which loaded my system up with so
much spam things would not function. This made the rest of it look
very bad.
I had this happen a while
It's absolute murder on my poor hard drives trying to clean off all that
chaff... Found a find script that is holding the fastest file per second
delete rate.. Still looking at more than a day to dump it all. :-/ thinking if
I drop to a rescue DVD to quiet the other use it might finish in a day
Sam Varshavchik writes:
Gerald Hopf writes:
default. If even the official courier-mta.org MX server doesn't have
this correctly enabled, I somehow doubt anyone else does... And somehow
dovecot/postfix seem to manage to have this as default without
generation special DH parameter files ?
For Android I have found that AquaMail is a very reliable IMAP client that
works perfectly well with my Courier install. I have SSL port 993 exposed on my
firewall and am able to access my email via the cellular network wherever I am.
I tried a lot of email clients before AquaMail and they
Hi.
Am 21.08.2013 03:09, schrieb Sam Varshavchik:
Ok, here's exactly what I mean. In your esmtpd-ssl, imapd-ssl, or
pop3-ssl configuration file, set the TLS_DHCERTFILE setting to the file
that has your DH parameters, in PEM format. It can be the same file as
the TLS_CERTFILE.
Thanks for your
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