Definitely CPU intensive.
I will look into this a bit further. I usually install utilities
on a separate workstation with a task manager combined with batch
files to handle odd jobs. Even an old Windows 98 machine with an
Ethernet connection would do just fine.
Feature to combine report
This was mentioned/asked by someone else as part of another topic, but I
did not see a different answer.
Is there a way to see the real time Declude console when logged on via
terminal services?
John Tolmachoff
Network Engineer
211 E. Imperial Hwy., Suite 106
Fullerton, CA 92835
Is there a way to see the real time Declude console when logged on via
terminal services?
I do not believe there is a way to see it when logged on via terminal services.
-Scott
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I've seen some posts about the Declude Console lately. What is that? Can
anyone get it? How?
Todd
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I've seen some posts about the Declude Console lately. What is that? Can
anyone get it? How?
It is a console that lets you see some basic information about the recent
E-mails that IMail has received, as well as the log files. You can
download it from
I just tried to install it per the instructions below and i can't seem to
get any info out of it... just a header and a bunch of 0's...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jim
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 11:31 AM
I have the following placed just after the advanced options and just
before the tests in global.cfg
WHITELIST FROM @moorcroft.co.uk
Will this do the trick for all mail coming from the moorcroft.co.uk
domain? Of all the mail I process these guys' mail servers are the only
ones making declude
I have the following placed just after the advanced options and just
before the tests in global.cfg
WHITELIST FROM @moorcroft.co.uk
Will this do the trick for all mail coming from the moorcroft.co.uk
domain?
Yes (unless someone sends mail with a return address different than their
actual
Could it be that I was in a terminal server session?
That could account for why you didn't see any information in it.
-Scott
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Did the same exact thing here.
Jeff
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Has the issue about whitelisting higher order domains will whitelist lower
order domains been resolved?
Example:
WHITELIST abc.com
should whitelist xyz.abc.com, 123.abc.com, etc
Todd
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Welp, i am on the console of the server and nothing happens... From what I
understand, the program just starts by itself? since that didn't happen, I
tried starting it manually and it still gave all 0's...
Well, if it doesn't start by itself, starting it manually isn't going to do
anything.
Just downloaded the console exe to my imail folder and changed my
global.cfg file and it fired up immediately! It's a shame it doesn't
work with terminal server.
-Cris
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Sent: Tuesday,
Yep, all three of those things are done...
Actually, it turns out that you need to have the CONSOLE ON in all your
config files (if you have CONSOLE OFF in any of them, it may override the
CONSOLE ON setting in another).
-Scott
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Yup, that was it... Thanks!
Jim
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 1:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Declude console
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: Yep, all three of those things are done...
:
: Actually, it turns out that
Using Outlook Express I cannot find a way to setup a Message Rule that
looks at the Header. Am I missing something?
I'm told that you cannot setup a Message Rule in Netscape that looks at
the Body of the message. Is this true?
Once I have an answer for these questions I may have a follow-up.
Hi all,
Just installed JunkMail Pro with the default settings. Did some tests using
rsp set off and I'm getting the warning in the headers as expected. What
an awesome product, Scott!
Since I've received over 100 spam messages in the last 40 minutes (from the
log info), I'm quickly realizing
I'll raise my hand as a second vote! :)
John Tolmachoff
Network Engineer
211 E. Imperial Hwy., Suite 106
Fullerton, CA 92835
714-578-7999, ext. 104
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www.reliancesoft.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Charles
While testing...I'd like to do something similar to WARN and HOLD at the
same time. That is, let the message go through but keep a copy for
evaluation when I have time. This could be either in the \spool\spam folder
or forwarded/copied to a dummy account and checked via email.
This isn't
What if you were to hold them, but then set up a scheduled job that runs
once per hour or so. That job would:
1. copy all held messages back to the queue for delivery.
2. move all held messages into a review directory (to clear the hold area
for next time.
The result would be almost the same
Another possibility is the global cc...
What if you set up the global cc to a review mailbox.
Then set up that review mailbox with an IMail rule to delete any message not
contianing a warning string?
Just thinking outside the box.
_M
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Hey! Thanks for all the quick, helpful responses. In case anyone is
interested, here's what I figured out...
I set up a ]TEST]alert.eml for each test type. In the file, I put:
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From: postmaster@%LOCALHOST%
Subject: [SPAM] Failed:
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