I do store all of my user databases in SQL, but it doesn't really matter,
the CF side never see's the username/password. It's just a little trick I
did to verify the identity of the user.
My whitelist/blacklists are so very simple... I'm actually not using
declude's whitelists/blacklists... Those
WDGWHITELIST externalnonzero D:\Myapps\test.exe 7 4
Just to verify, you want to add a weight of 7 if a message fails and a
weight of 4 if it passes?
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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The envelope file (the Q*.smd file) is locked. Well it isn't really
locked. The file name is changed so the Q is an _ underline
character and the .smd is .~md. You can read the file and it
doesn't really seem to hurt anything.
Are you saying that if the external program is going to parse the Q
John,
Monday, December 2, 2002 you wrote:
JT Are you saying that if the external program is going to parse the
JT Q file, it will not find it because it has been renamed to _ with
JT an extension of .~md at that point?
Yes.
I'm not exactly clear on what program has changed the name. I
I just posted asp source to my app which is similar in concept to Tom's,
except it also has a spambox to manage held spam for the user. I know
some people have looked at it, but I haven't received any feedback yet.
It aollows for management of the spam messages separate from Imail's
aging since
Since Scott now allows variables to be passed this is mostly
unnecessary but when I wrote my application variables were not
available.
So, instead of having the following test:
MYPROGRAM external nonzero D:\imail\declude\myprogram.exe 0 0
I can have:
MYPROGRAM external nonzero
So, instead of having the following test:
MYPROGRAM external nonzero D:\imail\declude\myprogram.exe 0 0
I can have:
MYPROGRAM external nonzero D:\imail\declude\myprogram.exe %MAILFROM%
%ALLRECIPS% 0 0
And then use the %MAILFROM% and %ALLRECIPS% as the arguments that myprogram
can
From a command prompt in the directory of Imail, type declude -diag.
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Keith Johnson
Sent:
Once Declude is installed, is there a command line switch to determine
what version you are running?
You can type \IMail\Declude -diag (*EXACTLY* like that) from a command
prompt to find the version you are running (note that if you make any
changes to that command, such as changing the
I'm sorry to be a rube, but how, exactly, does IPNOTINMX work? I cannot
seem to make the corrections necessary to pass this test from my
workstation. I am merely sending an e-mail to myself directly through
the IMail server. My return address and IMail server share the same
domain. That domain
So, IPNOTINMX compares the MX IP against the SENDER (workstation) IP?
Not the SENDING MAIL SERVER'S IP?
To pass this test, wouldn't this require that the sender be seated at
the mail server? When would there otherwise be an MX record matching
the sender? I don't get it.
Dave
R. Scott Perry
So, IPNOTINMX compares the MX IP against the SENDER (workstation)
IP? Not the SENDING MAIL SERVER'S IP?
It compares to the connecting IP, which in your case was your directly
connected workstation. For remote connections, it would indeed be the
mail server.
-Sandy
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So, IPNOTINMX compares the MX IP against the SENDER (workstation) IP?
Not the SENDING MAIL SERVER'S IP?
The remote computer or sending server or workstation or remote
mailserver are all terms for the same thing -- whatever IP address
connects to IMail and wants to send mail. Neither IMail
I have 1 customer that does not want to have his
(domain) email checked. How do I exclude ALL the email going to his website from
being checked?
TIA
Doris
I have 1 customer that does not want to have his (domain) email checked.
How do I exclude ALL the email going to his website from being checked?
The easiest way is to add a line WHITELIST TODOMAIN @example.com to
your \IMail\Declude\global.cfg file.
-Scott
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What's the word for that throaty noise Daffy Duck makes when he shakes
his head in confusion? I'm doing that.
Actually, your note helps lots. I see now that it was folly to expect
IPNOTINMX to work with local users.
RECOMMENDATION:
When IPNOTINMX is officially adopted and added to the
RECOMMENDATION:
When IPNOTINMX is officially adopted and added to the documentation, I
humbly recommed a brief clarifying paragraph: Expect mail from local
IMail users to fail the IPNOTINMX test. In these transactions, the
sending computer is typically a workstation -- not a mail server --
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