Re: [exim] Router testing with "source port"

Hi, Luca - Take a look at the *The Exim command line* section in the *Exim Specification*. In there you'll find many options beginning with "-oM" that can be used to set all sorts of things. For example, you might find the -oMa option useful. You can use these with -bt, or you can do other types

[exim] Router testing with "source port"

Hi list! I have in my exim configuration many routers depending from the port used to send the E-Mail. Now I need to test them and I really don't know how... :( To test a router I usually use exim -bt b...@blah.de, but so exim use ignore the source port. Is there any option for "exim -bt"

Re: [exim] Router testing with "source port"

On 12/03/18 08:14, Luca Bertoncello via Exim-users wrote: > To test a router I usually use exim -bt b...@blah.de, but so exim use > ignore the source port. > Is there any option for "exim -bt" to specify the source port of the > E-Mail? No, because you're not actually sending a message. Use

[exim] Any way to implement an incoming SMTP time limit?

Hi I've set smtp_receive_timeout in an attempt to limit the time an incoming connection can stay active - this works as designed - however this timer is reset whenever any new data comes in - I'd like to set a maximum connection time - so that when an incoming connection is established it has

Re: [exim] Router testing with "source port"

Zitat von Mike Brudenell via Exim-users : Hi Mike! Take a look at the *The Exim command line* section in the *Exim Specification*. In there you'll find many options beginning with "-oM" that can be used to set all sorts of things. For example, you might find the -oMa

Re: [exim] Any way to implement an incoming SMTP time limit?

> On Mar 12, 2018, at 7:38 AM, Jeremy Harris via Exim-users > wrote: > >> I've set smtp_receive_timeout in an attempt to limit the time an incoming >> connection can stay active - this works as designed - however this timer is >> reset whenever any new data comes in -

Re: [exim] Why "blackhole"?

Mike Brudenell via Exim-users schrieb: Hi Mike > The sample configuration you posted is just a set of ACLs entries. The This was NOT a sample configuration, but the real configuration we use to scan the E-Mail with Kaspersky... > *Specification* seems to be saying that

[exim] Why "blackhole"?

Hi list, I recently discovered this very curiously message in the mainlog: 2018-02-28 00:56:11 1eqp6G-0004wp-IR DKIM: d=email.microsoftemail.com s=102420140131 c=relaxed/relaxed a=rsa-sha1 b=1024 [verification succeeded] 2018-02-28 00:56:12 1eqp6G-0004wp-IR LMS check accept: 250 OK

Re: [exim] Why "blackhole"?

Have you added a local_scan function to your configuration? https://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch-adding_a_local_scan_function_to_exim.html If so, then it sounds like it has decided to discard all the recipients for that incoming message. If you read the *Specification*

Re: [exim] Why "blackhole"?

Zitat von Mike Brudenell via Exim-users : Hi Mike Have you added a local_scan function to your configuration? Yes! Kaspersky. And I must say, that I already had some suspect on that...

Re: [exim] Any way to implement an incoming SMTP time limit?

On 10/03/18 14:21, Julian Rhind via Exim-users wrote: > I've set smtp_receive_timeout in an attempt to limit the time an incoming > connection can stay active - this works as designed - however this timer is > reset whenever any new data comes in - I'd like to set a maximum connection > time -

Re: [exim] Why "blackhole"?

On 12 March 2018 at 15:59, Luca Bertoncello via Exim-users < exim-users@exim.org> wrote: > > Yes! Kaspersky. And I must say, that I already had some suspect on that... > > If local_scan says to accept the message but it has no recipients left it >> is blackholed. >> > > OK, thanks. > But I really

[exim] Choosing the outbound IP address according to a Database query.

Exim version 4.89 #1 built 05-Oct-2017 13:48:15 (Linux Gentoo) Problem: I have users either with weak passwords or whom give away their passwords... Result: Spammers have their "information" so can use my relay mail server to send spam on my clients behalf to many other people. If it bounces -

Re: [exim] Choosing the outbound IP address according to a Database query.

On Mon, 12 Mar 2018, Mark Elkins via Exim-users wrote: The machine is for Mail Submission - so it can have a common "inbound" interface for my clients - and just needs a specific outbound IP address. I have a fair number of IP addresses. I'd like to have a pool of interfaces - each with their