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customers pumping spam (likely because they are zombies) through our
mail servers? I mean, I'm getting thousands of these things, and they
do seem to be corresponding to at least one customer being connected via
dialup.
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I've set it to relay mail only for the
IMail server.
It just started a couple of days ago. Is there a new worm making the
rounds?
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This is a terribly stupid question, but I'm putting together another IMGate
box, and have downloaded the latest experimental version of Postfix, but my
brain's in a fog as to what I compile with it. I know I have to do PCRE,
but is there anything special for anvil?
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Len Conrad wrote:
>>This is a terribly stupid question, but I'm putting together another IMGate
>>box, and have downloaded the latest experimental version of Postfix, but my
>>brain's in a fog as to what I compile with it.
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> make
> make install
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>> I know I have to do PCRE,
>>but is t
thanks.
One odd problem though. The new server, despite having almost identical
configuration (save for host name and IP address) is spitting out
failure messages in droves. What can I do stop that, as it's annoying
and fills up my root mailbox awfully fast.
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Len Conrad wrote:
> Bad e-mail habits sustains spam
It's what I've been thinking for a while. The real solution to the spam
and virus wars is ultimately going to have to be a wetware upgrade.
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of our SPAM probles, SPF will at very
> best be tiny increment of help, and we are a long way from "very best" SPF
> implementation.
My primary intest in making SPF records for all our mail domains is to
ensure delivery with some of the big guys, which give some preferential
waiting when an SPF record is found.
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Right now both my IMGate servers are running on Slackware boxes. I'm
thinking of migrating one to Ubuntu, but was just wondering if anybody had
had any experiences with compiling and maintaining Postfix under this
distro.
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- Original Message -
From: "Dave Beckstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 10:30
Subject: [IMGate] Re: IMGate/Postfix under Ubuntu/Debian
> What have you thought of IMGATE so far? How effective is it compared to
> your previous solution?
My previous solution wa
Okay, real stupid question. How does one display the version of Postfix?
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ProNet wrote:
>postconf mail_version
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>Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 1:29 PM
>To: IMGate
>Subject: [IMGate] Postfix Version
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>Okay, real stupid qu
pd: bad command startup -- throttling
Any hints on where my problems may be?
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