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+# Edited by Benjamin Donnachie [EMAIL PROTECTED] to add
+# initial support for aliases.
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# Policy Daemon code based on postfix-policyd-spf by Meng Weng Wong
# available at http://www.openspf.org/
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my $action = $default_response
JOYDEEP wrote:
but the problem is it can't create the mail box automatically. I have
providewd the cyrus admin calledcyrus and password to
the email admin so that during creation of a new user it also creates
an imap account for that user too.
Does it work for virtdomains: userid ? What is
JOYDEEP wrote:
But I like such an arrangement where user mail box can be created
automatically when user successfully log into cyrus.
I think I answered that in my email timed 11:23 yesterday.
Ben
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JOYDEEP wrote:
1 now if I change virtdomains: userid to virtdomains: yes I can't
create any mailbox with cm command.
it reports permissions denied. I have flipped through the log but no
log reports about this .
Are you logged in as cyrus? What is the content of the file /etc/hosts?
Ben
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
Are you logged in as cyrus? What is the content of the file /etc/hosts?
... and what command line are you using with cyradm?
Ben
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JOYDEEP wrote:
setrlimit: Unable to set file descriptors limit to -1: Operation not
permitted
I seem to recall this either being covered in here before or in the
docs. Basically, some operating systems let you set the file descriptor
limit to -1, which means unlimited. Some don't and generate
JOYDEEP wrote:
Thanks for your kind response. yes I am logged in as cyrus.
here is /etc/hosts
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127.0.0.1 opendingo.com
127.0.0.2 lvps87-230-8-228.dedicated.hosteurope.de lvps87-230-8-228
127.0.0.1 lvps87-230-8-228.opendingo.com
127.0.0.1
Michael Menge wrote:
you have set unixhierarchysep: yes so you have to create the mailbox with
cm user/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
D'oh! Can't believe I missed that... :-/
Ben
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Andrew Morgan wrote:
I believe there are also some solutions to monitor
connections and automatically add IP addresses to the /etc/hosts.deny
file, but I've never used them myself.
Fail2ban will do this (and more) see http://fail2ban.sourceforge.net/
If your system uses PAM, it's also worth
Jonathan Villa wrote:
Any ideas?
Looks like a postfix issue; try the postfix list -
http://www.postfix.org/lists.html
Ben
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Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I'll experiment with my postfix version of smmapd over the next few days
and will let you know how it goes.
I couldn't resist! Look ups of regular mailboxes appears to be working
perfectly! :-)
Using tcp_tables, postfix can only confirm whether a mailbox exists
Omni Flux wrote:
I was hoping the Postfix version of smmapd would replace this for me,
but it looks like that won't be happening soon.
After asking on the postfix list when we could expect support for
tcp_tables I found this...
http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/postfix/2005-02/0415.html
I
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I guess that a postfix version of smmapd just isn't going to happen now.
It turns out that the postfix v2.5 snapshot includes tcp_tables! :-)
I'll experiment with my postfix version of smmapd over the next few days
and will let you know how it goes.
Take care,
Ben
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I'll experiment with my postfix version of smmapd over the next few days
and will let you know how it goes.
I couldn't resist! Look ups of regular mailboxes appears to be working
perfectly! :-)
I shall do some further testing later.
Ben
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I have just released an alpha version of lmtpadinject for testing - see
http://www.py-soft.co.uk/~benjamin/download/lmtpadinject-0.02.c
This program sits between your MTA and Cyrus and injects plain text
adverts into the top of messages. By using an external program, these
can be customised to
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I have just released an alpha version of lmtpadinject for testing - see
http://www.py-soft.co.uk/~benjamin/download/lmtpadinject-0.02.c
I've made some minor changes already to take into account real world
messages and the version timed at 16:40 on 2007/05/11
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I've made some minor changes already to take into account real world
messages and the version timed at 16:40 on 2007/05/11 is the latest copy.
Sorry - I lied! Another very minor change so the 23:00hrs version of
v0.02 is now the most up-to-date. Think I'll move
JOYDEEP wrote:
Is it possible to have multi domain if I have multiple domain in ldap ?
Try reading the documentation that came with cyrus. Try reading the
cyrus wiki. Try using Google.
If you still can't find the answer, then come back to us.
Ben
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Simon Matter wrote:
I'm still interested to integrate it into my rpms but only if the encoding
issue has been solved. I'm sure people will start using it once it's in
the package.
Would appear that I've wasted my time - although the tcp_tables protocol
is fully documented for postfix, if you
I've offered to help write a patch for cyrus so that it adds
personalised adverts to the top of incoming emails. Before I continue,
I should point out that the organisation concerned donates the money
raised to a number of charities.
I prefer the solution of patching cyrus, rather than
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I prefer the solution of patching cyrus, rather than modifying the
message before it is delivered, so that cyrus duplicate detection
continues to work.
Bron Gondwana has kindly advised me that Cyrus duplicate detection works
on the Message-Id header, so it's back
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
I couldn't find anything suitable through Google, so I modified smmapd
to work with postfix.
Anyone using this? If so, I'll hurry up and tidy it up. It not, it can
carry on waiting a little bit longer.
Ben
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Simon Matter wrote:
You may want to have a look at the postfix code which includes functions
for encoding/decoding in postfix/src/util/hex_quote.c
Thanks for the tip! :-)
I intend to add a short section of code to do any decoding and then
lower case the command.
(I'd also try to do it but
Ken Murchison wrote:
When the Postfix users out there feel that this code is stable, please
attach it to a new bugzilla feature request.
Will do! I hope to get it tested properly by the end of the week.
Take care,
Ben
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Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
However, tests over telnet were fine and this patch against cyrus-imapd
v2.3.7 might be useful to someone...
Ah, but it doesn't take care of this...
Tested over telnet and seems fine. I will test it further with postfix
soon and probably tidy the code.
The mailbox
Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
However, tests over telnet were fine and this patch against cyrus-imapd
v2.3.7 might be useful to someone...
Ah, but it doesn't take care of this...
ENCODING
In request and reply parameters, the character %, each
non-printing character, and each
Sebastian Hagedorn wrote:
You'll have to write this yourself. We have a Perl script for that. It
does more than just notify users and is too specific to our setup to share.
I use Mark Borrie's quotacheck.pl modified for my system. It should be
on Google somewhere.
Take care,
Ben
Cyrus
I couldn't find anything suitable through Google, so I modified smmapd
to work with postfix. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to test it
fully yet as the version of postfix with my distro doesn't support tcp
look ups (And I'm too lazy to recompile at the moment!).
However, tests over telnet
John Thomas wrote:
I am still curios if Postfix has accepted the message prior to or after
the execution of the sieve script.
On my system at least, the sieve scripts are executed once messages have
been accepted by postfix and passed to cyrus for delivery.
I need to look into it further, but
John Thomas wrote:
I would like (for convenience) to use Sieve to reject certain messages,
but do not want to send backscatter.
Use discard instead.
Ben
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Nik Conwell wrote:
If anybody wants the patch (pretty small) I can send it somewhere
appropriate.
Please, I'd be interested! :)
Ben
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Jim John wrote:
We would like to know if there is a way to prevent these types of attacks?
Take a look at fail2ban [1]
Ben
[1] http://fail2ban.sourceforge.net/
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My dspam patch below should be useful for sites running cyrus-imap with
plussed addressing.
Take care,
Ben
Original Message
I think that should be PlussedUserLowercase, and it might be too
specific to use plus as the detail separator (qmail uses - by
default, but from
maxxik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so .. what about sendmail+dspam+cyrus ?
That's exactly that I use - when I'm back on site, I'll send you a copy of
my config.
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Benjamin Donnachie wrote:
so .. what about sendmail+dspam+cyrus ?
That's exactly that I use - when I'm back on site, I'll send you a copy of
my config.
In sendmail.mc I have...
FEATURE(`preserve_local_plus_detail')dnl
define(`LUSER_RELAY
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Scott M. Likens wrote:
Does anybody here use this sheaf ? )
yep, works fantastic.
Same here!
Ben
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Andrzej Adam Filip wrote:
I personally prefer to reject spam *in smtp session*.
I'm quite happy with dspam - it catches the majority of my spam and I
haven't had any false positives since I reinstalled it a few months ago.
(Touch wood).
Any
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Andrzej Adam Filip wrote:
Post another confirmation for future readers after a few days of using it.
I have seen a few ugly surprises created by aliases and rule set 5
interactions (low but non zero chance).
Still works! :-)
A little cheeky...
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Andrzej Adam Filip wrote:
You can use F=1 mailer flag to make sendmail *strip* (remove) null bytes
from *headers* before relaying message to cyrus imap.
Ah! The 1 flag isn't listed on the FAQ I was using as a reference!
I think that rejecting
At the moment, I use shadow passwords for cyrus-imapd authentication and
I would like sendmail to reject any message for which the recipient does
not have an account on the server.
This is complicated because I use plussed addresses with cyrus-imapd;
if I enable the w sendmail mailer
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Andrzej Adam Filip wrote:
How it is supposed to work:
* flag F=5 will turn on processing of rule set file
* checks done by F=w flag will be done by error luser relay in rule set 5
* preserve_local_plus_detail will stop sendmail from stripping
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