qmail Digest 6 Jun 1999 10:00:01 - Issue 663
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26356 by: "D. J. Bernstein" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
26361 by: Dave Teske [EMAIL PROTECTED]
qmailanalog - get sender and recipient?
26357 by: Eric
+ "D. J. Bernstein" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
| Last night, [EMAIL PROTECTED] reinjected thirty old messages
| from various authors to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In case anyone, like me, would like to purge their own archives of
this list of the reinjected messages, they appear to be the messages
numbered
there are as many RBL's as there are acronyms,
theres dul.maps.vix.com for dialup-ip's
and dssl.imrss.org for the same purpose (i belive.)
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|Greg AlbrechtKF4MKT
|Safari InternetFort Lauderdale, FL
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|"You can mount
On 05 Jun 1999 21:49:04 -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
As a side note, I'd strongly recommend dumping ORBS in favor of a more
ethical blackhole list. The maintainer of ORBS has gone on public record
as blocking hosts because he "doesn't like their attitude," even if spam
has never gone anywhere
Hi,
Sorry for the double posting.
Whats this ETRN stands for and does qmail supports this. Is there any
sites, reference where I can look at. I am not on the list, pls send
personally.
Thanx
ran
I've heard good things about RRSS (URL:http://relays.radparker.com/) and
the person running it certainly seems to be much calmer and more
professional about it.
I saw this site mentioned on the Tidbits Talk list about a week ago. I
took a look, and I didn't see anything very useful. It looked to
MAPS="rbl.maps.vix.com mr-out.imrss.org relay.orbs.org relays.radparker.com"
I hope I did not forget any RBL I could have used ;-)
You should use dul.maps.vix.com which lists dialup ports that
shouldn't be sending direct mail. Imrss has problems similar to ORBS,
bad attitude on the part of the
Hi there, just finished installing qmail and it seems to work fine. Only
have the following questions:
BINMAIL.remove told me to remove /bin/mail but link it to some other
mailer, eg mailx. Since I don't have mailx, what are other options? Can
I somehow use qmail-inject?
Under sendmail I could
On 6 Jun 1999 13:23:01 -0400, John R. Levine wrote:
I've heard good things about RRSS (URL:http://relays.radparker.com/)
and
the person running it certainly seems to be much calmer and more
professional about it.
I saw this site mentioned on the Tidbits Talk list about a week ago. I
took a
But how is this different from Vixie RBL, except for the openness check?
RBL listings are entered manually, after live people review them, which takes
a long time. RRSS runs automatically so listings are entered in real time.
Or are you saying that if a site does spam but turns out not to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gerald Willmann) writes:
BINMAIL.remove told me to remove /bin/mail but link it to some other
mailer, eg mailx. Since I don't have mailx, what are other options? Can
I somehow use qmail-inject?
What is your operating system?
Under sendmail I could mail people at
Hi,
I read this thread, and still don't see, whether is possible to give imap
server
(uw or cyrus) with qmail's maildirs the same functionality like with mailboxes. I
would like to use imap+qmail+maildirs for our customers, but don't want to run
into the problems. Does anyone really
On 6 Jun 1999, Faried Nawaz wrote:
BINMAIL.remove told me to remove /bin/mail but link it to some other
mailer, eg mailx. Since I don't have mailx, what are other options? Can
I somehow use qmail-inject?
What is your operating system?
linux 2.0.32, libc5, RH4.0
Under
Read FAQ #5.4.
You have two choice inetd or tcpserver. A lot of people recommend tcpserver
available from www.qmail.org. I use inetd without any problems (yet)
though.
Also read : The newbie's guide to relaying by Chris Johnson :
http://www.palomine.net/qmail/relaying.html and life with
Jan,
There is a problem with the UW IMAP server that prevents it from
transferring between different types of mailboxes, so it's not really fully
functional when used with Maildirs. You can read the mail in the Inbox but
you can't move that mail to a sub folder. Cyrus uses a similar design to
On Fri, 4 Jun 1999, wrote:
Hello,
Ever night since I sent up my qmail pop server it has crashed sometime
during the night. There is no/very little traffic on the machine and
the machine did not reboot during the nights. The startup scripts in
rc work fine. I'm running linux redhat
Hello,
I am using Qmail 1.03 with checkpassword as the password
authentication component for access to the POP mailbox. Now, the
password to access the system as well as to access POP mailbox are
same. Is there any methods so that users can have different password
for their login and
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