27;s also a couple others listed at www.qmail.org that you might want to take a
look at.
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"Bloody instructions which, being learned, return to plague the inventor."
-Shakespeare, on debugging
[Macbeth, Act 1, Scene 7]
ve any attachments from it for bounces to
remote users?
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Some people have told me they don't think a fat penguin really embodies
the grace of Linux, which just tells me they have never seen a angry
penguin charging at them in excess of 100mph. They&
just A car, when you go and get a soda, you get one soda at
a time, but with spam relay lists, you pick whichever one(s) you decide
are best, and use them all together.. there's no reason for them having
to compete for users
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**FATAL ERROR! HIT ANY USER TO CONTINUE**
>
> I think ORBS is worrying too much, but that's just me.
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oh, I get it.. I agree that they're probably worrying too much, but how should
qmail prevent this? does sendmail handle it differently?
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In what language does 'open' mean 'execute the evil contents of a document?
--Les Mikesell
the from address??
if you don't use that patch then that wont be possible
the better (more secure) solution is to use the patch where you have to check
your pop mail before you can send mail. of course that requires the user to
do the right thing
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ildir/
&otherpopaddress@server
then qmail will deliver a copy of each message to each box, then check one
only at home, and one only at work...
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t has decent
descriptions of what fields are needed to control what in the ldap
directory as well.. it's all working quite well.. I'm not using SAMBA
though so I don't know if you can connect that with the ldap server, but
you may be able to through a ldap module for pam if it doe
John Gonzalez/netMDC admin wrote:
> On Thu, 4 May 2000, Uwe Ohse wrote:
> >don't do it. Nobody likes getting duplicate mail.
>
> Doing backups has absolutely nothing to do with duplicate emails? I fail
> to see your point here?
>
> >> I am pondering switching the company mail server over to Maild
Kai MacTane wrote:
> At 4/24/2000 04:17 PM -0400, Adam McKenna wrote or quoted:
>
> >Your apparent standpoint in this conversation, up until this paragraph, was
> >that qmail (or internet mail in general) is lacking some feature that you
> >want implemented:
> >[snip]
> >You've been answered with
Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
> Why bother sending a bounce message at all, then?
to help diagnose the problem? you send an e-mail to the only person who's
address you know for sure, the sender, and he can fix the problem if it's on
his end, or let the recipient into the problem if it's on their end
Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
>Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 15:05:37 -0400
>From: Brian Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>actually it's more the nature of our existance - nothing can be
>guaranteed with absolute certainty, so you need to check everything...
>
>
the only thing that makes the phone system more reliable than the internet is that
you get an instant response, if you don't get a response then you know their's a
problem. by the nature of e-mail you do-not get an instant response, so after some
time of no response you have to assume the message
I believe by default qmail is supposed to always use GMT no matter what... this
is something of a feature?
anyway, there is a small patch here:
ftp://ftp.nlc.net.au/pub/unix/mail/qmail/qmail-date-localtime.patch to make
qmail use your local timezone...
Aled Treharne wrote:
> Where can I set the
I have in the past recieved a bounce message from aol (actually from one of
their servers) when I tried to e-mail a non-exsistant user. It's likely, with
aol's huge userbase, that a mistyped name would match someone elses username
though, and then that person would probably ignore the message, an
ok, I read that thread (or most of it anyway) interesting discussion - but
this isn't the problem I'm having...
I can't connect to the remote host at all... I tried to connecting to the host
with telnet and the connection just times-out (I even logged the packets and
didn't get any replys from t
I have a e-mail that's been sitting in my queue all day.. when I send
an alrm to qmail-send and look at the logs it says:
qmail: 950643271.549190 delivery 1649: deferral:
Connected_to_208.16.216.36_but_connection_died._(#4.4.2)/
so I tried to connect to the host with telnet, and pinged it and as
I'm looking for a way to add a Bcc: line to all e-mails that come
through my smtp server. I'm trying to log all the e-mail that people
send through my server to another pop box so I can just download the
messages, and then filter them or whatever I want with my mailreader.
has someone written a w
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