On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 08:42:05AM +0200, Tony Wade wrote:
hi all ,
i believe there is a way, that i can have a reply to: in a .qmail file .
I have a few people mailing to an address [EMAIL PROTECTED], and i
want the reply-to address to be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know what the command is
Mylo wrote:
Does anyone have an example Perl code that uses qmail-inject?
$sendmail_command="/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject";
open(SENDMAIL, "|$sendmail_command -f$mailfrom $rcptto");
print SENDMAIL $s;
close(SENDMAIL);
$s cointain the mail, with RFC headers if needed.
Dear All,
I have Redhat 5.2 with Qmail. I have enabled quota and it works fine,
except for the fact that mail send to the user doesn't bounce back to the
sender. The user also doesn't get the mail as Qmail just records "
Temporary Deferral in Maildir Delivery" in its log. Can you
On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 12:58:27PM +1100, Brian Salter-Duke wrote:
AIX 3.2.5 doesn't have fchdir(2).
Try replacing
if (fchdir(fdsourcedir) == -1)
with
if (chdir(".") == -1)
Looks like my (broken) suggestion a few years back (mine was a 3.2.4 system).
Please try the
Here's my problem.
I'm having a problem receiving mail from a specific site. They are running
NTMail and we are running Qmail 1.03. Mail sent from this site is being
returned to the senders after 4 days or whatever. Their log shows repeated
entries saying
waiting 10038 mailhost.howden.com
and
qmail Digest 14 Jul 1999 10:00:01 - Issue 697
Topics (messages 27750 through 27814):
AtDot package
27750 by: aw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Question
27751 by: Tony Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Automatic administration of a lots of aliases - looking for the best way
27752 by:
This is the patch you want:
http://www.davideous.com/imap-maildir/distrib/imap-4.5-qmail.patch
It makes the UW imap server look for mbox mail in ~/Mailbox instead of
$MAILSPOOL/$USER
- David Harris
Principal Engineer, DRH Internet Services
-Original Message-
From: Brian Moon
I'm currently using vdeliver to ... deliver the mails.
Now, I'd like to use also another program (findmail, output = email adress), that
would try to
deliver the mails _only_ if vdeliver doesn't find a defined user.
I tried this :
|/usr/local/bin/vdeliver
|if T=`./.findmail.pl`; then forward
Now, I'd like to use also another program (findmail, output = email
adress), that would try to deliver the mails _only_ if vdeliver
doesn't find a defined user.
|/usr/local/bin/vdeliver
|if T=`./.findmail.pl`; then forward $T; else echo "Sorry, no mailbox here by that
name (#5.1.1)."; exit
Wade,
On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, you wrote:
i believe there is a way, that i can have a reply to: in a .qmail file .
I have a few people mailing to an address [EMAIL PROTECTED], and i
want the reply-to address to be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know what the command is to add to the .qmail file ?
On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Shashi Dahal wrote:
I have Redhat 5.2 with Qmail. I have enabled quota and it works fine,
except for the fact that mail send to the user doesn't bounce back to the
sender. The user also doesn't get the mail as Qmail just records "
Temporary Deferral
Shashi Dahal wrote:
Dear All,
I have Redhat 5.2 with Qmail. I have enabled quota and it works fine,
except for the fact that mail send to the user doesn't bounce back to the
sender. The user also doesn't get the mail as Qmail just records "
Temporary Deferral in Maildir Delivery"
On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 10:10:08AM -0400, John R. Levine wrote:
The answer's lurking in qmail-command. An exit code of 0 means go on
to the next line in .qmail. An exit code of 100 means send a bounce
message. An exit code of 111 means stop and retry this later. But an
exit code of 99
Russell Nelson wrote:
locked reading/writing those directories. Also, if you're injecting
100,000 messages all at once, make your conf-split bigger -- more like
231 than the default 23.
Can one just recompile qmail with a bigger conf-split and install it
with a existing queue or does one
Markus Stumpf writes:
Russell Nelson wrote:
locked reading/writing those directories. Also, if you're injecting
100,000 messages all at once, make your conf-split bigger -- more like
231 than the default 23.
Can one just recompile qmail with a bigger conf-split and install it
On Tue 1999-07-13 (16:50), Russell Nelson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wow. Looks like I do :-) Can you explain what it does?
It modifies various programs to use hashed todo and intd directories.
This allows you to inject mail faster than qmail-send can deal with
it.
In the case of sending 250,000+ emails, this seems farely ugly in how many
processes it'll be forking. I guess qmail-inject is designed to be farely
small, but our current process involes writing directly to disk qf and df
files in sendmail.
-- Tim "Mylo" Madams
-- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sergio
On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 12:53:03PM -0700, Mylo wrote:
In the case of sending 250,000+ emails, this seems farely ugly in how many
processes it'll be forking. I guess qmail-inject is designed to be farely
small, but our current process involes writing directly to disk qf and df
files
unfortunately each message is customized for each recipient with their account
information, so I can't clone the same message to multiple recipients. Which,
as I understand it, would require one qmail-inject (or qmail-queue) per
recipient. Which is 250,000+ processes coming outta my perl
On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 01:08:20PM -0700, Mylo wrote:
unfortunately each message is customized for each recipient with their account
information, so I can't clone the same message to multiple recipients. Which,
as I understand it, would require one qmail-inject (or qmail-queue) per
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