Or you have been blacklisted because of excessively high unusual traffic?
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
> Is it possible your provider is blocking port 25?
>
> > Ok, having serious problems...
> >
> > This morning I discovered that our email server was pegging out our
> T1. I
> > have no idea why. After
auth with telnet. If
we don't have it on the wiki yet, google for it, learn it, then add it
to the wiki. TLS is particularly tricky because you need to encode
what you send. There's a web site that'll do the encoding for you
though, and you can simply cut'n'paste it.
AUTH first (#5.5.1)
What goes here?
CJ
Eric Shubert wrote:
You don't have to have telnet on the server. It's a client app. You can
# telnet 25
to any email transport server, so long as there is connectivity.
(Perhaps you're thinking of ssh??)
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I know how to us
OK, that did it. It answers to port 587 but not 25. My guess is that
SBC is blocking port 25. I will change the port on my wifes system and
see what happens. I just checked, and see that my desktop is set to use
port 587.
Many thanks,
CJ
Maxwell Smart wrote:
Doh! I don't know
t's a client app. You can
# telnet 25
to any email transport server, so long as there is connectivity.
(Perhaps you're thinking of ssh??)
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I know how to use telnet, but I don't activate it on my servers
because it's insecure. I'll take a look at it lat
I know how to use telnet, but I don't activate it on my servers because
it's insecure. I'll take a look at it later. It's not that pressing
since it's only on my wifes machine! :)
Jake Vickers wrote:
Philip wrote:
Maxwell
try testing the authentification with a telnet session
from your wind
ugust 2009 08:04:37 schrieb Maxwell Smart:
I am having authentication problems that I cannot seem to figure out.
It always seems to happen with Thunderbird on Windows systems. I
cannot get the outgoing SMTP server to authenticate. It always comes up
with an error, cannot connect to server.
I am having authentication problems that I cannot seem to figure out.
It always seems to happen with Thunderbird on Windows systems. I
cannot get the outgoing SMTP server to authenticate. It always comes up
with an error, cannot connect to server. I am sure it's a problem with
Thunderbird
Pardon my ignorance. What exactly does the softlimit do?
CJ
Jake Vickers wrote:
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
You said this started a couple weeks after you did a newmodel. I
think I smell a softlimit problem. Are you running x64 OS? You
might need to bump the SMTP softlimit back up. You should
Great news.
Glen Vickers wrote:
Problem solved.
And yes, I bought yet another Tee shirt. My fricken router blew!!!
So it happened to be something rather simple. Got the RMA today and
all is fine.
Glen
Yea, there's only so much you can do remotely. At this point a local
visi
x27;t even know it exists.
I personally don't use any MS product and only suggest Firefox, Opera,
or Thunderbird. I had been old school up until today. I check it from
my home and leave the mail on the server and my office client removes it
from the server.
CJ
Jake Vickers wrote:
Maxw
Hey thanks for all your help. I have a much better understanding of the
setup and the difference between IMAP and POP3.
Using Thunderbird for IMAP was a snap and I can now view all folders on
the server in my client including the SPAM folder.
--
ith any IMAP-capable client from virtually anywhere. Do you need to
> share your email account between your desktop and notebook? No problem.
> Would you like to pull up your email on your blackberry? Again, not a
> problem (and pretty slick if you ask me).
>
> Get the picture?
>
&g
Got it.
I was able to set up Thunderbird as an IMAP client and it works
perfectly including the Sent and SPAM folders. Are there advantages to
one over the other?
CJ
Jake Vickers wrote:
> Maxwell Smart wrote:
>> Yes, but it gets moved to a "Spambox" that can only be accessed
ger see it.
>
> If you need to filter POP3 email, that has to be done by the client.
>
> Maxwell Smart wrote:
>> So, if I am understanding this correctly. There is no way to filter it
>> and have it make it to the POP3 Inbox marked as SPAM?
>>
>> Eric Shubert
it to my
POP3 client.
I understand the scoring and it currently works very well. I don't plan
on modifying anything. I just want to know how it works. It is
currently correct 98% of the time and that's pretty good IMHO.
Jake Vickers wrote:
> Maxwell Smart wrote:
>> So, if I am u
So, if I am understanding this correctly. There is no way to filter it
and have it make it to the POP3 Inbox marked as SPAM?
Eric Shubert wrote:
> Jake Vickers wrote:
>> Maxwell Smart wrote:
>>> So where does the SPAM go if the tick is not checked?
>>>
>>
>&g
I think just the clarification that it goes /dev/null whether it's
checked or not. The pertinent information for me is it's not going to
make it to the POP3 client regardless if it's ticked or not.
CJ
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
Maxwell S
So where does the SPAM go if the tick is not checked?
Jake Vickers wrote:
Maxwell Smart wrote:
OK, now I'm confused.
Does this mean that if the box is not "ticked" that SPAM mail will make
it to your POP3 inbox marked as SPAM?
CJ
All mail is scanned unless you create
OK, now I'm confused.
Does this mean that if the box is not "ticked" that SPAM mail will make
it to your POP3 inbox marked as SPAM?
CJ
Eric Shubert wrote:
> spambox doesn't have anything to do with scanning messages, it only
> takes effect during delivery after a message has been scanned and acc
You need to check the tick if you want the mail filtered. If you do not
check the tick the mail will go un filtered. Once you check the tick
there will be a SPAM folder created in your squirrelmail interface(once
SPAM is found) that houses the SPAM that is filtered out. It cannot be
checked via
Check to see that the IP address your sending mail from hasn't been
blacklisted.
Glen Vickers wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>
>
> I’m having an issue I have yet to figure out. About a week or so ago my
> server stopped accepting incoming connections to send mail. I checked
> my router/firewall/port
Eric,
OK, that's exactly how I do it on all counts. I was just wondering if
there was an easier way. :)
What's the diff between service iptables restart and iptables-restore <
/etc/sysconfig/iptables?
CJ
-
Qm
Firewall related question.
If I execute
r...@myconsole# iptables -A INPUT -s 10.10.10.10 -j DROP
Does this amend the existing table? Does it add the entry to the top or
bottom of the file?
CJ
-
Qmailtoaster is
Thanks. In Linux it's not in that location. It is under edit >
preferences > privacy > passwords
It looks like that will do that trick.
CJ
-
Qmailtoaster is sponsored by Vickers Consulting Group
(www.vickersco
nd it authenticated and sent the
mail properly.
I guess the real question is does Thunderbird have a cache for passwords
and a password file? Can the password file be edited to clear passwords?
CJ
Eric Shubert wrote:
> Maxwell Smart wrote:
>> I have two qmailtoaster installations that ex
I have two qmailtoaster installations that exhibit the same behavior. I
am wondering if this is normal or can be fixed.
I have my outgoing SMTP/POP3 mail server (using Thunderbird) on my
office desktop set to use my toaster as a relay
(http://mail.example.com) which works fine, but if I try t
Greetings,
I have Qmailtoaster set up on two machines. I use Fail2ban to thwart
unwanted FTP and SSH intruders. It works perfectly. I want to stop the
brute force e mail attacks that I am seeing in my logwatch reports like
this.
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