What time intervals are good when enabling the earlytalker plugin?
Is there something to be gained by using a time period larger than the default
1 second?
Thanks.
speedyCGI to reload qpsmtpd with any changes.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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While I'm not sure what the best fix is, I've also encountered the file name collision
problem in my
clamav plugin.
In my plugin I did:
srand($$+time);
which is not perfect, but fixed the problem for me.
Jim
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- Original Message -
From: Matt
I've been using: Mantis ( http://www.mantisbt.org/ ) for bug tracking when working on
the Asterisk
project.
Nice system -- I can setup and host it if no one else volunteers.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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From: Tim Meadowcroft [EMAIL PROTECTED
Running on several sites with tcpserver/SpeedyCGI/qpsmtpd
Latest version of SpeedyCGI has been very stable for me.
The busiest of the machines handles up to about 9000 connections/hour,
less than 1/2 result in a queued message due to spam and virus filters.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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.
To turn it off replace the contents of this file with something like:
LANG=en_US
SUPPORTED=en_US
SYSFONT=lat1-16
Jim
James H. Thompson
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From: Paulo Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Sympatico [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April
to connect to
-F from_address Specify the senders e-mail address
-T to_address Specify the recipients e-mail address
-S subject Specify subject of the message
-v Be verbose (give twice to show SMTP traffic)
Jim
James H. Thompson
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If the query is to the authorative server it should return both A and TXT records.
But if not the authorative server, then yes patch is less than perfect.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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From: Mark Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: James H. Thompson [EMAIL
plugin is setup to process DNS A records in the query
results, so I changed the line above to:
$sel-add($res-bgsend($reversed_ip.$dnsbl));
And all is working fine now.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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-address eq 64.94.110.11) {
print STDERR Verisign catchall IP for: $host\n;
return 0;
}
return 1 if $rr-type eq A or $rr-type eq MX;
}
}
Jim
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Robert Spier wrote:
At Mon, 15 Sep 2003 04:01:22 -0700,
Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote:
On Sunday, Sep 14, 2003, at 16:25 America/Los_Angeles, James H.
Thompson wrote:
I've been looking at the memory usage of qpsmtpd.
When you are running a 100 copies, it starts to add up.
If you used PPerl
I think the clamav plugin is broken when used with the current release of clamav.
I had to put in quite a few patches to get it work with the lastest clamav.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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From: Sam Laffere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
At least in the case of qsmptd running under SpeedyCGI, each instance of qpsmtpd
gobbles
progressively more memory for each message it processes until it finally hits the
softlimit setting.
Does that also happen running under Pperl?
Jim
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Since $self-disconnect will do an exit after it calls the disconnect hooks,
you don't need the return in front of it.
I'm wondering if the same problem also occurs on a timeout.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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From: Robert James Kaes [EMAIL PROTECTED
(451, See http://develooper.com/code/qpsmtpd/barelf.html;), exit
if $_ eq .\n;
I noticed that all of the other aborts in this routine use return 1 instead of exit.
Is there some reason this is an 'exit' instead of a return?
Thanks.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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the line that
says: check_relay## Relaying will be enabled if the IP is OK with this
plugin,# or if OK with the check_relay plugin## If you want to run
this plugin without also using the check_relay plugin# then you may need to
change the DECLINED in the rcpt_handler to DENY#
Jim
James H
every time it
starts.
Even so, Wirehub, a Dutch Internet service provider, says that 45,000 of the
150,000 open proxy servers it has identified as sending spam appear to be
using AnalogX.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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I must be missing something, I often see 100's of SPAM coming from an IP. How is
doing a DENYSOFT
to only the first one going to help?
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 19:35 Europe/London, Devin Carraway wrote:
On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 10:04:24PM +1000, Gavin Carr wrote:
A while ago Matt
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