not sure who is managing the wiki currently.
Happy to help if needed.
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Can we get this put into the wiki?
Feel free to edit the wiki. It's open to all.
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using it on my firewalls since september with no problems
at all.
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Chris
I had no comment on it but I am using it currently and am quite happy
with it.
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Ask and Matt
What's the current release status of qpsmtpd? The SVN is tagged 0.43
but the latest on the website seems to be 0.40. Time for a release and
announce?
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a custom plug-in for this that they would be willing
to share?
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Juerd Waalboer wrote:
| James Turnbull skribis 2008-02-03 22:48 (+1100):
| Does anyone use qpsmtpd with Mailman? Is there a recommended way to do
| recipient checking? I use check_goodrcptto currently and can obviously
| add the addresses for lists
disclosure.
There are quite a lot of badly coded applications that send email - they
often don't handle error message well - I recently fixed a Ruby app that
barfed on 4xx errors.
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Juerd Waalboer wrote:
For your convenience,
This would make a great addition to the Wiki - http://wiki.qpsmtpd.org
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of a dislike of the license.
And there are quite a lot of us that don't run qmail at all. Personally
I use qpsmtpd as it provides a powerful, central location to configure
access, anti-spam and anti-virus controls. My backend is Postfix though
and I don't use qmail anywhere.
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registration.
But since most Americans think our legal professionals ride to work on
kangaroos the issue might be moot... :)
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and attaching the patch there.
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Angelo Brigante Jr. wrote:
Would it not be a good idea to remove the authnull plugin from the
default install to avoid this?
It's been done - Ask removed it recently - see revision #793.
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and so I ditched the idea. You can probably find our discussions in the
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Be good to develop a plug-in that validates and signs...
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It was an arbitrary release number but I think it greatly helps users if
some future direction is given - organic growth is good but vision also
helps people to grasp where qpsmtpd is going, if anywhere ( :) ).
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the TODO/requests on a dev plan - with some direction for 0.5 - 1.0?
Not sure what suits you and Ask but I find that helps me... :)
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John Peacock wrote:
The trunk version of qpsmtpd handles multiple ports (well, the forkserver code
does anyway) for a while now, including SMTPS. You can either run trunk (I do
and it tastes great!) or wait until the next official release...
Give me an 'R'! Give me an 'E'! Give me an 'A'!
!
Thanks - I'll update the Wiki with the more detailed information. Is
there any more detail that might interest people - qpsmtpd's use at
apache.org is an excellent tangible example of how powerful qpsmtpd is?
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On May 23, 2007, at 5:24 PM, James Turnbull wrote:
Someone has disabled the CheckoutView view option in ViewVC. It needs
to be re-enabled.
Easier to just use the raw svn url then:
http://svn.perl.org/qpsmtpd/trunk/plugins/check_badmailfrom
Can someone
is a good idea - with the commits and the
notifications going into it.
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it
for myself.
Added -
http://wiki.qpsmtpd.org/plugins:spam:bounce_rcpt_regexp
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The best place for the plug-in is to add it to the Wiki -
http://wiki.qpsmtpd.org/plugins#adding_your_plug-ins_to_the_wiki
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Hi all
I've just been reviewing the last bunch of SVN changes.
Is it perhaps time for another release? Or is there a TODO list
outstanding?
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How is it forwarded?
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, which I would prefer not to.
Then I wouldn't use qpsmtpd for this - I'd look at something like
amavisd-new (http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/).
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I suppose SPF check the sender domain, not my domain, isn´t it?
We want to accept all messages and put more info in the header.
Try here first:
http://www.openspf.org/
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when they add them to the repository... ;-)
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auth_imap with 0.33 so something in 0.31
is obviously different. You could try the previous version of the
plug-in - http://wiw.org/~chris/auth_imap.
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://www.redhotpenguin.com/check_delivery)?
Or there was a post a while ago with a very simple plug-in for checking
the alias directory:
http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.qpsmtpd/2004/09/msg2063.html
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to Sourceforge.
I think whatever happens there needs to be some central collection point
for plug-ins - rather than the 7-8 locations (including the Wiki) that
there are now.
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easier to add
plug-ins in some order. It's not complete by a long shot but it's partially
there. We've also consolidated as many of the external plug-in sites we can
find and listed them into the Wiki. If anyone knows of others please feel free
to update the Wiki with them.
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include attachments :-(
Did it make it into svn yet ? I confess I've not had time to try the SMTPA
bit of it out as I said I would. Will install it later on and check.
It made it in - r703 of the 0.3x branch.
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Did you forget to merges something???
Looks that way. Fixed now - sorry :-)
The qpsmtpd-async only allows binding to one port/address unlike
forkserver. Might be worth updating it to support the same options
(where relevant) as forkserver.
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John Peacock wrote:
But when I try to use auth_smtpd plugin, the users connaot get
validation because TLS. (I think this is the cause).
Where did you get the auth_smtpd plugin from (it's not part of the main
distro)? Shouldn't you ask James Turnbull (the author of record on the
plugin per
://wiki.qpsmtpd.org/deploy:inetd?rev=1168341647
See http://wiki.qpsmtpd.org/deploy:start
I talks about x(inetd) and links to the patch provided to fix it at 0.32.
Linked off the main page start page.
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See http://wiki.qpsmtpd.org/deploy:start
I talks about x(inetd) and links to the patch provided to fix it at 0.32.
Linked off the main page start page.
Sorry should wait for coffee to boil and get consumed before
Hans Salvisberg wrote:
James Turnbull wrote:
What I meant to add was that the xinetd page got rolled into the
deployment options summary - it seemed unnecessary to have a page
dedicated to x(inetd) alone - the content of the page was changed to
mention Peter's patch. I'll update the
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3/4 and Fedora Core
4/5/6 since version 3.1.0 of SpamAssassin I think (currently 3.1.4 on
RHEL4 and Fedora Core 6) with no issues.
I had a poke through the doco and couldn't find mention of any issues.
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of the things I've noticed about 'catchy'
projects/wikis is a graphic or symbol of some kind. Does anyone have
one for qpsmtpd and/or is interested in creating one?
Comments/criticism/gasps of horror naturally most welcome.
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James Turnbull wrote:
The backlink problem is still there ... same message. I'll send a
proper bug report to the docuwiki guys ... but if I find out how to fix
it I'll let you know.
I already logged a bug:
http://bugs.splitbrain.org/?do
Default wiki help pages
users Registered users pages
This is an initial cut and will probably expand with input and further
review of the current wiki contents.
Comment welcomed.
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for example drops mail from sendmail into the
maildrop queue - not into the SMTP daemon.
Unless you replaced sendmail with some other mechanism your sendmail
binary should deposit mail into your MTA's local mail queue.
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override to get other behaviour.
And whilst perhaps sym-linked in a few different places - on Red Hat,
SuSE, Mandriva, Gentoo and the two BSD variants I have running - the
sendmail binary seems to be designed to mimic default Sendmail
configuration/behaviour.
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also like to get rid of the security nightmare
also known as php), i would like to hear about it.
My preference is TWiki - stable, powerful, extensible and Perl rather
than PHP.
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Agreed.
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with the existing content I'd be happy to mock up a proposed new
structure for comment.
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plenty of other
projects to undertake.
But thought I'd ask the question.
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it for roving
users.
So my question - has anyone added DIGEST-MD5 support to qpsmtpd? It
looks relatively easy to add another elseif to Auth.pm but I confess the
DIGEST-MD5 syntax - is realm used?, qop etc etc has always confused me.
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). Did you get any further with this?
I lodged a bug with the libdkim people but got no response.
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Permission denied at /home/smtpd/plugins/tls line 79.\n
No idea if it's related and haven't had a chance to debug. Anyone know
where Apache creates the SSL context?
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P.S. Also drop the last / on your PerlSetVar QpsmtpdDir statement -
that's what's causing
James Turnbull wrote:
I had similar problems and got an error message in the main Apache
error_log of:
[Sat Oct 07 09:40:45 2006] [error] Could not create SSL context:
Permission denied at /home/smtpd/plugins/tls line 79.\n
I fixed this issue - SSL debug revealed it was permissions
of the configuration files and
the plug-ins. Or that the code is adjusted internally to do so. There
doesn't seem to be a consistent approach in the mainline or the plug-ins
to finding these locations. This makes packaging qpsmtpd difficult.
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Just wondering what the plans were for the pollserver - will the
unstable branch be merged into the 0.3x branch (or vice versa)?
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Hi all,
Does anyone know of a DKIM plugin? I found the DomainKeys plugin and am
wondering if anyone has developed one for DKIM also?
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that I
won't spend [that much] time on something that I'm not willing/able to
run myself.
Yes - just discovered that little compilation problem. I'll raise it
with them and see if I get a response.
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