Tony Finch wrote:
[...]
I'm still working on a way to do this - I'm sure it's not impossible, but I
haven't had much success yet. Ideally, the Linux machine would do an LDAP
query to the Exchange server, but unless you can help me figure out how to
do it, then I guess I'll just remain a
François Conil said:
snip
it's kinda easy with postfix :
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~malth/gaptuning/postfix/
I strongly advise to run it manually instead of via cron, since if the
exchange server sh*t itself, the exchange_recipients list will contains
nothing and all mails will be
Brian Leyton wrote:
What it comes down to is that I have a Linux machine at the front-end,
running MimeDefang, Spamassassin, etc., which passes everything it hasn't
rejected on to an old Exchange Server. I can't turn off the bounce messages
at the Exchange Server (for various stupid reasons
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Rick Macdougall wrote:
What I mean is servers that 250 OK an email message, then later on try to
resend the message to a forged sender because ... user is
over quota
Now I'm confused. Are you saying that running sendmail with procmail
as the LDA is a Bad Thing? As I
Shane Williams wrote:
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Rick Macdougall wrote:
What I mean is servers that 250 OK an email message, then later on try
to resend the message to a forged sender because ... user is over quota
Now I'm confused. Are you saying that running sendmail with procmail
as the LDA
Rick Macdougall a écrit :
Brian Leyton wrote:
Rick Macdougall wrote:
My system would disagree with you for the last 3 days :)
We've been under a constant bounce bombardment of bounced spams
(from f*cking idiot admins who can't understand that you do not bounce
after accepting, sorry for
Aaron Boyles wrote:
Uh oh... I might be a guilty party here. What do you mean by bounce after
accepting? With my own app, it receives the E-Mail, gets as far as the
DATA command, does a quick overview of the E-Mail, and if it's considered
spam, it returns a 550 - User Doesn't Exist instead
Matt Kettler wrote:
Aaron Boyles wrote:
Uh oh... I might be a guilty party here. What do you mean by bounce after
accepting? With my own app, it receives the E-Mail, gets as far as the
DATA command, does a quick overview of the E-Mail, and if it's considered
spam, it returns a 550 - User
Damrose, Mark wrote:
See http://mimedefang.org/kwiki/index.cgi?Exchange2Access for scripts
that pull the entire user base from an Exchange server and format as
a sendmail access.db.
...
If you have more than 1000 users on your system, you'll get errors -
you can either modify your exchange
Matt Kettler wrote:
No.. bounce after accept means to not validate the recipient until
after the whole SMTP session is done.
ie: a server set up to queue and forward all mail for a domain to an
internal server without any checks of the recipient at all. Later the
internal server rejects
Message-
From: Bowie Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 1:04 PM
To: users@spamassassin.apache.org
Subject: RE: sender-valid SMTP callbacks (Re: Does tuxorama.com sound fa
miliar to anyone?)
Matt Kettler wrote:
No.. bounce after accept means to not validate
Roger Taranto wrote:
How are your users authenticated for the MSFT software? Is
it via a domain controller? AFAIK, Active Directory can be
configured as an LDAP server, which might somehow solve your
problem -- or at least give you LDAP access to your users.
(I think you have to be
Uh oh... I might be a guilty party here. What do you mean by bounce after
accepting? With my own app, it receives the E-Mail, gets as far as the
DATA command, does a quick overview of the E-Mail, and if it's considered
spam, it returns a 550 - User Doesn't Exist instead of a 250 - Okay.
Is that
Brian Leyton wrote:
Rick Macdougall wrote:
My system would disagree with you for the last 3 days :)
We've been under a constant bounce bombardment of bounced
spams (from f*cking idiot admins who can't understand that
you do not bounce after accepting, sorry for the language)
where the
Aaron Boyles wrote:
Uh oh... I might be a guilty party here. What do you mean by bounce after
accepting? With my own app, it receives the E-Mail, gets as far as the
DATA command, does a quick overview of the E-Mail, and if it's considered
spam, it returns a 550 - User Doesn't Exist instead of
Brian Leyton wrote:
Rick Macdougall wrote:
Don't get too mad, but I'm one of those f*cking idiot admins who is
bouncing after acceptance. The reason isn't (just) because I'm a f*cking
idiot admin, but because I use f*cking idiot software that Management
hasn't seen fit to upgrade yet,
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