> That sounds very interesting in regards to a project im currently working
> on, do you know if it would be possible to setup with smtproutes:
>
> 1. if it find virus in a mail, instead of relaying to original
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], it transfers it to another server/domain/account
> (fx. setup a vp
Gonzo,
I highly suggest installing qmail-scanner and reading the howto for using
spam assassin with it.
It works perfect. You scan mail prior to the queue stage, and if you
configure it right, everything is hidden in the headers. I scan it this way
for over 5000 people and most of them don't e
Does anyone know why the SMTP server for this list doesn't reverse resolve?
I'm thinking of turning on mandatory reverse resolve to cut down on the
volume of junk hosts connecting from 80.0.0.0/8 and I noticed that doing so
would stop delivery from this mailing list.
Does anyone know if reverse
Pardon my ignorance, but will a 5.4 stable version require any major
modifications to a working 5.2.1 installation?
Has anything changed in terms of the sql table layout or anything else that
would make upgrading more significant than simply running configure, make,
make install?
I put off insta
Joe,
Have you considered writing this out to SQL for SA?
I'm not sure of the SA table format off the top of my head, but some people
have given up on running SA locally out of .qmail files and run it "for
every domain" and sometimes on a machine well before the system mail is
eventually delivere
Ben,
Just read the vpopmail directions on --enable-roaming-users=y as a
./configure option.
It tells you what you need to do. You can use mysql or a flat file to store
the files, it doesn't matter.
As for the POP-before-imap I can't tell you off the top of my head. I have
not tackled it yet.
I've patched ucspi-tcp-0.88 with the mysql patch and I keep running into a
strange error.
When I telnet to port 110 and try to manually login with a valid user/pass i
get this:
tcprules: fatal: unable to create /etc/tcp.smtptmp.23892 (or some other pid)
Clearly it's trying to dump the database
> The problem is actually related to the permissions on the /etc dir.
Right. I figured that out after I posted. I was running tcpserver as
vpopmail and trying to write to /etc (Actually, vchkpw was, I didn't really
care if it updated tcp.smtp)
> Now if you want to go with the database patch t
