Tim, MrSam, Michael Bowe - (Sorry for top-posting;)
I do enable IMAP_Emptytrash... but here's what's confusing.
This server has been running this exact configuration since January. Only
in the last month have I noticed the dropped/lost messages. In that
month's time, the only change to the confi
Tom, I've been tracking this thread with great interest. But it's
implementation didn't make complete sense. If I understand correctly:
"/var/qmail/control/doublebounceto"
: doublebouncentonull
".qmail-doublebouncetonull"
#
This method pipes a doublebounce to a comment, which is essentially a
I'm getting increasingly worried about my install running vpopmail v5.2.1.
Don't want to get too far behind the times. :-)
Michael Bowe's guide
http://www.pipeline.com.au/staff/mbowe/isp/webmail-server.htm
now advocates v 5.3.24, which I guess seems ok given how the recent b
Has anyone considered the Alternative PHP Cache
http://apc.communityconnect.com/
??
It's the PHP accelerator that is compiled in when you use the Apache
Toolbox kit
http://www.apachetoolbox.com
Just curious why you guys use the one you do?
> I have also been using that software on my server for a
Just thinking out loud.
The approach of tarpitting is to slow down the attacker without impacting
your network or requiring additional resources on your end to deal with
the cracker. I *think* it does this by analyzing the volume of incoming
SMTP requests from the same host.
The approach of
Please end this thread. Enough has been said.
You can do with with Perl's "system" or "exec" calls, and I'm sure that
PHP has equivalent calls as well. Just call the binary from your script.
Why not use the product as its architected? Sheez!
> Hello Paul, hello all,
>
> Paul: The reason why I do NOT want vadduser or any commandline tool
address into two
parts. It breaks at the "equal sign" and send two messages to:
1) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2) magicmail-us....-isp without a domain which is parsed as a local
domain user.
This happens to every ezmlm list I work with now and has become a gross pain.
I am running a system mo
D]
>
>> When I send this message to confirm my action request, it appears that
>> my
>> SMTP outbound is parsing this by breaking the email address into two
>> parts. It breaks at the "equal sign" and send two messages to:
>
>> 1) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
I am also interested in this "roadmap"..
> Hi to all,
> i have to convert vpopmail pop3 accounts done with 5.2.1 vpopmail and
> mysql to 5.3.29 and mysql. I noticed that the database structure is
> different. Is there anything to convert the domains all together ?
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Shape
>
Henry, I too just started looking into it.. was the idea from this list??
Anyhow, what concerns me is the perl overhead for qpsmtpd, but I'm
probably paying for that overhead by using SpamAssassin... There is a
link for something that virtualizes a perl processor session to make the
thing run like
Linux: vpopmail 5.2.1, courier 1.7, qmail 1.03, squirrelmail 1.4.1.
When a user through squirrelmail creates a new folder, all appears well.
Then, user moves two or more messages to the folder and the messages are
"deleted", as in lost.
I don't see anything wrong in vpopmail with the folder perm
I am trying those lists, Tom. However, I was asking here because many of
us are running the same combination of apps. I was hoping to find some
common ground.
Apologies if I've miffed anybody.
D.
> On Thursday, December 18, 2003, at 10:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> When a user through squi
I noticed that my vlog table+index in vpopmail with MySQL enabled is up to
around 30MB.
Is there a maintenance procedure to cull records from this table? I can
just start deleting oldest records, BUT..
D.
How about a cron'd script to extract from your MySQL/LDAP to populate
FreeRadius's user tables?
>
> Is there anyone using vpopmail as backend for a dial-up authorization
> system?
>
> Any tip/suggestion on which could be the easiest way to configure a RAS
> server asking to a vpopmail backend?
>
>
The standard implementation of the ~.qmail-default for a vpopmail domain
is to use the string
| /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail '' bounce-no-mailbox
I don't care about handling bounces for typo'd addresses and I want to
/dev/null them.
does vdelivermail mail have a "drop-no-mailbox" option?
> Hello List,
>
> On Monday, May 10, 2004 at 2:20:31 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (at least
> in part):
>
>> I don't care about handling bounces for typo'd addresses and I want to
>> /dev/null them.
>
>> does vdelivermail mail have a "drop-no-mailbox" option?
>
> Yes:
>
> ,- [ vpopmail FAQ ]
> |
Is there a vpopmail mechanism to only permit SMTP connections inbound for
those IPs that appear in the current relays table? I realize that this
means that SMTPd probably needs to talk to the MYSQL db with the relay
table (my implementation), but I'm curious if this is doable. VPOPMAIL
5.2.1, RH
I've built vpopmail 5.4.5 with mysql 3.23.57-ish on Debian potato. I've
enabled roaming users and have included the SMTP-AUTH patch. Courier,
vpopmail, qmail, and everything else compiled fine (I did not use Debian
packages).
POP3 works fine. Spam filtering works fine. Squirrelmail fine.
Squi
> I've built vpopmail 5.4.5 with mysql 3.23.57-ish on Debian potato. I've
> enabled roaming users and have included the SMTP-AUTH patch. Courier,
> vpopmail, qmail, and everything else compiled fine (I did not use Debian
> packages).
>
> POP3 works fine. Spam filtering works fine. Squirrelmail f
I'm struggling finding a "howto" on a particular issue:
I have a webmail/pop3 account, no IMAP. I do not run that server and only
have user privs on the email account. I want to do a ONE-TIME conversion
to pull the 400+ messages from this account using fetchmail (or whatever
you recommend) for d
> On Tue, 2004-09-28 at 10:06, ISP Lists wrote:
>> I'm struggling finding a "howto" on a particular issue:
>>
>> I have a webmail/pop3 account, no IMAP. I do not run that server and
>> only
>> have user privs on the email account. I want t
I want to reject incoming email to invalid users AFTER accepting the email
by SMTPd. Where can I insert a small bash script to check valid users
against VPOPMAIL MYSQL DB before allowing SPAMD, CLAMAV, qmail-inject,
etc. to run???
Vpopmail 5.4.5, Mysql 3.23.54. Also, I'm aware of Tonix's patch to
> On Jan 11, 2005, at 6:07 AM, ISP Lists wrote:
>> I want to reject incoming email to invalid users AFTER accepting the
>> email
>> by SMTPd. Where can I insert a small bash script to check valid users
>> against VPOPMAIL MYSQL DB before allowing SPAMD, CLAMAV, q
Googling shall set ye free
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=convert+lotus+notes+to+mbox&btnG=Google+Search
> Hi list.
>
> I need migrate accounts and mailbox from Lotus Notes 5.0.1 to
> Qmail+Vpopmail. The accounts creation isn't problem, but my main problem
> is migrate the mailbox to mai
> Hello,
>
> how to setup RBL cheking to my qmail-vpopmail instalation. How can I
> chack if my RBL check works.
>
> TNX
>
>
>
Hello,
Check the relevant section of this guide
http://www.pipeline.com.au/staff/mbowe/isp/webmail-server.htm
sys: Fedora core3, manually compiled vpopmail 3.4.10, RPM Mysql 3.23.59?,
compiled courier imap 4.0.2, compiled qmail-1.03, patched
qmail-ej-cocktail-14.tar.gz, manually patched Tonix' chkuser 2.0.
I have installed vpopmail with roaming/SMTP-AUTH before, again using
Michael Bowe's webmail guide.
>
> You've got an old SMTP AUTH patch that sends the MD5 challenge and
> response in the wrong order.
>
> Use the patch from the contrib directory of vpopmail, and then remove
> the $LOCAL from your run file, as the newer SMTP AUTH patch does not
> use it.
>
> --
> Tom Collins - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> You've got an old SMTP AUTH patch that sends the MD5 challenge and
>> response in the wrong order.
>>
>> Use the patch from the contrib directory of vpopmail, and then remove
>> the $LOCAL from your run file, as the newer SMTP AUTH patch does not
>> use it.
>>
>> --
>> Tom Collins - [EMAIL
> On Jun 17, 2005, at 11:21 AM, ISP Lists wrote:
>> Built as netqmail-1.05, patched SMTP-AUTH from vpopmail contrib, then
>> manually added Tonix' chkuser 2.0
>>
>> Everything is VERY happy now.
>
> Did you remember to remove $LOCAL from your qmail-smtpd/run
>
>> If you have your qmail source tree cd into it and type
>> make setup check
>>
>> You will probably have to re-install vpopmail and qmailadmin as well
>>
>> If not you will have to rebuild from scratch ;-(
>>
>
> Hmm, how do I generate all of the virtualdomains, rcpthosts, append,
> assign
> et
Something peculiar happened to mysql during a reboot and now vpopmail
authdaemond is having trouble completing authentications
/var/log/maillog says:
Aug 24 08:36:15 hostname authdaemond: vmysql: sql error[3]: MySQL server
has gone away
This problem is spotty though. I have several success
> Something peculiar happened to mysql during a reboot and now vpopmail
> authdaemond is having trouble completing authentications
>
> /var/log/maillog says:
>
> Aug 24 08:36:15 hostname authdaemond: vmysql: sql error[3]: MySQL server
> has gone away
>
>
> This problem is spotty though. I have
CHKUSER 2.0.8b on qmail 1.03 and vpopmail 5.4.10.
I LOVE that CHKUSER can single out the unknown recipients and block the
offending SMTP session - big traffic control helper! However, I've got
one domain that's really being hit hard by dictionary attacks. Some
attack traffic is a few hits from m
Related to my earlier post, how expensive is it - resource-wise - to
reload a tcp.smtp file of 100-1000 lines?
If I have processing that is updating tcp.smtp every 5-10 minutes and I
choose to reload the cdb from that tcp.smtp, is that a bad idea?
The "qmailctl cdb" command runs very fast for me
I wanted to announce a little script project I'm starting called 'bantcp'.
I got frustrated by a dictionary attack on one of my domains. Tonix'
CHKUSER patch did it's job in repelling the offending IPs (who were not
already RBLd) but I wanted more.
I wanted a (semi-)automated way to extract the
No messages from list today to my inbox. Pinging.
I've got vpopmail/netqmail built using typical clamav and spamassassin
(clamd, spamd). I've got XBL filtering and CHKUSER enabled on smtp. I'm
actively training my Bayes filters. I do not use verified sender or SPF.
Spamassassin's local.cf look like this:
required_score 6
rewrite_header Subjec
I had a case where a single destination SMTP MX server was denying my send
request from what appeared to be an IP range-based RBL blacklist. Nobody
elses MXs levered that blacklist, so I only had the one problem delivery.
I was able to mockup a gateway on another server of mine in another IP
bloc
Some very smart person - I'm REALLY sorry I cannot easily find the link to
give proper credit - posted this patch "out there" a few weeks ago. I
don't think it's become mainstream yet, but I literally just went through
the same problem with authlib 0.59.3 and vpopmail 5.4.17. Yes, the patch
work
Crud, NO that is not the correct link for what I thought was the patch
source.
OK, I found it! It's in French, that's why it's kinda hard to find. You
can run this page through Babelfish and get something readable, but the
patch originated from this page
http://christian.caleca.free.fr/qmail/cou
I'm sorry to ask this here, but Mr Sam isn't always receptive to "mixed"
company...
Can anyone confirm these statements about the requirement/use for the
'maildirfolder' empty file in folders under a Courier IMAP 4.x
implementation?
I read this somewhere:
"Within each subdirectory th
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> ISP Lists wrote:
>> Therefore, to fix a partially failed rsync during a migration, I should
>> use the following rules:
>>
>> /Maildir/.Sent|.Drafts|.Trash/maildirfolder
>> is NOT correct usage
>&g
Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list?
What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move towards
AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a
vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I looked at Sourceforge and didn't
see much that would leap past squirrelmail.
> ISP Lists wrote:
>> Off-topic, perhaps respond off-list?
>>
>> What are the hot applications in F/OSS webmail that start to move
>> towards
>> AJAX clients (yahoo! mail beta, gmail) that might function well on a
>> vpopmail/qmail/IMAP infrastructure? I
Which RBLsmtpd references are you using in your smtpd listeners and why?
(example sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org in /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-smtp/run)
!DSPAM:47a1f0e1310547134712337!
> Adi Pircalabu wrote:
>> On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 07:33:53 +1000 Quey wrote:
>>
>>
>>> dnsbl.sorbs.net
>>> bl.spamcop.net
>>>
>>
>> Don't use these to reject connections at SMTP level, they give many
>> false-positives. Eventually use them only after queueing, and only to
>> increase the spam score.
>>
> Joshua Megerman wrote:
>> On Saturday 23 February 2008 01:55:14 pm Nick Bright wrote:
>>> While the qmail sources are available, it is not GPL. It's my
>>> understanding that the way qmail is licensed specifically forbids
>>> repackaging.
>>>
>> Um, no. As the original poster stated qmail is now
A customer has challenged whether this can be done...
Anti-SPAM appliances "A", "B", and "C" are available on an internal LAN
via DNS round-robin through SMTP at "appliance.example.com"
VPOPMAIL server "D" is on the same LAN.
Customer has had a few local accounts that had their password guessed
->
> appliances via static SMTP route -SMTP-> back to "D" tcp:25 via static
> SMTP
> route for local deliveries
>
>
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: ISP Lists [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 4:41 PM
> To: vchkpw@i
> On Fri, 2009-01-09 at 08:57 -0600, Matt Brookings wrote:
>> This would not work because users can be deleted out of the hash tree
>> anywhere. It appears your patch assumes a FILO ordering of user
>> additions
>> and deletions.
> I have not been able to explain properly. It would be FIFO.
>
>> I
A system that's been running with 9000 users is now experiencing
intermittent false positives when checking for invalid recipients. It's
allowing invalid recipients "sometimes". I cannot find a pattern.
Any guess on areas that might be culprits? Does chkuser have a default
"permit" behavior if
Where's the best documentation to migrate off of Courier?
I presume Dovecot is the favored IMAP now for Vpopmail?
Any known issues in making this switch?
> Matt Brookings wrote:
>> My question is this: Courier-IMAP has dropped us, should we drop
Courier-IMAP?
>
> Most definitely Yes!
>
>
>
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