David,
My Grey matter is not retaining binary state that long - might need to
replace it with flash ram.
The quick tests I've done do indicate a closed relay, but Open relay was not
the reported error with CBL.
CBL reported email to spamtraps (and similar).
So I was running through the things E
On 15 Jan 2007, at 20:49, Rob Arends wrote:
> 4.
> What did you find in your logs?
> Anything abnormal from IPs other than 10.10.10.99?
> Your scripts on the server - are they webforms where email can be sent? (you
> know, "contact us" forms)
> There are known vulnerabilities in some web forms wh
I have got myself all confused now.
I decided that what I should do is just make the server check the emails to
see if they are HIGH PRIORITY and if they are then send it to the Blackberry
device.
I can inform users that if they want a offic user to receive the email on
said users blackberry then
If you use the AUTH command on an normal connection to the server, your
user name and password would be sent in plain text. A malicious person
with a packet sniffer would be able to capture the authentication
details en route.
I was hoping there would be a way to improve the security of peopl
On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, Vinny Wadding wrote:
>
> I am currently running XMail 1.23 and have started reading the
> documentation for 1.24 and I had a question that I haven't come across
> the answer to yet.
>
> Is there a way in XMail to stop it advertising SMTP AUTH unless the
> connection is e
I am currently running XMail 1.23 and have started reading the
documentation for 1.24 and I had a question that I haven't come across
the answer to yet.
Is there a way in XMail to stop it advertising SMTP AUTH unless the
connection is encrypted? I don't want it to be available on a normal
co
Erwin, I assumed your server IP 10.10.10.99 has only one NIC, and that the
NAT was done elsewhere.
You could of course have 2 NICs and have the public IP on one of the NICs.
In this case I'd definitely never add the public IP to the smtp-relay.tab
In fact I'd have your scripts send to 127.0.0.1 (
Erwin,
1.
The "Error: The RCPT command failed. The specified account does not exist"
It might be that you need to specify the full email address as the username.
Try using your MUA (outlook express etc) to send smtp auth mail using the
userid that you wanted in the scripts.
When you have that w
Rob,
Thank you for helping out.
A good point in clearing the smtprelay.tab.
If I do this. All scripts on the server give an error when trying to send
e-mail. ASP (dundas) or PHP scripts fail. Even when I add an smtp account
with username and password.
Error: The RCPT command failed. The specified
