At 13:55 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>I did get the final email, so in my case it's open relay.
>Moreover, I personally believe that having then email received (but not
>delieverd), is as bad.
When you use that test, are you sending the email to an address that is not
on your local server?
At 13:30 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>I have a user with a "*" alias. (aliases.tab = "relaydomain.com" "*" "info")
>
>I run the open relat test on: http://members.iinet.net.au/~remmie/relay/
>
>Server was accepting relay:
>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
><<< 250 OK
> MA
At 12:54 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Which flavor of OS are you running? Your mention of ASP makes me think it
> > might be Windows. If so, try the following from a command prompt:
> >
> > And see what you get back for each one. Again, using my own domain as an
> > example, your session m
At 12:35 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>Is that the way I should define it?
>
>Here's my smtprelay.tab:
>
>"164.149.214.100" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.101" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.102" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.103" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.104" "255.255.255.255"
>"16
At 11:53 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Yes, a lot thx. Your XMail machine cannot fire DNS queries *or* the target
> > domain does not have neiher MX nor A records.
>
>My machine IS a DNS server as well, and the MX/A records are valid (I'm sure
>because I can connect them and retrieve mail o
At 11:36 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Use smtprelay.tab to restict relaying, not smtpauth.tab. Also you don't
> > need smtpauth.tab for SMTP authentication. XMail does the first lookup
> > inside the account database. Not sure what you men for "refferes".
> >
>
>Sorry, I used smtprelay.tab
At 11:31 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > use mailproc.tab and "redirect" switch.
> > see the doc für details.
>
>I set up relay succesfuly, for 3 different emails (1 is of an internal/local
>domain, the other 2 are external domains accoutns) - the local user has got
>the message, the other 2
This is forwarded from another mailing list
>So the algorithm would become, I think:
>
>Suppose the IP 1.2.3.4 identifies using HELO (or EHLO) as "outmx.example.com":
>
>1) Lookup MX records for outmx.example.com.
>If the IP address of one of the returned MX hostnames is 1.2.3.4,
>mark
At 15:45 7/12/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > As I understand it, the parameter to HELO/EHLO is treated as a domain name,
> > and an MX lookup is done on that domain. If *any* MX record is returned,
> > processing continues. If *no* MX records are returned, then an A lookup is
> > done. If an A rec
have some suggestions for future versions - but I don't
want to advance them until I am sure I understand what is done so far...)
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It's working just fine here. I have two separate filter EXEs - one returns
16 (to stop further processing but allow the message to continue), and the
other returns 23 (to stop further processing and indicate the message was
modified).
Win2K Server SP3
Xmail 1.16
At 10:40 7/11/2003, Davide Libe
At 20:15 7/10/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>It should be cought by this. Check the spelling of "smtp.ipprop.tab" and
>be sure there's a newline after the last "
Grrr I looked at it a dozen times, and I had even copied it into the
mail messages and was getting ready to send it when I noticed th
At 19:59 7/10/2003, Andrew Joakimsen wrote:
>Try not with the /32 for the subnet, but just the IP addres...
Well, I was basing what I did on the example in the documentation, which shows:
Example:
"192.168.0.7/32" "WhiteList=1"
Given that it shows the /32 on an address in the exa
At 19:42 7/10/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > So, I figured with the new whitelist option in smtp.ipprop.tab I'd be in
> > business. However, it doesn't appear to exempt an address from rDNS
> > checking, only from MAPS checking. Unless I'm doing something wrong.
> > Because the server I attempted
Greetings,
Just put up 1.16, and wanted to try out the smtp.ipprop.tab for
whitelisting an IP address. However, I don't seem to be able to get it to work.
The IP address that I am whitelisting is a mail server that doesn't have an
rDNS listing, but from whom I want to receive mail anyway. Now,
/POP3 or /SMTP
folder to local.schmoo.org and it would authenticate local users, and you
could use the regular authentication for web.schmoo.org.
I don't see any other way to handle it. Not to say there's not another way,
but
At 13:54 7/1/2003, webmaster wrote:
>Tracy this w
At 18:15 6/12/2003, Kirk Friggstad wrote:
>For another example (just discovered this today at
>http://www.mynetwatchman.com/kb/security/ports/17/137.htm - scroll down to
>the "False Positives" section at the end) - on a Windows web server, if
>Netbios is bound to the public IP address of the server
At 17:16 6/12/2003, Michael Harrington wrote:
>Honestly, can you blame AOL for doing this? I can't even count how much
>SPAM gets thrown at our system from people using their cable or DSL lines.
No, I can't blame them for wanting to stop some of the spam. But one of the
best solutions I've seen
At 13:59 6/12/2003, webmaster wrote:
>[<00>] XMail bounce: [EMAIL PROTECTED];Error=[554- The IP address you are
>using to connect to AOL is a dynamic (residential)
>554- IP address. AOL will not accept future e-mail transactions from this
>IP
>554- address until your ISP removes this IP address f
At 10:50 6/12/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > Is there a way to cause XMail to "whitelist" an IP address or address block
> > from MAPS/RDNS checking? I've got someone who runs a private mailing list
> > on their server, but doesn't have reverse DNS set up (actually, they did,
> > but their ISP mes
ere a way I can tell XMail to just let
their server through without worrying about MAPS and/or RDNS?
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At 15:09 6/11/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>1.16 will do SNDRIP=EIPMAP (%s) with %s == map-name
Coolness...:) I'll be a happy camper then - for a while at least...:)
Thanks...:)
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At 14:37 6/11/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Tracy wrote:
> >
> > > True - but the SMTP log doesn't indicate which maps list was used to
> block
> > > the IP. Since I'm just starting
At 13:09 6/11/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Tracy wrote:
>
> > Greetings,
> >
> > I've heard a couple of people ask about logging for MAPS rejections, and I
> > found that I wanted such a feature myself - so I grabbed a copy of the 1.15
&g
t; (the name is formatted like the
rest, with a date in the file name). The format of the log file is:
"Connecting IP" "Date/Time" "blocking maps domain"
I have no objection if this code were to find it's way into the
distribution set for XMail...:)
Tracy
At 18:01 6/5/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > The file is located at: http://www.arisiasoft.com/misc/ntauth.zip
>
>Can you setup a simple HTML page and give me the link ? It is better to
>have links to HTML pages instead of zip files directly.
Sure. You can link to http://www.arisiasoft.com/misc/n
27;s used, feel free to
contact me. I'll try to answer them, although I don't know that I'll be
able to...:)
Good luck.
The file is located at: http://www.arisiasoft.com/misc/ntauth.zip
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At 01:13 6/4/2003, Wang Hu wrote:
>I got same problems. See my message "Can I make two or more pop3 =
>connections
>of XMail with same account concurrently?" in this group.
>
>It seems due to pop3-lock in XMail which allows only one pop3 session =
>for
>each account at the same time.
>
>I don't kno
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>Subject: [xmail] Re: External Password Authentication
>
>
>At 17:45 6/3/2003, webmaster wrote:
> >I am not a programmer by any means so tha
At 17:45 6/3/2003, webmaster wrote:
>I am not a programmer by any means so thats a little over my head, unless
>you know where someone has already done this and they have scripts or code
>to offer?
Well, I could set up a test domain locally and try it here... Probably be
tomorrow sometime before
Sorry for the new mail/thread, I lost the original when my mail client
crashed
Seems to me that if you just want to do authentication of POP3 and SMTP
user accounts, and you're running a single NT domain and mail domain, you
could do that easily enough using External Authentication. As I un
At 11:29 6/3/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Cianferotti Leonardo wrote:
> >
> > I have tried to raise smtp after pop3, shaping the following line: =20
> > "EnableAuthSMTP-POP3" "0" =20
> > I have then ablitato the authentication by smtp: =20
> > "AllowSmtpVRFY" "1" =20
> > Inolte
At 14:53 5/30/2003, Henri van riel wrote:
> > Try going in directly...?
>
> > telnet 110
> > user
> > pass
> > list
> > quit
>
> > If that works, then the mail server is working, and the problem is with
> > your MUA
>
>I already tried that with the same result:
>
>I get '-ERR Invalid auth or
Try going in directly...?
telnet 110
user
pass
list
quit
If that works, then the mail server is working, and the problem is with
your MUA
At 14:36 5/30/2003, Henri van riel wrote:
>Hello!
>
>I was finally able to adapt XMail to run on the uClibc based
>router/gateway project fli4l (www
go down
the search order, or will it stop with that file and not look any farther,
even though there are no commands in there?
Thanks for any help on this.
Tracy
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At 12:56 11/3/2002 -0800, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>On Sun, 3 Nov 2002, Tracy wrote:
>
> > I've been playing around with writing one of these in .NET - but I haven't
> > gotten it working right yet... If I ever do, I'll put the source up
> > somewhere...
>
I've been playing around with writing one of these in .NET - but I haven't
gotten it working right yet... If I ever do, I'll put the source up
somewhere...
At 12:09 11/3/2002 -0800, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>Anyone that want to try to have this to work as an XMail filter :
>
>http://slashdot.org
Sorry - I usually capitalize file names to differentiate them from the
surrounding text. However, I will note your preferences.
At 09:23 10/23/2002 -0700, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Tracy wrote:
>
> > SMTPRELAY.TAB controls this. If you want your local domain user
SMTPRELAY.TAB controls this. If you want your local domain users to be able
to send e-mail outside your domain, you have two choices:
1) Enter the IP subnet for your local domain into SMTPRELAY.TAB (this will
allow anyone using those IP addresses to send mail outside your domain), or
2) Have yo
How is your web site sending the mails? The error you are listing seems to
indicate that the SMTP session to send the mail is never issuing a proper
HELO or EHLO command
At 16:35 10/17/2002 +0200, Tom Svensson wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I've been dealing with this problem for a couple of days now,
> This mail swas sent by telnetting to your server and enterint commands
>manually
> > which accounts for all the typos...:)
> >
> > If you get this, then your server itself is working.
> >
> > If not, well, we'll never know, eh? :)
> >
> > Tracy
Tell me an e-mail address to send to on that server, and I'll try to send
you an e-mail and see what error comes back...
At 15:40 9/29/2002 -0700, Michael Mehrle wrote:
>I set up xmail as described yesterday but now, after my MX entries have
>been switched over - messages never arrive (test me
index was not working properly
- this is fixed.
The GetList function on the collection classes was broken - this is fixed.
Tracy
At 15:27 9/25/2002 +0200, Guillaume Devoyon wrote:
>hello Tracy,
>if you want i can do tests with you'r application..
>
>Guillaume Devoyon
>
>
I have a class library I wrote in VB.NET which handles all this (including
using standard TCP to communicate - ie. not using external programs for the
communications with the server). It exposes everything as an object model,
and maps the object model to the underlying control commands.
It is
At 16:20 9/20/2002 +, Spyros Tsiolis wrote:
>---
>root@jeckyl:~# telnet . 6017
>Trying 127.0.0.1...
>Connected to ..
>Escape character is '^]'.
>-00140 Server does not like Your IP
>Connection closed by foreign host.
>---
Check y
Odd question, perhaps meaningless... Do you, by chance, have a * alias
specified for your domain (not for a user, but for the actual domain alias)?
At 17:34 7/1/2002 +0100, Phin Pope wrote:
>Davide,
>
>The curious nature of the problem is that everyone can access port 25 from
>inside our networ
At 10:35 6/21/2002 +0800, Adrian Hicks wrote:
>* Restart Xmail
>* do: telnet localhost 6017 (the admin program gives the timestamp etc. &
>waits for input - all seems ok at this point)
>* do: "username" "password" and hit enter
>
>And I get a bad
..:) Perhaps I did something wrong the
first time... Are those settings, per chance, cached? If so, that might be
where I ran into problems before (this time I stopped XMail prior to
changing the setting)
Thanks.
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ilboxes for these invalid addresses, if I can
mark the addresses as invalid by doing so.
I'll take any suggestions.
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At 11:12 6/13/2002 +0200, Maarten Weyn wrote:
>[<02>] The reason of the delivery failure was:
>
>The maximum number of delivery attempts has been reached
This means that there was a message in the queue that was awaiting delivery
and it failed. IIRC, the default for delivery is to make 32 attemp
I solved this by putting my local network into smtprelay.tab (which allows
me to send without authentication), then turning on:
"EnableAuthSMTP-POP3" "1"
in the server.tab file. Then I have all my external mail clients enable
SMTP authentication in their mail client software.
There may be o
At 13:52 6/11/2002 -0500, Juan H. Medina wrote:
>/var/MailRoot/bin/18849: No such file or directory.
Looks like you're missing a space between your XMail Bin folder and the PID
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At 15:03 6/11/2002 +0200, Roman Dusek wrote:
>I am getting quite the same headers - recepient's address
>([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is only deep inside Received:... header and in
>To: header that can be hidden using Bcc. So where should the client
>mailserver get the right address from?
Very right you a
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The mail client has to be getting the original recipient somewhere, which
means it has to be preserved by XMail when the mail is redirected by the *
alias.
At 08:54 6/11/2002 -0400, Tracy wrote:
>Set up a single mailbox and assign the * alias to that mailbo
Set up a single mailbox and assign the * alias to that mailbox. That should
direct all mail into that single mailbox - and the original recipient
address will remain in place (I have a similar setup, and I use my mail
client to sort based on the original recipient address).
At 14:47 6/11/2002
Is it possible to enable extended logging? By this I mean having the log
files contain a transcript of the session for each session?
I need to track down some weird mails, and having a log containing all the
session information for each session would be helpful...
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, it's not
possible to tell if the content in the mail is simply text and HTML, or if
there's a real attachment, or whatever else might be there...
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At 15:00 6/5/2002 -0700, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>status info, etc... also the server has to perform tasks that are not
>usually done by a server ( like parsing mime files ) and this increase
>also the cpu utilization.
Amen to that... I'm in the process of writing a web based client for
reading e
At 15:19 5/30/2002 +0100, Lee Rich wrote:
>After running several tests against the xmail server, I've noted that
>messages sent to an invalid address don't seem to be replying and
>informing the sender. Or for that matter, informing the postmaster account
>that a message has been sent to an inv
ERELAY means that the message was rejected. It was not delivered.
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Gerrit P. Haase
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> To: Davide Libenzi
> Subject: [xmail] Re: Fwd: Spam relay (again)
>
>
>
> Davide
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>
>
> On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Tracy Martin wrote:
>
> > As I'm going through the control commands, I note that there are
> > commands for adding, deleting, listing, and enabling pop links.
> &g
pop link using the control protocol?
Tracy
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> it gets loaded but it's obviously not used
OK, that's about what I expected. So it's pretty much anyone's guess
what I might find there - just treat it as opaque string data pairs
and carry on.
Thanks...:)
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recognize and parse additional data if it's added?
I guess, basically, what I'm asking is: are User Variables considered
dead storage for just anything the admin wants to put in there, or do
they have some defined meaning to the server?
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Great! I'll download it and upgrade my server. Are there any major
"gotchas" in going from 1.0 to 1.5 directly (things like message store
format changes or anything)?
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is available in XMail (I'm still running 1.0 - I haven't checked
later version to see if it's available)? And, if it's not available,
what would it take to get it added as a feature?
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> On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Tracy Martin wrote:
>
> > > > 1) Block all mail to a specific mail address (I have
> > > > a "*" alias, but I want to bounce mail addressed to
> > > > a particular alias rather than having it reach me),
> >
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> spam-address.tab
I'll take a look - but the impression I got of that when I was reading the
docs is that it will block *all* mail from that address/domain, rather than
mail addressed only to a specific user. Going back to look again now...
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Suggestions (other than client-side filtering rules, which is not an option
per the executive mandate)?
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Davide Libenzi
> Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 20:26
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> Subject: [xmail] Re: Maximum number of tenatives reached
>
>
> On Sun, 9 Dec 2001, Tracy Martin wrote:
Good catch on the space - I completely missed that.
However, I'm trying to figure how the space got there in the first place.
This is an address that originated from the end user's mail application
(Outlook Express, if I recall correctly), and the mail application itself
should strip trailing spa
#x27;ll try my best
quit
Connection to host lost.
C:\>
Any other ideas? Note that the DNS being used to resolve the name in
NSLOOKUP is the same DNS that is set up for the machine running XMail...
Tracy
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
ot;about.com ""[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
"[EMAIL PROTECTED] " "S19791""RECV=OK" "" "1752"
Note that I can do an NSLOOKUP for the MX server for about.com and telnet to
port 25 on it with no problem, so I don't k
server
open to anyone who wanted to spoof your DNS name.
Tracy
> -Original Message-
> From: Davide Libenzi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 13:52
> To: Scott Ritchie
> Cc: Tracy Martin; XMAIL
> Subject: Re: Closing an Open Relay
>
>
&g
r/pass, use the
same ones as for POP3. You can choose the password security level that suits
your needs in the client software as well.
Tracy Martin
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> From: Scott Ritchie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 13:13
> To: Davide Libenz
Well,
obviously I can't speak for others, but I have it running on a Win2K Server
handling thousands of pieces of mail per day for 15 - 20 users. The machine it's
running on hasn't been rebooted in over a month. No strain, no problems (so
far)...:)
Took a
little doing to get everything co
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