hi,
can we block 127.0.0.1 MX entries?
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Hi Davide,
Some performance hint:
Could you change the aliasdomainlist CTRL command in the way:
aliasdomainlistdomainaliasdomain
So we can read out all aliasdomains for one domain without getting the whole
list and letting the client extract the aliasdomains - bandwidth- and
Hi.
We've found and strange behaviour.
If web set a rule for a domain in custdomins,
in order to do an SMTP relay for all the mails
of that domain, we've noticed that the Xmail
server don't send notices about unknown users.
File in custdomains directory: domain.com.tab
Content of
Hello again people,
OK. A simple question.
I am still struggling with spamassassin and I don't know how to continue.
The question is this :
Should I just teach spamassassin or should I install Don Drakes' filter ?
Or is there another option between the two ?
Regards,
s.
P.S. I get around 60
Is there a limit to the number of times the av-filter can be called and =
will mail bypass it if it's busy or runs out of threads?
In the last couple of days we've have many copies of mydoom get through to =
the user (where the desktop AV stopped it) but we're still having copies =
caught by the
Hello,
i have XMAIL 1.17 in a SUSE 8.0, i start XMAIL with 150 threads for smail and without
limit for SMTP.
My problem is the next:
- the XMAIL server stop to work normaly, i can get my email but i can not send any,
when i see the top is there a Process XMail for 22 minuts cosuming 90% of CPU
Even the eicar test is slipping through as well.
I sent 10 copies of eicar, 2 got through.
I've restarted xmail, but not the server. Would anything else effect the =
filter running on every message?
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Dale Qualls wrote:
Even the eicar test is slipping through as well.
I sent 10 copies of eicar, 2 got through.
I've restarted xmail, but not the server. Would anything else effect the =
filter running on every message?
A simple test would be to replace clam with f-prot and rerun the
People,
Would anyone know if there is an option of changing the SMTP port number
x-mail is listening at ?
s.
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STOP MORE SPAM with
Chaps,
I would be gratefull for any takers on this. This is really pressing me now.
.
Hello again people,
OK. A simple question.
I am still struggling with spamassassin and I don't know how
to
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Wim Verveen wrote:
I use xmspamassassin but I notice problems with locking of the logfiles
and presumably the bayesian filter. And I know that SA is the bottleneck
in the system, but should that create the problem I mentioned. I think
not, I would really want to know why
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Sönke Ruempler wrote:
hi,
can we block 127.0.0.1 MX entries?
Like you probably know, no :)
- Davide
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Sönke Ruempler wrote:
Hi Davide,
Some performance hint:
Could you change the aliasdomainlist CTRL command in the way:
aliasdomainlistdomainaliasdomain
So we can read out all aliasdomains for one domain without getting the whole
list and letting the
On Thursday 12 February 2004 13:27, Spyros Tsiolis wrote:
Chaps,
I would be gratefull for any takers on this. This is really pressing me
now.
...
.. Hello again people,
OK. A simple question.
I
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Daniel Serena wrote:
Hi.
We've found and strange behaviour.
If web set a rule for a domain in custdomins,
in order to do an SMTP relay for all the mails
of that domain, we've noticed that the Xmail
server don't send notices about unknown users.
File in
Yeah I get the same result.. the majority is caught by the av filter but
when the load is heavy some do get through..
Original Message
From: Dale Qualls [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 10:16 AM
Subject: [xmail] MyDoom sneaking through
Is there
http://www.xmailserver.org/Readme.html#command_line
says:
-Sp port
Set SMTP server port (if you change this you must know what you're
doing).
e.g. add -Sp 999 to your initscript command-line parameter
(XMAIL_CMD_LINE), if smtp should listen on port 999
Am Do, 2004-02-12 um 19.24 schrieb Spyros
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
i have XMAIL 1.17 in a SUSE 8.0, i start XMAIL with 150 threads for smail and
without limit for SMTP.
My problem is the next:
- the XMAIL server stop to work normaly, i can get my email but i can not send any,
when i see the top is
At 18:27 + 2/12/04, Spyros Tsiolis wrote:
Chaps,
I would be gratefull for any takers on this. This is really pressing me now.
.
Hello again people,
OK. A simple question.
I am still struggling
Dale Qualls schreef:
Is there a limit to the number of times the av-filter can be called and =
will mail bypass it if it's busy or runs out of threads?
In the last couple of days we've have many copies of mydoom get through to =
the user (where the desktop AV stopped it) but we're still
I'd think that they all should get caught since the message shouldn't get =
past the filter.
Strange
Dale Qualls
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You already have the domain filter. It should be enough.
Afaik I have a aliasdomain filter, not a domain filter.
I think a filter for the REAL domain and the output
real-domainaliasdomain
would make more sense?!
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Soenke
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