I noticed this also on our system this week when we had a major mailing
that was sent BCC to everyone. I can find no trace of the e-mail in the
copy all mailbox...
Kevin
At 05:38 PM 1/9/2003, you wrote:
I am testing this and finding that we can trap the CC: messages, but we
can't catch
I searched the Ipswitch site as well as the help menu in I-mail looking for
an interpretation of the above error code but couldn't find any. So I'm
hoping someone can help me out.
Here are two examples from the logs from recent days:
20030109 211711 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (004801A0) [0.0.0.0]
If you go into the Imail Server Support Center and click on the Search the
Ipswitch KnowledgeBase link, you can type 10054 as the criteria, searching
only the Imail Server product. This will return a number of articles.
That's what I did. I also scrolled backwards through my log for the
Does SMTP Auth perform authentication based on username and password or just
username? I was doing some testing and it appeared to not care if I sent an
incorrect password; it only looked at the username. Has anyone else seen
this?
Running Imail 6.06.
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I was always under the impression that it passed both the user name and
password as a parameter.
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If you go into the Imail Server Support Center and click on the Search the
Ipswitch KnowledgeBase link, you can type 10054 as the criteria
google has tons of info, too. since it's not an error specific to Imail.
4000 hits for 10054 error
Len
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On Friday, January 10, 2003, 11:16:12 AM, Adam wrote:
AG Does SMTP Auth perform authentication based on username and password or just
AG username?
username and password.
AG I was doing some testing and it appeared to not care if I sent an
AG incorrect password; it only looked at the username.
Does SMTP Auth perform authentication based on username and password or just
username?
SMTP AUTH is an actual authentication mechanism, and requires both a
username and password.
Requiring just a username isn't considered authentication, and is exactly
how spammers are able to take
A couple of years ago when I installed Imail 6.x on my server the log
files (sys.txt) showed incoming user logins from the various users
accessing their inboxes via Outlook, Netscape etc. I could see the
login, the retrieval of messages etc.
A short while ago a server crash resulted in a
Thanks everyone for the input :)
Rudy
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Sent: quinta-feira, 9 de janeiro de 2003 15:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Antispam and antivirus solutions
Declude Junkmail and Sort
A short while ago a server crash resulted in a reinstall of Imail. I
can't see users logging in anymore. Its all smtp and smtpd line items;
no user logins.
I can't find any place to set such a feature. When I installed Imail
there was no setting governing this that I recall. Any ideas,
I can't find any place to set such a feature. When I installed Imail
there was no setting governing this that I recall. Any ideas,
anyone?
POP3 Service tab-Logging.
-Sandy
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How do I force web mail to use the correct IP address and host name?
Try turning off BindToIP (a broken feature at any rate) as directed in
the KB.
-Sandy
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I was doing some testing and it appeared to not care if I sent an
incorrect password...
When you're testing, log files are crucial. Something tells me you
didn't look at them to see whether the AUTH session was/was not
rejected.
-Sandy
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I need to implement a web based list registration and verification
process for a client.
Do you need the verification part to be web-based as well (a Click
here to confirm link in the confirmation e-mail)?
If not, you can build a very easy ASP/CDOSYS page that sends the
registration
I am running the latest version of IMail together with the Killer
templates
The templates allow users to attach files (usual behavior for email
package)
Is it possible to disable the feature/capability for ONLY certain
machines?
I am asking because we are planning to rollout a browser based
Title: Message
I just got my IMail
server up and running. Super happy with this software package. IMail
rocks!
Peace,
Justin Musick
RS IT Department
Local // (419)
627-9872
Toll Free // (800)
762-4817
Fax // (419)
627-6257
Web
Len Conrad wrote:
In the pop3 panel, activate logging (or see where it's going now), but
I
recommend you turn off all but SMTP logging if your server is stressed
or
your log files are already large.
DOH! Missed that. Its set to 'no log' and I think I'll leave it off.
Was trying to debug a
Title: Message
Now
you need to go to IMAIL administrator, services hit SMTP, click SMTP
securityand make sure that you have No Mail Relay checked so that your
mail clients will have to use SMTP AUTH and be surethat you have refuse
null senders unchecked.
Then
you need to get:
Declude
The templates allow users to attach files (usual behavior for email
package)...Is it possible to disable the feature/capability for ONLY
certain machines?
You could pre-set a cookie on each of these machines before you roll
them out, and have the templates check for this cookie when
I just got my IMail server up and running. Super happy with this
software package. IMail rocks!
Great! And now, get yourself a PTR record for 208.44.221.54.
-Sandy
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Excellent advice :)
Be sure under 'relay for addresses' you specify any of your web servers that might try
to send mail via your mail server.
Marc - I assume that you are currently running Scott's AV and Junkmail??? Has
performance been an issue at all or are these add-ons well behaved in a
Title: Message
Just a
little off topic. My company is currently looking into getting some virus
protection on a per user basis(as in the user has to pay a very small fee like
$1 a month). We are already doing spam protection via declude's Junkmail
on a per user basis.
You
say Declude
Title: Message
I
already denied all mail relaying. Thanks for the
advice!
JM
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Make sure only have one copy of IMail1.exe on the ox and it should be in
your IMail folder
Eric S
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Subject: [IMail Forum] imail web messaging not working.
I am running the latest version of IMail together with the Killer
templates
The templates allow users to attach files (usual behavior for email
package)
Is it possible to disable the feature/capability for ONLY certain
machines?
Well, the easiest way to identify certain machines is the IP
make sure you start/stop the smtp service when you make changes to it.
If you've just enabled smtp auth then it won't work until the service is
restarted.
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From: Adam Greene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 11:16 AM
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Thanks all, for your help. I did further testing in response to your
feedback and suggestions, and the SMTP Auth service does indeed appear to
require a correct username AND password. Thanks for the help. I must have
made a stupid mistake of some kind with my first round of testing.
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Good afternoon, Everyone,
I would appreciate some suggestions or practices that people out there
have implemented regarding DNS and ISP backups. Feel free to email me
off list if this thread gets too long and tedious.
Right before Christmas, our ISP went out of business without telling
anyone.
Yes I've been running Scott's AV and Junkmail Pro. I have never noticed a
speed difference since installing the products. Declude was very easy to
use and it has great support. I have almost 600 addresses or domains
blacklisted to automatically delete and a Hold weight of 30 and I've never
seen
Sharyn,
Just my .02 but I would recommend having at least one dominant ISP (such
as ATT or Sprint.) And another ISP for redundancy. I would require that
both ISP's implement BGP on their router, and also configure it on my
router. Of course, you do have to purchase an AS number from ARIN's.
I host my own primary nameserver here. My question then, is, how is the
best way to handle a quick tranfer of DNS?
There shouldn't be any need to.
If you host the primary nameserver, you've got complete control over
it. If something happens with your ISP, all you need to do is change the
I host my own primary nameserver here. My question then, is, how is the
best way to handle a quick tranfer of DNS?
short TTL's are the key to defeating the effect of caching of records make
stale by changes.
delegate your domains to both ISP's DNS's.
The backup ISP would provide
us with
Instead of KWM supplying the security, think about
attacking the problem from the other end. Simply use
the High Security Workstation Template with settings
suitable for KIOSK mode via Group Policy.
Users only have access to a single directory. There is
NO access to system files, and try as they
If you host the primary nameserver, you've got complete control over
it. If something happens with your ISP, all you need to do is change the
DNS to point to different IPs.
The IP address of my nameserver belongs to the ISP that is now providing my internet
connection. If my ISP goes out
I host my own primary nameserver here. My question then, is, how is the
best way to handle a quick tranfer of DNS?
The backup ISP would provide
us with several static IP addresses, however, all our DNS points to our
current addressing scheme.
ESPECIALLY if you are an ISP (i.e. 100s if not 1000s
All you have to do is this, have 2 nameservers ns1, ns2. ns1 should be
on the first ISP network, and NS2 should be on the second. If NS1 goes
down, or the ISP goes away, you have NS2 to back it up, until you find a new
provider for ns1
Jason
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short TTL's are the key to defeating the effect of caching of records make
stale by changes.
I would say that's a good practice when you know in advance a change is coming. We had
NO notice (I'd kill someone if I knew who to kill). At noon on 12/17, our access was
just cut off. Done.Dead.
I might add that many folks might be willing to share backup DNS servers
with you... that is, you colo their backup DNS and they colo yours.
My $0.02
_M
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The IP address of my nameserver belongs to the ISP that is now providing
my internet connection. If my ISP goes out of business (again), the IP
address of my nameserver WILL change. If the root servers are still giving
out the old IP address when doing a lookup...
That's because NetSol isn't
I feel that it should also be mentioned that installing Declude Queue
(All you have to do is install Declude and you get it) can actually
improve server sending performance. It is one of the little perks of
Declude that rarely gets mentioned.
-Jerry
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From: [EMAIL
Hi all,
I would like to have a comment with my solution. (By the way, obtaining AS is not an
option or until you obtain AS and implement BGP.)
Have 2 independent circuit from different ISP.
Each circuit has completely different ip blocks if not subnetted. (Say 1 class C per
circuit)
Primary
In a nutshell, I'm trying to figure out how to populate mailing lists over a
network. Here's why:
We are setting up a broadcast system to reach emergency responders in the case
of a wide-area event. One component of the system will use email addresses
culled from a custom contact database;
Sandy,
No, I don't need the verification to be web-based. I'll pass this along to
the programmer doing the job I'll look at Declude confirm as well.
Thanks for the help,
George
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I *despise* dealing with Netsol but this decision is not mine. I have
suggested
several times to find a new registrar and have been shot down in flames.
Unfortunately, I'm accountable when things go wrong, but don't have the
option of
making all the command decisions. Perhaps I should do a
Do You have a outlook e-mail client configured to send and receive mail on
your server?
Paul
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Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 10:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] error 10054
I
In a nutshell, I'm trying to figure out how to populate mailing lists over
a
network. Here's why:
Have you thought about using ASP code or VBScript and your favorite flavor
of database. You could generate the list on the fly or you could send the
message itself on the fly.
We have had similar
Sharyn,
Another solution is to use a Radware LinkProof Lite. Assuming that both
your primary and backup circuits are live, you're paying for the backup but
not using it all of the time. This solution provides for inbound and
outbound load balancing and handles the DNS issues as well by
Hi,
10054 is a Windows socket error message as follows:
10054 - The connection was reset by remote side.
Which means that the server your server was talking to reset the connection.
Mike
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Sent: Friday,
I wanted to see if anyone knew what is most likely to be in this folder. I currently
am seeing a few .doc's, .tif's, .gif's and some .tmp's from previous dates. Can these
be safely deleted, or does IMail store things here for future use. Thanks for the
info.
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Sharyn,
George's recommendation is the technologically easiest to implement. But to
ensure the ground is covered, you could use BGP (Border Gateway Protocol).
The advantage of using BGP is that you can route ALL of your IP blocks over
ALL of your connections to the internet. You are not dependent
Mike,
As an additional note. I looked at BGP and found that the cost would be
substantially higher and, as you mentioned, much more challenging
technically.
The Link Proof Lite is a poor man's BGP so to speak and has the advantages
of being able to handle dissimilar circuit types such as my mix
I wanted to see if anyone knew what is most likely to be in this
folder. I currently am seeing a few .doc's, .tif's, .gif's and some
.tmp's from previous dates. Can these be safely deleted, or does
IMail store things here for future use.
The folder is used for webmail message
No, I don't need the verification to be web-based.
Okay, ASP/CDOSYS and Confirm will do the trick. Start an OT thread if
your programmer has questions about the script.
-Sandy
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I would *like* to have the list files stored in a central, shared
location, but the list directory is hard-coded into Imail, and tech
support tells me that putting it on a network drive is not
supported...
It's fully possible to put an IMail domain TopDir on a network drive.
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