help !
this morning most of my clients says that they could not sent email but
receiveing no problem. I've tested telnet to port 25 of the server, the
banner only pop up after 60-80 seconds. i've try to add maxqueproc to 100,
still same problem... i also increased it to 200, but it make the
On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 03:55:19PM +0800, Mohd Izham wrote:
this morning most of my clients says that they could not sent email but
receiveing no problem. I've tested telnet to port 25 of the server, the
banner only pop up after 60-80 seconds. i've try to add maxqueproc to 100,
still same
banner only pop up after 60-80 seconds.
look at what the machine is doing during these 10's of seconds when you
telnet to port 25.
1. process list in task manager
2. imail logging
3. swapping activity
Len
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We are discontinuing our free webmail service
There are about 6000 users
We use SQL server for holding the account information
Can I just delete the rows from SQL server, and then have the IMail
adminitrator program look for orphans?
Would 6000 orphans be too many to handle?
thanks in
I have a rather large URL Black List which I have been building to
automatically every night. X-Headers are supposed to be inserted.
Since 8.03, I cannot find that the checks are even being made. Mail clearly
listed with a href in the list is getting through with no Headers for this
check.
The
Do they allow for comments in the kill.lst in 8.03? I know they didn't
before. let's say I want to comment out an entry? This would be helpful, as
you would be less likely to relist something accidently.
@something.com - I want to remove this entry, if I add a # in front of it,
would it then only
Anybody?
Anybody running Imail 8.03 with AntiSpam DNS tests running on a Windows
Server 2003 with the MS DNS Service running?
John Tolmachoff MCSE CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
eServices For You
www.eservicesforyou.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:IMail_Forum-
At 03:47 PM 9/27/2003, Sanford Whiteman wrote:
I just built a new Imail
server 8.03 server. I need to make get all
messages from the old server to new server.
I have tried copying
user folders to new Imail server but the problem
is the folder is
5GB. The new server is in a datacenter and our
Anybody?
hmm, I suppose Imail uses the Windows resolver, the DNS Client, rather than
having its own resolver (in the way Imail has its own SMTP client).
Do any other tcp/ip apps that would use the OS rexolver, like browsing,
ftp, etc, work ok?
I have tried this using the local DNS server,
Does anyone know of a Dallas, TX Based Vendor that supports Imail? I am
interested in upgrading our Mail Server Software and Hardware. We are
currently running IMail Version 6 on an NT4 Server running a Pentium 450mgz
processor.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Kevin,
We can assist remotely. Contact me off-list if interested.
Regards,
David Gregg
dgSoft Internet Services
Web hosting, Email outsourcing, Dedicated and shared infrastructure
solutions.
(949) 584-1514
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From: Kevin Stanford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
On Sep 29, 2003, at 11:01 AM, Len Conrad wrote:
so the problem has nothing to do with MS DNS, assuming the ISP DNS
isn't MS DNS?
Sounds like some screwup in the OS resolver, or screwup between the OS
resolver and Imail. Let's see, how about wipe and re-install? :))
I run IMail 8.03 on Win2k3
Any idea what this means? KB, Archives even Google is lacking.
Chris
- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(reason: 505 Secure channel required)
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[This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude/F-Prot AV]
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This might be of some help:
http://www.tek-tips.com/gviewthread.cfm/lev2/3/lev3/15/pid/10/qid/420430
If this applies, the remote system (Exchange) is set to only accept secure
connections. They either did this on purpose, or didn't know what they were
doing when setting up the machine.
(Most
Any idea what this means? KB, Archives even Google is lacking.
Chris
- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(reason: 505 Secure channel required)
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/[EMAIL PROTECTED] shows that
the domain abc123.com isn't set up properly (it
HI - I can not find my card with the serial no. for
IMAIL and want to upgrade from 6.06. Ipswitch says they can not find any
data on my company in there database.
Anybody have any ideas?
ThanksTIm
-AmericasGate
Internet
On Monday, September 29, 2003, 12:22:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI - I can not find my card with the serial no. for IMAIL and want to
upgrade from 6.06. Ipswitch says they can not find any data on my
company in there database.
Anybody have any ideas?
If you paid by credit card or cheque
Title: Nachricht
we are searching a
virus scanner for our imail 8.03 server
it must have the
optionthat each maildomainuser ( orat leastthe host
administrator )can switch it on or off !
can declude virus do
that ?
or is ipswitch imail
server anti-virus necessary ?
or should we change
Title: Nachricht
I was
wondering if anyone has run into this before: I am running IMail 7.07 with the
Killer WebMail Templates. I have users that state that when
they
set
the background preferences to another color (say Rocky Mountains to Desert Sand)
they occasionally see that the
So, the device being sold is just a way to (1) drive some sales to people
who hate telemarketers while (2) driving up sales of the newer dialing
systems to telemarketers?
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The telezapper only works on the OLDER analog predictive dialer systems.
Since most telemarkers
Declude Virus Pro has the ability to have per domain or per user settings.
However, at this time, that is only configurable by logging onto the server
and changing the configuration files, it is not possible for endusers or
host admins to do it.
John Tolmachoff MCSE CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
I'm working with a new install of Imail 8.03. I have Outlook Express 6 as my client
and have not been able to get ldap working.
Outlook Express responds to the query: There are no entries in the directory service
that match your search criteria
There is also a search results = 0 in the syslog
So, the device being sold is just a way to (1) drive some sales to people
who hate telemarketers while (2) driving up sales of the newer dialing
systems to telemarketers?
And they are probably both owned by the same company... kind of like low fat
foods, the same company that got you fat can
Has the limit of 100 IP addresses/netmasks in the SMTP access control
function been confirmed? If so, does anyone know if ipSwitch plans to
expand this capacity in a near-term release?
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illigitimi non carborundum
No takers? I'll assume then that there are no comments allowed in the
killfile. However, I would like to know if adding the # in front of the
entry is a good idea or not. I'd guess so, as the only thing effected would
be [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Thanks anyway,
Paul
Do they allow for comments in
Title: Message
The
individual client settings are kept in a cookie on the client's computer.
If the client deletes their cookies, this will happen. The only way to NOT
have it happen is for the client to NOT delete the cookie from your webmail
server.
Dan Horne, CCNASystems
Still not quite sure where this problem is originating.
Recently upgraded to 8.03 on new Win2k3 (W/MSDNS) server from 5.08.
Everyhting has been smooth with the exception of three users who I'm not
sure if coincidentally are using Compaq Tablet PC's with Outlook2k2. I
have 150 other users using
The search is case sensititive.
Kevin Bilbee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Scott Fisher
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 1:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] LDAP Question
I'm working with a new install of Imail
hmm, I suppose Imail uses the Windows resolver, the DNS Client, rather
than
having its own resolver (in the way Imail has its own SMTP client).
Do any other tcp/ip apps that would use the OS rexolver, like browsing,
ftp, etc, work ok?
Everything else works correctly. Even SMTP delivery to
I run IMail 8.03 on Win2k3 and had the same problems that were
mentioned where the MS DNS on the box doesn't work right with the ip4r
tests. I gave up and stopped trying and now just use my Linux / BIND
boxes for DNS like I did before. Something is weird about Win2k3's DNS
server. Was too
Examining the phrase list that IMail recently upgraded, I notice that
Ipswitch has some domains listed in the phrase list. In the list, they do
not include the . but are listed with a space, i.e., Microsoft com instead
of microsoft.com.
In the users manual rules syntax, a . apparently is a
No. But you are not alone. I wondered the same...
Regards,
David Gregg
dgSoft Internet Services
Web hosting, Email outsourcing, Dedicated and shared infrastructure
solutions.
(949) 584-1514
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From: RMilner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Anti-spam in IMail does not work like the rules; there are no wildcards in
the phrase list. When IMail is searching for phrases in an email the '.' is
considered a delimeter so it is not matched against any character in the
phrase list. So, if you want to match on the phrase microsoft.com in an
Thanks Tripp. So if you have the string 'microsoft.com' or 'microsoft com'
in the body of the email, will the phrase 'microsoft com' match both? Will
it also match 'microsoft com' (two or three spaces, or a tab)?
Regards,
David Gregg
dgSoft Internet Services
Web hosting, Email outsourcing,
Yes, if you have 'microsoft com' in the phrase list, it will match
'microsoft.com', 'microsoft com' or 'microsoft com' in the body of an
email. But, if the email is an HTML email and the microsoft.com is in a
URL, you need microsoft.com in the url-domain-bl.
Tripp
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Also, since these settings are kept in a cookie- if they check their
mail on a different computer this will happen as well!
Dan Horne wrote:
The individual client settings are kept in a cookie on the client's
computer. If the client deletes their cookies, this will happen. The
only way to
Thanks for the response Tripp. Another thing I have noticed in the phrase
list, when I put in 18+ or 18 + in the phrase list, anything with the number
18 is snagged. You note there are no wildcards in the phrase list, so I am
not sure exactly what the + is doing or signifying in this instance, as
Would 6000 orphans be too many to handle?
It's not so much the number of orphans as the total number of user
directories. The way that 'Find Orphans' traverses the directory
structure and does user lookups makes it something you want to avoid
doing on a running server when possible.
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