Hello,
the easiest way is to send a mail from the new Subscriber
to the Listserver.
take a look at http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/guide/imailug8.1/Chapter%2017%20list7.html
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Running Windows 2000 Server at the moment between a few servers. I have to
renew my server licenses soon, and since I'm doing so anyway, was thinking
about moving to Windows Server 2003. I have a lot of studying to do first
of course, but I don't forsee and major problems, as all the hardware is
Forwarded from bugtraq/full-disclosure. Thought it may be of some
interest here.
-Russ
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Subject: IpSwitch IMail Server = ver 8.1 User Password Decryption
Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 23:18:53 +0600 (KGST)
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Installation of Imail on a Win2003 Enterprise server was really a no-brainer -
had no problems at all.
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This assumes that the intruder has access to the IMail machine's
registry...IMHO if this is so I would think you have bigger problems than
just grabbing passwords..
Eric S
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From: Russ Uhte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This assumes that the intruder has access to the IMail
machine's registry...IMHO if this is so I would think you
have bigger problems than just grabbing passwords..
Eric S
Is it true that extractusers.exe will not work anymore above Imail v7.xx ?
If not, with this code it should be easy
I just have check my passwords,
It works
Sure bad thing
Regards,
Dmitri Elgin,
http://imailzip.com
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Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 8:18 PM
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum]
|name=.*\.vbe|name=.*\.vbs|name=.*\.wsc|name=.*\.wsf|name=.*\.wsh):NUL
So you would expect a mail with an attachment xxx.com to be deleted, but
mail from xxx.com to be delivered right?
So why is this happening:
* log snippet start *
20040817 142535 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (0BD1023C) [127.0.0.1]
D
Like Eric said ... this is only an issue if your mailserver has already been
compromised and that's a much bigger problem. As far as the passwords go
unless you're implementing encryption pop is sent in clear text and all
someone needs is access to the network your mail server is on. After that
speaking of which... is there a way to utilize POP/IMAP and SMTP SSL
security with Imail?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Larry Craddock
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 9:42 AM
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As pointed out prior. If the person using the tool as access to the
registry (either hacked in or local console) their obtaining the IMail
passwords is certainly the least issue for concern.
However, as a legitimate Admin tool this thing is great.
Anyone tried it on a 8.12 box?
At 08:27 AM
Thanks, however, I am looking for a way to
programatically CREATE the LIST via an ASP page, not just subscribe to the
list.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
.
Scott Scriver
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=.*\.vbs|name=.*\.wsc|name=
.*\.wsf|name=.*\.wsh):NUL
So you would expect a mail with an attachment xxx.com to be deleted, but
mail from xxx.com to be delivered right?
So why is this happening:
* log snippet start *
20040817 142535 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (0BD1023C) [127.0.0.1]
D:\IMail\spool
I'm preparing to move IMail Server v8.05 from NT 4to a win2k server. I
assume the Ipswitch instructions
(http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19980116-JB11.htm) are all that's needed.
In addition, I will be moving Declude JunkMail/Virus Pro. I expect this
part to go over very smoothly.
Is there
The upgrades I have done from 2000 to 2003 went fine, as long as the
hardware is checked. You may also want to uninstall any AV software before
upgrading and then reinstall after finished.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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I have moved iMail several times since I have started with this company.
Other than Imail's instructions there should not be a hitch. Make sure that
you back up the registry and such. As long as you put domains and virtual
domains in the same place on the same drive letter you should not have a
Eric Shanbrom [Ipswitch] wrote:
This assumes that the intruder has access to the IMail machine's
registry...IMHO if this is so I would think you have bigger problems than
just grabbing passwords..
Obviously ;) I was seeing it as some value to those who have a legit
reason for wanting the
Forwarded from bugtraq/full-disclosure. Thought it may be of some
interest here.
So-called hackers have thought this is cool for about 10 years. It's
not a hack. The algorithm was never claimed to offer anything but mild
obscurity to a casual Registry browser, and has been owned by
I remember reading on the list here a few times that Imail had
trouble using the Windows 2003 DNS server.
Yes: turn off EDNS per the MS KB.
--Sandy
Sanford Whiteman, Chief Technologist
Broadleaf Systems, a division of
Cypress Integrated Systems,
Thanks, however, I am looking for a way to programatically CREATE
the LIST via an ASP page, not just subscribe to the list.
A list is just a collection of Registry entries that's easily created
outside IMail.
--Sandy
Sanford Whiteman, Chief
Actually have seen excellent uptime and performance as soon as we moved to
Windows 2003... should go well for you as long as the hardware is correct.
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Could you point me toward the right article? I'd appreciate it. I'm not
getting much from searching Microsoft's knowledge base.
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Whiteman
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 12:13 PM
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Try searching the list archives.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Bullion
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 9:48 AM
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I use the mail::sendmail perl module on my windows 2003 server to send mail from my
cgi scripts through Imail.
It has worked great for months, but all of a sudden I am not able to send mail to most
external domains.
For example, when trying to go to my @mac.com address, I get the error (from
From what I've seen, the not local host... not a gateway error has to do
with smtp authentication.
Scott
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Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 2:04 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] IMail Forum] mail::sendmail and Imail
My guess is the ip address the mail::sendmail is using is not allowed to
relay. Do you know what ip address the mail::sendmail is using to send from.
Make shure that address is allowed to relay.
Kevin Bilbee
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I did just bind some new IP addresses to the server, so maybe that is the problem (I
can't remember if I did that after this problem started or just before :- )...
The IP of the server didn't change though, and that was already on the list of trusted
IP addresses in Imail, so I wouldn't think
That didn't work...
Looking at my Imail server logs, I get this for example:
08:12 04:50 SMTPD(3d4a7c8500a62cd3) [216.122.xxx.xxx] connect 216.122.xxx.xxx port 2779
08:12 04:50 SMTPD(3d4a7c8500a62cd3) [216.122.xxx.xxx] HELO imail
08:12 04:50 SMTPD(3d4a7c8500a62cd3) [216.122.xxx.xxx] MAIL FROM:
I noticed that all the other emails where getting answered. I assume that
no one knows of a solution to fix the problem that I am having with an email
being in a loop in the server or the other problem posted about a similar
problem with email being poped over and over again and not deleting
This would tell me that imail thinks that mac.com is a local domain.
OK you are no longer getting
550 not local host mac.com, not a gateway
Is the email address you are trying to send to spelled correctly?
Is mac.com setup as a local domain?
Kevin Bilbee
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From:
Afternoon All ---
I am having a strange issue where my users are receiving double emails
not always but typically when they have a large number of messages in
the inbox --- any ideas --- thanks again all in advance ---
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The 550 not local host error was from the script itself. These are from my imail
server logs.
And no, I don't have mac.com setup as a local domain.
And I got the same log entries for a ton of other domains I tried to send to that day.
I was thinking the error was in that IP address in the log
On 18/08/2004 at 05:51:27, Chris Moreland wrote:
I am having a strange issue where my users are receiving double emails
not always but typically when they have a large number of messages in
the inbox --- any ideas --- thanks again all in advance ---
This can occur when some mail clients (eg
Check how often that the mail client polls the server for any new messages.
I've experienced this problem with Outlook being set to check the server
every 1 or 2 minutes and the user having dozens of emails. I would
recommend checking every 5 or 10 minutes.
Hope this helps.
Randal
I have a customer that is being sent emails that he is not receiving.
The logs show the incoming email, spooling, processing and finishing.
But there is not a delivery. Any ideas, I would be grateful. ~ K
08:17 13:04 SMTPD(15B402DE) [206.190.37.135] HELO
web81704.mail.yahoo.com
08:17 13:04
How is he accessing, by POP3? Check the POP3 logs.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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