but that is the only issue I've found.
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Is it possible in 7.15 to figure out what account sent a particular
message? The log shows EHLO User but I can't figure out anything
beyond that.
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Sanford Whiteman wrote:
No MAIL FROM: line? Then there's no message to speak of.
--Sandy
The Mail From: line shows an account not hosted on my server. Relay is
set for addresses, with only a few specific trusted IPs there. The
sending IP according to the logs is not one of the trusted
Dave Doherty wrote:
They might have used the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] The default
password for the root account is password, so it is easy to use SMTP
AUTH to send messages. You should update the passwords on your root
users to something very long and hard to break.
Thanks, good advice. I
and
spybot. I've been surprised in the past what I've found *after* doing
all of the above steps.
Finally, I'll run root kit revealer from sysinternals.
Good luck.
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for giggles.
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to figuring this out? I don't want to run the removal instructions
if I am just going to be listed again and then have to wait 7 days.
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when
looking for a good Linux server distro.
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select that entry, it only adds
@(domain name) to the To: field of the message and it doesn't work.
Am I missing something?
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like to do things that way.
Even though it cost me bandwidth, I also like keeping on top of what my
clients are doing. This way, if one of them gets infected with a mass-mail
virus, I can be proactive and get them sorted out for example.
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swapped it out with a much beefier Allied Telesyn
router, all of my problems went away.
For some strange reason, the problems I
had were specifically webmail and attachments; I had no problems with websites.
I have also heard of some folks with
problems using cheap switches.
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filler sentences before I contradict myself.
Maybe I can take one for the team and bring up Hitler and breastfeeding.
That ought to kill the thread.
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Because their product is SO good that the overall support costs are lower.
I would actually think that Cisco would have far more support issues than
Ipswitch due to the relative complexity of their products. While quality of
the products is certainly a large factor, there are only so many ways
, but there are lots of things I'd
like to see Ipswitch do at this point...
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a hold of, but they never helped me
solve the stability issued I had. I am sure they have a newer version which
may or may not be comparable.
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off. Everybody wants their
comfort zone back. Those who have been through this before are even more
skittish.
Bottom line: take people out of their comfort zone at your peril.
Thanks for keeping the channels open.
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that to Ipswitch as a bug and/or feature
request.
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have customized several
of
the web templates, but I don't remember changing anything (or even seeing
anything) involving hyperlink detection.
This is purely client based. Imail has nothing to do with it. For what it is
worth, my client correctly did all of the links you have sent.
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point over the last year or so. However, I still feel there are much
better choices out there.
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Is anyone blocking all of ameritech.net because of so much
spam that originates from their IP address blocks?
Ameritech is a huge player in Wisconsin, and I have a lot of customers there, so I
can't. While I
get a ton of spam from them, I also get a lot of legitimate email.
Paul Navarre
in Asia or wherever.
My point isn't that I can prove that spam laws aren't worthwhile. However, if you
believe that once
legislation is passed all of the spammers will think to themselves, The party is
over. Time to give
up spamming and volunteer at an Aids hospice., you are incredibly naïve.
Paul
this is incorrect?
The 2nd question is even if these guys are not respecting valid configurations, is
there a best
practice that would make my life easier when it comes to overzealous ISPs?
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I use
the following syntax with no problems:
extractusers -f (destination path) -d (domain name)
Paul
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I have imail 7.15 running. I have a domain with .com, .net and .org extensions. I
would like all
three to go to the same set of mailboxes. .com works. I am able to ping by
www.domainname.com for
each of the .com, .net and .org. It looks like host alias is what I need to do this
Title: Messaggio
Pasquale,
mhonarc works great for us. Do you need a hand setting it
up?
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hardware using free software; it just isn't built into Imail.
We Mhonarc (http://www.mhonarc.org/) with great success.
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all mailservers that don't have reverse
DNS or have
problems a, b and c. If I knew that 90% of my competitors were doing the same thing,
I'd be there in
a heartbeat. It would be great.
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, but
for my company
it would be bad business. If other businesses can do it, that is great for them.
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on something. This kind of functionality requires Java, so I doubt
that it will
ever be ported.
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the messages to Eudora, and
then archive from there.
Paul
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MHonArc
But how do you get access
renewal. I'd
like to get a
little bit for it, but I am sure we can work out a good deal.
The token expires on Saturday, so the renewal would have to be submitted this week.
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I use
FTP to grab the .mbx file from the email server. Then I process it using mhonarc
on the webserver. This all runs via scheduled scripts.
Paul
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Check
out http://www.mhonarc.org.
Imail
does not have anything built in.
Paul
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the mbx file from my Imail server to a webserver with a script, and
then go from
there.
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Let's forget about Microsoft tools; there none AFAIK. MHonArc seems to be
the prevalent solution for the Windows platform but I find its searching
somewhat lacking.
If it is a Windows machines, Index Service can be used to index what MHonArc creates.
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Otherwise, I will just drop this whole issue...
Oh but why? Wading through these cat fights is so much more productive than, say,
feeding my family.
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nothing to
complain about.
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or users who are spammers at IPs listed in your Relay for
Addresses list.
4. There is an insecure backup MX server at an IP address listed in your Relay for
Addresses list.
Mail is sent through the backup server which then sends it through your Imail server.
Good luck,
Paul Navarre
The message below was posted to the Focus-MS list recently. There was some dicussion
on our list as
to whether applying this patch might cause a problem. This message would appear to
have the details
spelled out. I cannot however vouch for its accuracy.
Paul Navarre
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This link has some information:
http://spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/338.html
In my experience any message that says to call a phone number and ask to talk to
Julian is a hoax.
Paul Navarre
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is too little IMHO for running anything beyond the
screen saver.
Max out the RAM and your box will be more stable, no matter what applications you are
running on it.
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plans. I
suspect they
still do. The nice part is that for many countries there was only one number to dial
for all cities,
which was very convenient. I don't know if they can hook you up for less than a year
or not.
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[mailto
is:
jmail.SMTPMail error '8000'
The message was undeliverable. All servers failed to receive the message
/EmailList/Confirmation.asp, line 12
That should help you figure out the problem :-)
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before we even hang up the phone. Makes us look very good when the
client is
sweating bullets and we jump out of of the phone booth and save the day.
Contact me offlist if you have any more specific questions about how we do it.
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I am needing to backup my IMail
This should answer your question:
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-20021218-DM01.htm
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Subject: [IMail
We are suddenly noticing that if we add a new user the list administration checkbox
for that user is
automatically checked. The occurs with both the web admin and local admin interfaces.
It is obviously easy to just uncheck the box, but does anyone know what might cause
this?
Thanks,
Paul
uncheck the box for the 'main' site default setup.
Thanks, Rick. Didn't realize that was a virtual domain issue.
Cheers,
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. Is this really a problem?
Am I missing something?
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This
document should help if you are unclear about the process:
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19980116-JB11.htm
Peronally, I always backup the old server and then try to upgradeit
to the version of the new server *before* moving anything. When it is clear the
upgrade is successful,
just fine; http://www.domain.com goes to my web server,
while
http://mail.domain.com goes to web messaging. I don't understand the potential problem.
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to doing it
the way I am currently.
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the Imail client app
thingy to get
email from an old (other brand) server that I was decomissioning, and then I saved the
messages
directly to the appropriate mailboxes I set up in Imail. Or are you looking for
something that will
automatically get email from another server at intervals?
Paul
exists
in the nic, it would certainly be better to have it fixed there.
If anything here is not true, please correct me.
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threw up our hands and ditched
Mailmax.
Not
accepting two letter user names is unfortunate, and I don't know the reason for
it. When a client demands it, I create a user with a temporary name normally,
and then use the registry to change it. Not ideal, but it has worked for
us.
Paul
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We had
the problems with versions 3 and 4. I understand they are now up to version 5
but we bailed before they got to 5.
One
thing you might try. We have our Web Messaging set up on port 8383, but we use
GDataPipe to redirect so port 80 works too. Thereason we do this is
.
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. I am pretty sure
though that I just re-entered all of the accounts rather than trying some
magical import function.
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As for Declude, just look at the archive. Rest assured, Declude is
fantastic.
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Imail.
From where I sit, there is nothing on Windows that I would consider an
upgrade, but of course your milage may vary depending on your needs.
And no, I don't have any connection to Ipswitch or Compaq.
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It
sounds like IIS is answering on the IP. You'll have to disable it or
change its port so there isn't a conflict.
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.
Anybody have any ideas of what it is? Should I send it to anti-virus
vendors? Anyone have a contact email at Ebay?
Thanks for any insight,
Paul Navarre
PS Here is the header:
Received: from mail.hannibalpd.com [66.136.167.121] by netinteraction.com
with ESMTP
(SMTPD32-7.12) id A6D0234B0020; Sun
with each card, depending on my projected space
requirements.
If that makes sense, then the question is what to put on controller 1 and
what to put on controller 2. Another theoretical issue to consider is that
the 2DH has a larger cache.
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one address, but
only receive one copy of each list message. The current way finally allows
this; the old way did not. Changing back at this point would cause me to
have to switch to another product, causing me to add a server, pay extra
data center fees etc.
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I just upgraded from 7.07 to 7.11 with hotfix.
The good news is that email is functioning.
The bad news is that the Imail Administrator isn't working. When I start it,
it shows up on the taskbar, but no window ever shows up.
Has anyone ever run into this before?
Many thanks,
Paul Navarre
Did you have it open when you ran the upgrade? This could account for
it. If this is the case, just close everything (and hit the
process list,
make sure *everything* is closed), and run the update and hotfix
again. Reboot if possible, and try again.
Thanks for the reply.
I don't
The bad news is that the Imail Administrator isn't working. When
I start it,
it shows up on the taskbar, but no window ever shows up.
Has anyone ever run into this before?
Ok, now I feel like a complete idiot. It was starting up minimized.
The less said the better...
Paul
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Here is the mail tag:
cfmail FROM=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
TO=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
SUBJECT=
subscribe test_list Jason Alba
/cfmail
I don't know Cold Fusion, but is it possible the syntax is wrong? I do
the same thing but using ASP and CDONTS
What is the body that you are putting in your code? What is the
subject?
Here is my code:
%
Dim objMail
Set objMail = Server.CreateObject(CDONTS.NewMail)
objMail.From = Request.Form(email)
objMail.Subject = Subscribe
objMail.To = mydomain.com
that the service functionality is considered beta. I have just now
tested it with positive results, but of course your mileage may vary.
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I can't telnet to it from here, so I suspect a firewall of some kind.
What kind of connection do you have? Is it possible that your ISP has
blocked port 25?
Paul Navarre
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router and I can't imagine
Cable
Wireless blocking port 25. Plus, it would be a huge coincidence if
this
was a network routing issue since this problem started with the
smtp32.exe
service dying.
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the problem, or gather more information that would help prove
that this software is defective.
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bugs. The only major bug
in 7.05 that I am aware of has to do with web messaging, but I doubt
that going back to 7.0 will help in that regard. I don't find Imail
junky nor do I find that it has tons of problems. What kinds of problems
are you having?
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to a larger community.
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agreement. But new features shouldn't cause the service agreement to
rise at a rapid rate.
I really hope that there is no reason at all for me to be nervous, and
that I'll be an Ipswitch customer for many years to come. We'll see.
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is 100%
reliable in this regard now or not.
For someone who knows MS DNS better than I do, perhaps all three of
these things are non-issues. Perhaps I didn't set it up right. But I do
know the BIND works great for me, with none of these issues.
Paul Navarre
I'll second this vote. I think MS
This works great, as long as I am logged in. I didn't see any option to
run this as a service. Do you actually run your server logged in all of
the time, or have I overlooked something?
Thanks,
Paul
Keep Imail running on 25 as usual. Don't change anything there.
In AutoSMTP:
Uncheck
I've had the first problem with one account. Other accounts or new
accounts on this domain do not have this problem. Are you using
KillerWebMail templates? I am.
Paul Navarre
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on NT with a few other
things save me a ton of money, even if the Linux box and software would be
nearly free. However, if there is some evidence that at a certain point BIND
is going to melt as my trafic increases, I'd be greatful for some warning.
Thanks,
Paul Navarre
I built a set of boxes
I have had extremely bad luck with them, including a 4 day outage. I don't
consider them to be ISP grade at all, and I think the average office should
think twice before getting a leased line from them.
Just my humble opinion,
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it to send
mail via CDONTS. On my Windows2000 box, you go into the properties, select
the general tab, and click the advanced button to get to where you can
change the port. Someone wiser than I might tell you the prefered port to
use, but for me something over 2000 seems to work.
Good luck,
Paul
Yes, I use it. I don't know how I got along without it. Inexpensive compared
to alternatives, easy to install, no problems whatsoever. It gets my highest
recommendation.
Paul Navarre
No, not at all. Has anyone on the list used Declude and does it
really work?
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Is it possible there is something else on this port? I would try another
port. I moved to win2k as well with no problems. My port number is 1000.
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Ever since i installed Imail on my win2k server CDONTS seems not to work.
We have msSMTP on port 26 and imail
Everything you need for CDONTS is with IIS.
I'd be interested to hear if someone has found some advantages of other
products over using CDONTS.
Paul Navarre
I believe the cdonts needs the MSSMTP Service or EXCHANGE to run. I don't
know if there are any restrictions as to MSSMTP port number
Just so I understand what you have, if you go into the MMC for the Default
SMTP Virtual Server, click on the Advanced button next to the IP address on
the General tab, you'll see an IP address and and a port of 1000?
Not to be insulting, but also check and make sure that SMTP is not stopped
in
to piracy paranoia. I am thrilled with Imail so far.
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