GrayHat wrote: >> If i need to enable the VRFY option, all is needed is to add the list >> of accounts ([email protected]) in the (LocalAddresses_Flat) >> right ? > > uhm no :) you'll have to ensure that VRFY is enabled on the mailserver > (or the mailservers) and then use a "special format" for the > localdomains > file; that is, something like this > > foobar.com=>1.2.3.4:25 > barfoo.net=>1.3.2.5:25 > example.com=>5.4.1.2:25 > > > the format is: > > domain_name=>mailserver_ip:port
Cool :) i'll check if my mailserver supports VRFY. > >> I still see Limiting connection entries in logs. > >> Apr-21-09 09:49:26 Limiting total connections >> Apr-21-09 09:49:27 Limiting total connections >> Apr-21-09 09:50:03 Limiting total connections >> Apr-21-09 09:50:03 Limiting total connections > > which means that some host is trying to "bash" you hard, leave things as > they are, the limiting is needed to avoid bots and the like DDoS-ing the > server, so that message just means that ASSP is doing its duty; just... > make a note of the offending IP(s) > Um, i thought that above log lines mean that Maximum Sessions (maxSMTPSessions) has reached its limit 64 and can not accept new connections ? For specicfic IP limiting i can see something else showing the offending IP. Apr-22-09 07:08:43 Limiting 207.106.239.91 connections to 5 Apr-22-09 07:08:43 MessageScore is now 5, after adding 5 (LimitingIP) Apr-22-09 07:08:43 Limiting 207.106.239.91 connections to 5 Apr-22-09 07:08:43 MessageScore is now 5, after adding 5 (LimitingIP) Apr-22-09 07:15:18 Limiting 195.62.28.209 connections to 5 Apr-22-09 07:15:18 MessageScore is now 5, after adding 5 (LimitingIP) >> Where does ASSP keeps track of all the delayed messages since >> I see lots of delayed messages in the logs but not sure where it >> stores the triplets.? > > you'll find a "delaydb" inside the assp folder For my second assp server, can i just copy the 2 files ( delaydb and delaydb.white) from the first server and it should read/write it instead of building its own from scratch ? Thanks :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Stay on top of everything new and different, both inside and around Java (TM) technology - register by April 22, and save $200 on the JavaOne (SM) conference, June 2-5, 2009, San Francisco. 300 plus technical and hands-on sessions. Register today. Use priority code J9JMT32. http://p.sf.net/sfu/p _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
