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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rolf
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> I wish to place /var/spool/mimedefang on a ramdisk as is
> recommended, so
> need to put the quarantined messages somewhere more permanent.
You don't say what version of MD y
Hello
Looking through the archives the way to set the quarantine directory is at
build time with a directive to the ./configure script.
However I have installed via packages and therefore have no need of
compiling it via ./configure.
In mimedefang.pl about line 100, where many variables are se
Just a note that the recent 4326 DAT for McAfee's uvscan seems to give the
wrong permissions to scan.dat. Chmod 644 scan.dat should fix the issue.
Regards,
KAM
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/18/2004 12:05:29
PM:
> I am paranoid that my mail server will stop working, so I whipped up
this
> little swatch script to notify me when mimedefang encounters an error,
> which might indicate it has stopped working.
> I could have it do a restart or similar, but fo
On 02/18/04 at 10:45, 'twas brillig and Jeremy Mates scrobe:
> * Ole Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I know this, and it's not quite what I was getting at. I'm perhaps
> > guilty of excessive indirection in attempting to highlight that a
> > script which attempts to
> >
> > *send mail*
> > wh
On Wed, 18 Feb 2004, Ole Craig wrote:
> You have a script that emails you to tell you that your email
> swerver has stopped swerving?
>
> I think to be on the safe side, the script should also check
> to make sure it was able to send the alert mail correctly, and email
> you if it did
Lucas Albers said:
> I'm not sure what method it uses to send the email.
> An obvious problem if it uses the local mail server to send the email.
> And the local mail server is broken.
Just checked,
It uses the local mail server to send the email.
This is not a good idea, then.
--Luke
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* Ole Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I know this, and it's not quite what I was getting at. I'm perhaps
> guilty of excessive indirection in attempting to highlight that a
> script which attempts to
>
> *send mail*
> when
> *the mail server is malfunctioning*
>
> may have larger issues
Ole Craig said:
> [It is, of course, perfectly possible that the script connects to a
> different MTA than the one watched. That's not by any means a given,
> however, and the OP didn't mention it.]
>
I'm not sure what method it uses to send the email.
An obvious problem if it uses the local mail
On 02/18/04 at 09:58, 'twas brillig and Jeremy Mates scrobe:
> * Ole Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I think to be on the safe side, the script should also check to make
> > sure it was able to send the alert mail correctly, and email you if it
> > didn't... :-)
>
> The swatch utility has a 'throttl
David,
Below is a snippet of an email we just received about an update to Vexira,
including descriptions of some new command-line switches you might be
interested in incorporating into the default commandline you pass to Vexira,
from within MIMEDefang.
Ken
General
===
1. Detects other malwa
* Ole Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think to be on the safe side, the script should also check to make
> sure it was able to send the alert mail correctly, and email you if it
> didn't... :-)
The swatch utility has a 'throttle' option, which should be used to
limit notifications. Your log reportin
On 02/18/04 at 10:05, 'twas brillig and Lucas Albers scrobe:
> I am paranoid that my mail server will stop working, so I whipped up this
> little swatch script to notify me when mimedefang encounters an error,
> which might indicate it has stopped working.
> I could have it do a restart or similar
I am paranoid that my mail server will stop working, so I whipped up this
little swatch script to notify me when mimedefang encounters an error,
which might indicate it has stopped working.
I could have it do a restart or similar, but for now I just have it email me.
Someone posted c-code to do sim
I keep seeing undefined variables from mimedefang-filter.
I made the following insignifigant changes, I moved up virus rejects to
filter begin.
If the variables from he message_contains_virus were not defined, I
defined them, it removed the undefined messages I was seeing in my logs.
Does this seem
Charles Mount wrote:
I am running MimeDefang 2.39 with SpamAssassin 2.63 on Sendmail or
Sendmail-Switch. I have a collection of SUN computers running Solaris 8.
I have a volume of about 12 million messages per week. Right now, the
load average is staying below 4 on the eight processor compute
I am running MimeDefang 2.39 with SpamAssassin 2.63 on Sendmail or
Sendmail-Switch. I have a collection of SUN computers running Solaris 8.
I have a volume of about 12 million messages per week. Right now, the
load average is staying below 4 on the eight processor computers.
I am considering add
On Wed, 18 Feb 2004, Andrew Jayes wrote:
> my($msgSubject);
> my($hfile) = "HEADERS";
> while() {
No, no, no! You aren't opening the file; Perl won't have a clue what you're
trying to do.
Also, the message subject is available in the global variable $Subject
without your having to d
Hi,
chane to: if ($idx == 0)
maybe also do my($idx) = index...
you could also try if($line =~ m/^Subject: /) the you don't have to
define a "useless" var.
Jaco
Hi,
The '#subject check' section of code is not working in my
filter, This is an exact copy of my filter begin. Do I need t
Hi,
The '#subject check' section of code is not working in my
filter, This is an exact copy of my filter begin. Do I need to define
the variables better and if so how? Or do I just have the code wrong?
Any help would be great.
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