Re: Broadcast Message??
Dude, I think he meant to domains HE controls on HIS server...like an all users message. the answer is yes and the program is linked on www.qmail.org last I checked. -davidu This is called spam and people spamming should be dismembered and then shot :) And no it is not possible anyway Cedric --- Cedric Revest http://www.thedude.org/ Satisfy your craving for crazy, naughty pictures, videos and stories... --- On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Kirti S. Bajwa wrote: Hi All: I have been on this list for the last couple of months but have not seen a message like such. Is it possible to send a message to all people who has an email address. If YES then what to enter in the to filed of the email message. I will be happy to read, if there is a document which explains it. I am using RH 6.2 qmail. Kirti ""
RE: slow smtp connection
Charles wrote: A note to potential qmail newbies: we'll help you. Honestly. You just have to promise to do your homework, give it an honest try before asking for help, and to post good problem reports (detailing what you did, what the system did, and what you thought it was going to do instead, with complete logs and contents of control files). If you're not willing to promise that much, you will receive nothing but beatings for your pains, in this list, or anywhere else in life for that matter. Charles, I agree with you here. I don't agree when you are always so harsh to people, but I understand why you are. Is there a way to send a welcome message when people subscribe that tells them this in nice big CAPS LOCKS or something. Like: -- Welcome to the qmail list, a list focused on discussion and development of the qmail mailserver. The list is composed of many users, administrators, and plenty of qmail newbies. Before you jump right in and ask for some tech support (which we often hand out in truck loads) please take a couple of things into consideration: -o Please check the FAQ's at http://cr.yp.to/ for qmail. -o Please read and/or search the archives. It is rare these days to get a question that hasn't been answered. -o If you are going to post to the list, please include REAL logs, unaltered that cover the scope of your problem but aren't 2000 lines long either. -o Try to include any other information that you think might be helpful such as weird network configurations, weird upstream ISPs, etc, etc. Thanks, and welcome to the list. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Something along those lines would be fine I would imagine. Is there already something like this? I don't remember. ;-) -davidu
RE: Return messages from postmaster
postmaster has been set as a catch-all account. If [EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't exist, postmaster will get it.(postmaster gets *@domain.com, minus existing users) If you want it to bounce, simply turn off the catch-all for postmaster and only [EMAIL PROTECTED] email will be delivered. -davidu -Original Message-From: Angel Durán [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 3:26 AMTo: QmailSubject: Return messages from postmaster Hello, I'm using vpopmail, and I have multiple domains in the same host. When sending a message to a non existent user in that domains, the sender never gets a return message indicating the problem, but the postmaster receives a copy of the original message. Here is the log generated: Apr 30 08:52:01myhost qmail: 988613521.448040 new msg 306265Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.448323 info msg 306265: bytes 2013 from [EMAIL PROTECTED] qp 10412 uid 502Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.531300 starting delivery 214170: msg 306265 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED]Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.531559 status: local 1/10 remote 0/20Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.531736 starting delivery 214171: msg 306265 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED]Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.531886 status: local 2/10 remote 0/20Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.571043 delivery 214170: success: did_1+0+0/Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.571304 status: local 1/10 remote 0/20Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.604037 delivery 214171: success: POP_user_does_not_exist,_but_will_deliver_to_/u1/vpopmail/domains/virtualdomain.com/postmaster/did_0+0+1/Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.604305 status: local 0/10 remote 0/20Apr 30 08:52:01 myhost qmail: 988613521.604449 end msg 306265 Thanks in advance.
Re: questions about an exploit
[Replying via webmail...could be messy] Paul, That bug if I remember right was found a little over a year ago. I believe it was patched in vpopmail quite some time ago. Please someone correct me if I am wrong as this is of the _utmost_ importance. As a side note, I had a machine attacked recenly with a pseudo-successful compromise and the only three services that could be seen outside the firewall were proftpd 2.1.0rc3 and qmail SMTP and qpop3D. (ssh was also there) Are best guess right now is that it was an attack from a user who has ssh access on the system...other then that, those three/four ports should not have been the source of the compromise -- certainly not qmail or qpop3d -- maybe proftpd. -- Just a heads up to people... -davidu Hello everyone, I just came across some website stating that qmail-pop3d + vchkpw contains a particular exploit. http://www.ktwo.ca/c/qmail-pop3d-vchkpw.c Has this been patched already? Is it a qmail problem or a vpopmail problem? Rgds, Paul ""
RE: how to send attaching in qmail using perl
I would recommend that if you have mutt installed you just use mutt from the command line, it is one for the few MUA's that can work from the command line without user intervention. read the mutt manpage. -davidu -Original Message-From: mugundhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 12:57 AMTo: qmailSubject: how to send attaching in qmail using perl hi all, iam using a perl script to send mails via qmail using qmail-inject. my code looks like this: $mailprog = "/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject"; open(QMAIL,"|$mailprog -f mugund\@intercept-india.com");print QMAIL "From: mugund\@intercept-india.com\n";print QMAIL "To: recip\@recip.com\n";print QMAIL "Subject: subject\n";print QMAIL "Content-type: text/html\n";print QMAIL "hi.this is a test\n";close(QMAIL); it works fine. now, i want to know how to make this script send attachments. iam not knowing how to send attachments using this script in perl. what are the changes which i will have to make in this script in order to send attachments. pls do give me a solution ASAP. thanks in advance. Have a nice day. Regards,S.Mugundhan,Tech Solutions,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: How to re-direct mail based on target domain
Marco wrote: Well I think that the better thing be to restore ../defaulthost with proper qmail name,but then I don't know how to set *all* mail toward my ISP...is it wildcard accepted on this case: echo *:mailserver.yourisp.com /var/qmail/control/smtproutes No * Just do: echo :smtp.yourisp.com /var/qmail/control/smtproutes Note: this will overwrite whatever you have and make smtp.yourisp.com the DEFAULT and ONLY route for all your mail. -davidu
RE: How to re-direct mail based on target domain
Marco writes: Hi davidu,very clear but now I've a problem: actually my smtproutes contains the name/ip of a local (LAN) machine who receives mail from qmail machine... And for whom does this machine recieve mail from? Is it to employees or something on the lan? Do they all have a common domain? (Read on) I guess I can't use 2 different rules into smtproutes. LAN machine can't get mail directly from ISP *only* from qmail :-( You can do this: 1) Lets say you have office.company.com and you want all mail to go from the server out to smtp.isp.com except for mail destined for employees on the office.company.com mail server. you could do this in your /var/qmail/control/smtproutes office.company.com:smtp.office.company.com :smtp.isp.com This would make all mail destined for office.company.com go to a mail server at smtp.office.company.com and ALL other mail to smtp.isp.com Hopefully this makes sense and helps, please someone correct me if I am wrong. ;-) -davidu
RE: Pine for Maildir
Great notes on getting the newest pine working with Maildir. One thing I noticed when I set mine up: you wrote: NOTE: Apparently, you must set inbox-path as an absolute path (which means you can't set it to ~/Maildir because pine doesn't seem to recognize ~/ as /home/$USER/). For me it was the opposite. "/home/$USER/Maildir" did not work whereas "~/Maildir" did -- even for root. I have no idea why it is opposite for us, but its just something to consider and "one for the archives" as you say. ;-) To make the change global for all users I added this to my /usr/local/lib/pine.conf.fixed: ##Qmail Maildir Support## inbox-path="~/Maildir/" Thanks, -davidu - You can set inbox-path for pine globally by editing /etc/pine.conf or you can force your users to use that inbox-path by editing /etc/pine.conf.fixed i've never used pine with imap, so i'm not sure how that works. Well, I've been devoting a couple of hours to understanding courier-imap in all of its intracacies and I'd say that your method is loads simpler yet just as reliable. -tcl. By the way, for those of you trying to obtain a copy of the file pine-maildir-4.33 to patch pine with, I realize Larrson's site is down so I have an alternate copy up at http://unix-web.triton.net/~ennui/pine-maildir-4.33 To apply the patch, just copy the file into the directory you extracted pine into and do `patch -p1 pine-maildir-4.33' -- Keith Network Engineer Triton Technologies, Inc.
Dynamic email addresses
Hi, I have a the whole qmail+vpopmail+pop+imap+mysql+qmailadmin setup and it is all running great. One thing I would like to do however is allow users to append to their email address: for example, If my username, [EMAIL PROTECTED] was valid, I would like [EMAIL PROTECTED] to also work (or [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Kinda like a catchall for all accounts I guess. Is this possible? like creating user*@domain instead of user@domain thanks, davidu
