RE: [qmailtoaster] Emails Footer/Disclaimer Notice

[nandakumar.cherukuru]

Hi Jake,
 
Thanks for your lovely tip. I went and looked in Sq mail's 
website and got hold of a email_footer plugin. And it just does what I wanted 
from the web mail point of view.
 
As said by you earlier, since it is in the devel build, I 
hope it will soon make it to the stable release and then I can upgrade my QT 
during that time and benefit from this feature as well. 

 
As such it is not for me and since my friend runs a small 
firm, I configured him this wonderful mail server. And he asked can he also get 
a disclaimer :( - Luckily he is planning to use SQ. Mail only for the near 
future, so for the time-being email_footer might be the 
answer.
 
Thanks.
Nanda.

  
  
  From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 5:37 PMTo: 
  qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.comSubject: Re: [qmailtoaster] 
  Emails Footer/Disclaimer Notice
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote: 
  

Thanks 
Jake.
 
May be I'll give the devel build a try? Because adding 
it to webmail messages means requesting the users of the system to add it, 
rather than forcing a footer. But it might be the last measure 
:(
 
Hope the next version will have this feature in 
it.
 As far as adding it to webmail... 
  I know this could be done with Horde, back when Toaster used to roll this out 
  as well. I never tried in Squirrelmail. Maybe check Squirrelmail's website to 
  see if it can be added to the config there? That way all emails throuhg 
  webmail would contain the 
footer.

[qmailtoaster] Quota Usage Status bar in Webmail

[Supriyo Banerjee]

Unlike in the previous Qmail Toaster versions, the present
version of Squirrelmail doesn’t display the quota usage status bar on top
of the folder list. I did include the ‘quota_usage’ plugin for the
same, but it didn’t help.

 

It is a really useful way for the users to keep track of their
mailbox quota. Any suggestions how to troubleshoot it?

 

Regards,

Supriyo Banerjee

[qmailtoaster] QmailAdmin doesn't show my aliases/forwards , I did try what the FAQ said BUT !

[w1 th]

Hi

I know the FAQ say do this
>/home/vpopmail/bin/dotqmail2valias -a

I did.Said it converted it.


But In QmailAdmin I still only have

:E-Mail Accounts
:Forwarders
:Mail Robots
:Mailing Lists   

and some more Similar to above but only New x

In Qmail Toaster Admin Screen I've created the Domain
testing.com . In Accounts,Forwarders,Alias I have the
numbers 100 and Permissions , none tick.

FC4 2.6.16 , Newest (Few days ago) Current Download
and Install scripts , Smooth Install Nothing
Strange.Not Upgrade.

HELP PLEASE why no alias and Pop option in QmailAdmin.

Thanks
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Re: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

[Jake Vickers]

Ole J wrote:

Hello,

The autentication by PPPoE is done by the router, you could either do 
as you suggested


Get a router whois capable for multiple DMZ static IP adressing & NAT 
translation.

The router you need is similar to the 3COM Office connect 25.
This router is discontinued but i am sure they have another appliance 
who has the same spesification.
25 means only 25 users (mac's) can use the router as gateway to 
internet/lan.

This router you can add DMZ range of IP's or one by one .
Here you can read more about this Internet Firewall /slash/ router.
http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=features&sku=3C16770-US&pathtype=purchase 

Such routers are intended for business enviroments and can be 
expensive, my guess around $500USD ++


Or

Add a switch between the modem & the router(s), connect multiple 
router with their own unique IP adresses with able to authenticate PPPoE.
Tends to be alot of wiring mess ;) but can be cheaper, thou more power 
consuming and general heating ( if you have a smaller room for your 
equipment )
Test this setup first before any major purchase, some ISP may block 
unknown mac's.
In some modems, you may have to change the modem setting to 
"bridgeing", usual in newer modems with builtin switch/firewall/router.


Another method would be to put together another computer (doesn't have 
to be anything terribly special), and install IPCop (ipcop.org) or 
Endian (efw.it) on it. They allow you to have multiple public IP 
addresses on the machine, and you can do custom routing:
If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 72.168.255.255 forward it to 
192.168.1.3
If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 73.169.255.255 forward it to 
192.168.1.4
Or however you want to route it. Also provides a good firewall, snort, 
VPN capabilities, etc.


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[qmailtoaster] To improve the performance

[nandakumar.cherukuru]

Hi 
All,
 
What are the tips/tricks to make the QT run any faster than what it 
is currently?
 
What areas can be checked? Like where the performance bottle necks 
are?
 
Also, how can we have virus scanner and spam assassin run on a separate 
box to that of the core mail server? If it would help in a performance boost? 
How can such an installation be done?
 
Thanks for your help.
 
Nanda.

Re: [qmailtoaster] QmailAdmin doesn't show my aliases/forwards , I did try what the FAQ said BUT !

[Shai]

Hi,

And when you click on "Forwarders", what do you see?

Shai

On 5/10/06, w1 th <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi

I know the FAQ say do this
>/home/vpopmail/bin/dotqmail2valias -a

I did.Said it converted it.


But In QmailAdmin I still only have

:E-Mail Accounts
:Forwarders
:Mail Robots
:Mailing Lists

and some more Similar to above but only New x

In Qmail Toaster Admin Screen I've created the Domain
testing.com . In Accounts,Forwarders,Alias I have the
numbers 100 and Permissions , none tick.

FC4 2.6.16 , Newest (Few days ago) Current Download
and Install scripts , Smooth Install Nothing
Strange.Not Upgrade.

HELP PLEASE why no alias and Pop option in QmailAdmin.

Thanks
With (South Africa) +2GMT


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Re: [qmailtoaster] QmailAdmin doesn't show my aliases/forwards , I did try what the FAQ said BUT !

[w1 th]

Hi Shai

Thanks for quick reply

I have already set up a NEW FORWARDER in QmailAdmin
thus when I click on Forwarder it shows me the Page
with Forwarder Info..

Hope you ,Erik or someone else can help ,pls...---
Shai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> And when you click on "Forwarders", what do you see?
> 
> Shai
> 
> On 5/10/06, w1 th <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > I know the FAQ say do this
> > >/home/vpopmail/bin/dotqmail2valias -a
> >
> > I did.Said it converted it.
> >
> >
> > But In QmailAdmin I still only have
> >
> > :E-Mail Accounts
> > :Forwarders
> > :Mail Robots
> > :Mailing Lists
> >
> > and some more Similar to above but only New x
> >
> > In Qmail Toaster Admin Screen I've created the
> Domain
> > testing.com . In Accounts,Forwarders,Alias I have
> the
> > numbers 100 and Permissions , none tick.
> >
> > FC4 2.6.16 , Newest (Few days ago) Current
> Download
> > and Install scripts , Smooth Install Nothing
> > Strange.Not Upgrade.
> >
> > HELP PLEASE why no alias and Pop option in
> QmailAdmin.
> >
> > Thanks
> > With (South Africa) +2GMT
> 
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RE: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

[Brian Trudeau]

Another idea is to have the one just use /var/qmail/control/smtproutes to
route emails to the other machine internally. But all external email would
be hitting that one machine, and also means you're putting all your eggs in
one basket, that frontend box goes down you're sol(but if just the internal
one goes down at least the frontend will cache).

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330 Hastings Drive,   Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
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From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 7:29 AM
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

Ole J wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The autentication by PPPoE is done by the router, you could either do 
> as you suggested
>
> Get a router whois capable for multiple DMZ static IP adressing & NAT 
> translation.
> The router you need is similar to the 3COM Office connect 25.
> This router is discontinued but i am sure they have another appliance 
> who has the same spesification.
> 25 means only 25 users (mac's) can use the router as gateway to 
> internet/lan.
> This router you can add DMZ range of IP's or one by one .
> Here you can read more about this Internet Firewall /slash/ router.
>
http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=features&sku=3C16770-US&pa
thtype=purchase 
>
> Such routers are intended for business enviroments and can be 
> expensive, my guess around $500USD ++
>
> Or
>
> Add a switch between the modem & the router(s), connect multiple 
> router with their own unique IP adresses with able to authenticate PPPoE.
> Tends to be alot of wiring mess ;) but can be cheaper, thou more power 
> consuming and general heating ( if you have a smaller room for your 
> equipment )
> Test this setup first before any major purchase, some ISP may block 
> unknown mac's.
> In some modems, you may have to change the modem setting to 
> "bridgeing", usual in newer modems with builtin switch/firewall/router.
>
Another method would be to put together another computer (doesn't have 
to be anything terribly special), and install IPCop (ipcop.org) or 
Endian (efw.it) on it. They allow you to have multiple public IP 
addresses on the machine, and you can do custom routing:
If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 72.168.255.255 forward it to 
192.168.1.3
If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 73.169.255.255 forward it to 
192.168.1.4
Or however you want to route it. Also provides a good firewall, snort, 
VPN capabilities, etc.

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Re: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

[Natalio Gatti]

Jus an other idea:
You can recieve all mails in your first server, and then forward your
3rd domains mails to your alternative server.

This can be done easilly, just setting some dns´s and rcpthosts registries.

With this schema, you only need one IP and one port.

Salutti,

Natalio.
On 5/10/06, Jake Vickers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Ole J wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The autentication by PPPoE is done by the router, you could either do
> as you suggested
>
> Get a router whois capable for multiple DMZ static IP adressing & NAT
> translation.
> The router you need is similar to the 3COM Office connect 25.
> This router is discontinued but i am sure they have another appliance
> who has the same spesification.
> 25 means only 25 users (mac's) can use the router as gateway to
> internet/lan.
> This router you can add DMZ range of IP's or one by one .
> Here you can read more about this Internet Firewall /slash/ router.
> 
http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=features&sku=3C16770-US&pathtype=purchase
>
> Such routers are intended for business enviroments and can be
> expensive, my guess around $500USD ++
>
> Or
>
> Add a switch between the modem & the router(s), connect multiple
> router with their own unique IP adresses with able to authenticate PPPoE.
> Tends to be alot of wiring mess ;) but can be cheaper, thou more power
> consuming and general heating ( if you have a smaller room for your
> equipment )
> Test this setup first before any major purchase, some ISP may block
> unknown mac's.
> In some modems, you may have to change the modem setting to
> "bridgeing", usual in newer modems with builtin switch/firewall/router.
>
Another method would be to put together another computer (doesn't have
to be anything terribly special), and install IPCop (ipcop.org) or
Endian (efw.it) on it. They allow you to have multiple public IP
addresses on the machine, and you can do custom routing:
If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 72.168.255.255 forward it to
192.168.1.3
If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 73.169.255.255 forward it to
192.168.1.4
Or however you want to route it. Also provides a good firewall, snort,
VPN capabilities, etc.


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RE: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

[Brian Trudeau]

*cough* echo *cough* ;-)

-- 
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Eastek International Corporation
330 Hastings Drive,   Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
Tel: (847) 353-8300 Ext. 213   Fax: (847) 353-8900
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From: Natalio Gatti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 8:56 AM
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

Jus an other idea:
You can recieve all mails in your first server, and then forward your
3rd domains mails to your alternative server.

This can be done easilly, just setting some dns´s and rcpthosts registries.

With this schema, you only need one IP and one port.

Salutti,

Natalio.
On 5/10/06, Jake Vickers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ole J wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > The autentication by PPPoE is done by the router, you could either do
> > as you suggested
> >
> > Get a router whois capable for multiple DMZ static IP adressing & NAT
> > translation.
> > The router you need is similar to the 3COM Office connect 25.
> > This router is discontinued but i am sure they have another appliance
> > who has the same spesification.
> > 25 means only 25 users (mac's) can use the router as gateway to
> > internet/lan.
> > This router you can add DMZ range of IP's or one by one .
> > Here you can read more about this Internet Firewall /slash/ router.
> >
http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/detail.jsp?tab=features&sku=3C16770-US&pa
thtype=purchase
> >
> > Such routers are intended for business enviroments and can be
> > expensive, my guess around $500USD ++
> >
> > Or
> >
> > Add a switch between the modem & the router(s), connect multiple
> > router with their own unique IP adresses with able to authenticate
PPPoE.
> > Tends to be alot of wiring mess ;) but can be cheaper, thou more power
> > consuming and general heating ( if you have a smaller room for your
> > equipment )
> > Test this setup first before any major purchase, some ISP may block
> > unknown mac's.
> > In some modems, you may have to change the modem setting to
> > "bridgeing", usual in newer modems with builtin switch/firewall/router.
> >
> Another method would be to put together another computer (doesn't have
> to be anything terribly special), and install IPCop (ipcop.org) or
> Endian (efw.it) on it. They allow you to have multiple public IP
> addresses on the machine, and you can do custom routing:
> If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 72.168.255.255 forward it to
> 192.168.1.3
> If a connection comes to port 25 on IP 73.169.255.255 forward it to
> 192.168.1.4
> Or however you want to route it. Also provides a good firewall, snort,
> VPN capabilities, etc.

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Re: [qmailtoaster] Multiple Email Servers

[Natalio Gatti]

and that´s what I call a "double" efficient maillist!

On 5/10/06, Brian Trudeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

*cough* echo *cough* ;-)



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Re: [qmailtoaster] To improve the performance

[Jake Vickers]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  
  
  Hi All,
   
  What are the tips/tricks to make the QT run any
faster than what it is currently?
   
  What areas can be checked? Like where the
performance bottle necks are?
   
  Also, how can we have virus scanner and spam
assassin run on a separate box to that of the core mail server? If it
would help in a performance boost? How can such an installation be done?
   
  Thanks for your help.
   
  

QMT is about as streamlined as can be expected. You could so some
things like limit the number of spam checks it does (or disable
altogether), stop it from scanning for viruses, etc. Might shave a
couple tenths of a second off of messages.
The rest of what you're asking *COULD* improve performance (only if
over 50,000 email accounts, and more than 100,000 messages a day
incoming), but would require a cluster setup. You'd need at least 3
machine, setup NFS for your /home and /var directories and share the
MySQL DB. Then machines could be set to specific tasks, but this
wouldn't be of much benefit unless you're running an ISP.
In my experience, a good P4 CPU (not a Celeron...), and a Gig of RAM
can handle just about anything you throw at it. Other services running
on the same machine could slow it down a little, but I run Apache and
ProFTPd on my machines (with 1G of FTP traffic daily) without any
noticeable bumps. The only time I've really noticed a lag was when
running rsync to backup the web/FTP directories to a remote machine
from a cron script. I would open about 20 rsync threads, which ate the
entire bandwidth on a fractional T1.

RE: [qmailtoaster] To improve the performance

[nandakumar.cherukuru]

Thanks Jake. It might be 
the slow connection/upload speed they have over there.
 
Still I'll think about your suggestions. At the moment, the 
box is running on P3 with 512 MHz and a 256Kbps bandwidth 
line.
 
What all the services I could stop safely without affecting 
the mail server? This box is dedicated for mail service only. And to ssh it 
occasionally to check logs etc, we need to keep the ssh daemon running, apart 
from that, I could boot it into init mode 3 (console only) and what other 
services I could turn-off.
 
I've installed it on CentOS 4.3
 
Thanks.
 
Nanda.

  
  
  From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 3:41 PMTo: 
  qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.comSubject: Re: [qmailtoaster] To 
  improve the performance
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote: 
  

Hi All,
 
What are the tips/tricks to make the QT run any faster than what 
it is currently?
 
What areas can be checked? Like where the performance bottle necks 
are?
 
Also, how can we have virus scanner and spam assassin run on a 
separate box to that of the core mail server? If it would help in a 
performance boost? How can such an installation be 
done?
 
Thanks for your help.
QMT 
  is about as streamlined as can be expected. You could so some things like 
  limit the number of spam checks it does (or disable altogether), stop it from 
  scanning for viruses, etc. Might shave a couple tenths of a second off of 
  messages.The rest of what you're asking *COULD* improve performance (only 
  if over 50,000 email accounts, and more than 100,000 messages a day incoming), 
  but would require a cluster setup. You'd need at least 3 machine, setup NFS 
  for your /home and /var directories and share the MySQL DB. Then machines 
  could be set to specific tasks, but this wouldn't be of much benefit unless 
  you're running an ISP.In my experience, a good P4 CPU (not a Celeron...), 
  and a Gig of RAM can handle just about anything you throw at it. Other 
  services running on the same machine could slow it down a little, but I run 
  Apache and ProFTPd on my machines (with 1G of FTP traffic daily) without any 
  noticeable bumps. The only time I've really noticed a lag was when running 
  rsync to backup the web/FTP directories to a remote machine from a cron 
  script. I would open about 20 rsync threads, which ate the entire bandwidth on 
  a fractional T1.

Re: [qmailtoaster] To improve the performance

[Jake Vickers]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  
  
  
  Thanks
Jake. It might be the slow connection/upload speed they have over there.
   
  Still I'll think about your
suggestions. At the moment, the box is running on P3 with 512 MHz and a
256Kbps bandwidth line.
   
  What all the services I could
stop safely without affecting the mail server? This box is dedicated
for mail service only. And to ssh it occasionally to check logs etc, we
need to keep the ssh daemon running, apart from that, I could boot it
into init mode 3 (console only) and what other services I could
turn-off.
   
  I've installed it on CentOS 4.3
  
  

Well, init 3 would be best. No need to waste CPU-clicks on the GUI if
you're not using it.
The other services probably aren't eating much if they're not being
used. They just leave potential holes to get in. The data pipe you have
is rather restrictive.  I don't know the math for that pipe off the top
of my head, but a 768K fractional T1 can effectively transmit roughly
350 Megs of data per hour, so you can best-guess your pipe to transmit
115 Megs per hour. Throw in some attachments, and you could easily
bottle-neck that.
Where exactly are you noticing the bottle-necks, of at all? Might be
able to adjust a few things to help speed it up in specific areas

RE: [qmailtoaster] To improve the performance

[nandakumar.cherukuru]

Hi,
 
I installed the nutsmail XP skin and when we try to access 
the page from UK, then it is taking too long for those images to get downloaded. 
This is using a IE 6 browser on Win XP.
 
As far as I know, nutsmail skins are just based on CSS and 
using few icon sets. I'm not facing any problems on my server with the same skin 
pack which is running here in UK. I've got a 2Meg line at home and the box as 
such is a P3 with 512MHz Dell Optiplex.
 
Basically using the web mail, the images on the web are 
taking time to download.
 
Thanks for all your suggesstions, they are really valuable 
to me.
 
Regards,
 
Nanda.

  
  
  From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 4:12 PMTo: 
  qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.comSubject: Re: [qmailtoaster] To 
  improve the performance
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote: 
  

Thanks Jake. It might 
be the slow connection/upload speed they have over there.
 
Still I'll think about your suggestions. At the moment, 
the box is running on P3 with 512 MHz and a 256Kbps bandwidth 
line.
 
What all the services I could stop safely without 
affecting the mail server? This box is dedicated for mail service only. And 
to ssh it occasionally to check logs etc, we need to keep the ssh daemon 
running, apart from that, I could boot it into init mode 3 (console only) 
and what other services I could turn-off.
 
I've installed it on CentOS 
4.3
Well, init 3 
  would be best. No need to waste CPU-clicks on the GUI if you're not using 
  it.The other services probably aren't eating much if they're not being 
  used. They just leave potential holes to get in. The data pipe you have is 
  rather restrictive.  I don't know the math for that pipe off the top of 
  my head, but a 768K fractional T1 can effectively transmit roughly 350 Megs of 
  data per hour, so you can best-guess your pipe to transmit 115 Megs per hour. 
  Throw in some attachments, and you could easily bottle-neck that.Where 
  exactly are you noticing the bottle-necks, of at all? Might be able to adjust 
  a few things to help speed it up in specific 
areas

Re: [qmailtoaster] To improve the performance

[Jake Vickers]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  
  
  
  Hi,
   
  I installed the nutsmail XP skin
and when we try to access the page from UK, then it is taking too long
for those images to get downloaded. This is using a IE 6 browser on Win
XP.
   
  As far as I know, nutsmail skins
are just based on CSS and using few icon sets. I'm not facing any
problems on my server with the same skin pack which is running here in
UK. I've got a 2Meg line at home and the box as such is a P3 with
512MHz Dell Optiplex.
   
  Basically using the web mail,
the images on the web are taking time to download.
   
  Thanks for all your
suggesstions, they are really valuable to me.
  
  
  

I've always noticed a pause as it loads images on my systems here as
well (running Firefox and IE 6). One of mine is at a co-location
center, running off of an OC, so bandwidth is not an issue. 
Maybe optimizing Apache would benefit. Might want to check out their
site and see if they offer any suggestions on streamlining Apache. I
know there was an option in there to compress images before sending, to
be uncompressed on client machine.

[qmailtoaster] How to enable free signup in squirrelmail

[Mohankumar]

Dear All,

 It is possible to enable free signup in squirrelmail

 

 

Regards

G.Mohankumar

Systems Administrator

Altosys
Software Technologies Limited

5th Floor,
"Pottipati Plaza"

No.77, Nungambakkam
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Re: [qmailtoaster] How to enable free signup in squirrelmail

[Scott Andrews]

Check out

http://www.qmailrocks.org/extra/ and scroll down to
Vqregister.
It's not through Squirrelmail, but it will enable self service for
registration which will then give them access to an account on your
system that they can access via Squirrelmail.
Install this then modify your Squirrelmail start page/index.
At 04:13 PM 11/05/2006, you wrote:
Dear
All,
 It is possible to enable free signup in squirrelmail