[xmail] Re: DNS again?

2004-02-26 Thread Charles Frolick
10Mb to the Internet. I'm in a Time Warner Telecom Collo and they have very
good connectivity, we run all 100Mb or GigE equipment, with a 10Mb ethernet
drop from TWTelecom.

Chuck

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Thanks!!!
btw: wow, that downloaded fast, for a desktop machine, that is what kind of
connection do you have?!

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  From: Charles Frolick
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  Subject: [xmail] Re: DNS again?


  I compliled it and zipped up the binaries only at
  http://64.8.96.250/XMail_1.18_binonly.zip.
  I have not tested it, just compiled and zipped them up. Note: Compiled
  with MS VS.Net.

  Thanks,
  Chuck Frolick
  ArgoLink.net

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[xmail] ? re: xmail randomly deleting all my mail

2004-02-26 Thread vin
within the last month or so, at seeming random times all the email has been
cleared out of my account. I thought that i had some client somewhere
configured to delete the mail off the server, but recently i shut off all my
computers and erased my phone, then went on vacation for a week and it
happened again while i was gone. so now it seems like xmail is the culprit.
any ideas?

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[xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address

2004-02-26 Thread Nick Marino

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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 8:17 AM
Subject: [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address


  Original Message 
 From: CLEMENT Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 3:56 AM
 Subject: [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address

  Since a dig/nslookup alway work, try configure xmail to use the same =
  dns
  server as dig/nslookup use to resolve (normaly your local dns server
  or = your
  isp dns server). Use smartdnshost entry in server.tab to specify the =
  dns
  server to use.
  This will resolve your problem on 99% cases.
 
  I noticed this problem with xmail internal resolver then letting it
  do = by
  itself
  Then I smardnshosted xmail, then all run fine ...
 
  Francis
 

How is smartdnshost going to have any effect when the DNS server and the
mail server are on the same machine and you can do a dig on these domains on
that machine and they resolve fine. But xmail reports that they are invalid
server addresses?

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[xmail] Re: ? re: xmail randomly deleting all my mail

2004-02-26 Thread lascjr
change the password for the account and testing for some days.


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From: vin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:25 AM
Subject: [xmail] ? re: xmail randomly deleting all my mail


 within the last month or so, at seeming random times all the email has
been
 cleared out of my account. I thought that i had some client somewhere
 configured to delete the mail off the server, but recently i shut off all
my
 computers and erased my phone, then went on vacation for a week and it
 happened again while i was gone. so now it seems like xmail is the
culprit.
 any ideas?

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[xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address

2004-02-26 Thread CLEMENT Francis

 -Message d'origine-
 De : Nick Marino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Envoy=E9 : jeudi 26 f=E9vrier 2004 15:54
 =C0 : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Objet : [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address
=20
   Original Message 
  From: CLEMENT Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 3:56 AM
  Subject: [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address
 
   Since a dig/nslookup alway work, try configure xmail to=20
 use the same =3D
   itself
..
..
..
   Then I smardnshosted xmail, then all run fine ...
  
   Francis
  
=20
 How is smartdnshost going to have any effect when the DNS=20
 server and the
 mail server are on the same machine and you can do a dig on=20
 these domains on
 that machine and they resolve fine. But xmail reports that=20
 they are invalid
 server addresses?
=20
 -

Simply because, when not using 'smartdnshost' xmail use its own =
resolver ...
It seems, in some situations (not completely defined yet) the xmail =
resolver
don't get the good responses that you have at same time with dig or
nslookup...
This problem exist on *nix and win32 platforms (so I don't think os
dependant) ...

I think that, except if xmail resolver is completely retested, any =
xmail
admin/user should force xmail to use the smartdnshost, as at 99% you =
have
your local dns ou can use your isp dns ...
Or simple Davide to remove xmail internal resolver and force usage of
smartdnshost in future version ?
IMO, this will reduce xmail code to maintain ;-) and why trying to redo =
not
directly mail related job then other programs allready do from years =
ago ...
Xmail is one of the best as an mta like bind is for dns ...

Francis
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[xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address

2004-02-26 Thread Nick Marino

- Original Message - 
From: CLEMENT Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:59 AM
Subject: [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address


 
  -Message d'origine-
  De : Nick Marino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Envoy=E9 : jeudi 26 f=E9vrier 2004 15:54
  =C0 : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Objet : [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address
 =20
    Original Message 
   From: CLEMENT Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 3:56 AM
   Subject: [xmail] Re: Invalid Server Address
  
Since a dig/nslookup alway work, try configure xmail to=20
  use the same =3D
itself
 ..
 ..
 ..
Then I smardnshosted xmail, then all run fine ...
   
Francis
   
 =20
  How is smartdnshost going to have any effect when the DNS=20
  server and the
  mail server are on the same machine and you can do a dig on=20
  these domains on
  that machine and they resolve fine. But xmail reports that=20
  they are invalid
  server addresses?
 =20
  -
 
 Simply because, when not using 'smartdnshost' xmail use its own =
 resolver ...
 It seems, in some situations (not completely defined yet) the xmail =
 resolver
 don't get the good responses that you have at same time with dig or
 nslookup...
 This problem exist on *nix and win32 platforms (so I don't think os
 dependant) ...
 
 I think that, except if xmail resolver is completely retested, any =
 xmail
 admin/user should force xmail to use the smartdnshost, as at 99% you =
 have
 your local dns ou can use your isp dns ...
 Or simple Davide to remove xmail internal resolver and force usage of
 smartdnshost in future version ?
 IMO, this will reduce xmail code to maintain ;-) and why trying to redo =
 not
 directly mail related job then other programs allready do from years =
 ago ...
 Xmail is one of the best as an mta like bind is for dns ...
 
 Francis
Thank you for the info.
I have configure the server using smartdnshost. We will see how it goes.

Thanks again.
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[xmail] Re: Xmail stop after sending mai with attachment to multiple recipients

2004-02-26 Thread Peter Lindeman
Gideon So schreef:

You can sometime see this message in debug mode but this is not a problem.
Do you have ClamAV installed, then you will see this message.
 
 
I see. I am using ClamAv. Thanks Peter. But seems that after scan a 
 few messages then xmail stops.
 
 
   After restart Xmail, the av-filter scan the remain mail again and then
everything is fine. Any clues for me??


Do you have set the correct version in checkvirus.cfg?

 
 
I think so. I am using XMail 1.18 and I set the version to 116. I 
 think it works fine most of the time but only in the case I mentioned 
 above. I explain my situation again to you here.
 
1.I (on the same network as the xmail-server) send an e-mail with
  attachment to multiple recipients, say 15.
2.I can see in debug mode that the filter involve correctly and gives
  the correct ret code.

When you see the correct ret code the filter is allready gone.

3.But after a while, xmail stops.
4.I have to restart xmail manually.
5.Then I can see in ps -A that the checkvirus.pl runs and then
  clamscan runs.

You see checkvirus.pl still running and you see clamscan as subprocess 
still running? Then you haven't seen an exit code yet I guess. What 
version of the filter do you use?

It is a bit strange to me that when the filter fails or hangs for 
whatever reason that Xmail then stops. Maybe Davide can say something 
about that

-- 
Groeten,
Peter


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[xmail] Re: ? re: xmail randomly deleting all my mail

2004-02-26 Thread Eric Murphy
Look at the logs from when you were gone to make sure there was no POP3
access from your account
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From: vin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 8:25 AM
Subject: [xmail] ? re: xmail randomly deleting all my mail


 within the last month or so, at seeming random times all the email has
been
 cleared out of my account. I thought that i had some client somewhere
 configured to delete the mail off the server, but recently i shut off all
my
 computers and erased my phone, then went on vacation for a week and it
 happened again while i was gone. so now it seems like xmail is the
culprit.
 any ideas?

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