>BUT it's showing too many lines and the last 3-4 aren't on screen.
That I was talking about - but you wanted it!
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Re: [Assp-test] fixes in 2.0.1_RC0.5.07
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Thanks Thomas.
Block reporting will be tested around midnight for us.
I can confirm that with auto logging, wrapping is now on for me, BUT
it's showing too many lines and the last 3-4 aren't on screen. I need
to scroll down to see them, but the refresh is quick enough that the
scroll is reset.
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>Maybe I do not entirely understand, but what id you just use
>method="GET", then all url args are passed in the url, and a refresh
>would maintain all the last settings.
Actually we are using the "GET" method.
The refresh will maintain the last reque
Hi all,
fixed in 2.0.1_RC0.5.07:
- Blockreports and upload Griplist having no results
- error in plugin call level 2, if a message is markt as suspect in AFC
plugin
changed:
- the realtime MaillogTail now uses the selected values for 'color lines'
and 'wrap lines'
- new submit button at the
On Oct 26, 2009, at 10:56 AM, Thomas Eckardt/eck wrote:
> Do you need some explanation how a browser works ? I can not believe
> it -
> SCRN.
>
> There is an URL in the URL-line, if you press F5 this URL will be
> called
> and submittet to the host. All fields are part of a form, this form
Appreciated. FYI - I haven't changed our perl version, but going from
5.04 to 5.05/6 broke it...
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> I know (from Fritz) - how ever, I never had that problem - it seems that
> different Perl version are doing different regex quoting. But I
Thanks for the hint. It is interesting to know this anyway.
best regards
Marco
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>But I did not receive any hint that the mail was not delivered. Thus
>I suppose ASSP is just dropping the connection without a 4xx or 5xx
>or whatever.
ASSP is replying in such cases with
554 <$myName> Service denied, closing transmission channel
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> quote "if one doesn't give a heck about RFCs ... just drop it"
>
> On the oposite, I'm not an expert in RFCs but I think the
> closest it comes to RFC, the best.
>
> In my tests, when I use denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways, I
> thought I should have an immediate
quote "if one doesn't give a heck about RFCs ... just drop it"
On the oposite, I'm not an expert in RFCs but I think the closest it
comes to RFC, the best.
In my tests, when I use denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways, I thought I
should have an immediate return from my external server with the
failu
I know (from Fritz) - how ever, I never had that problem - it seems that
different Perl version are doing different regex quoting. But I know how
to fix it - in one or two hours -> 5.07!
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For the same reason the upload of the Griplist failes!
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[Assp-test] 2.0.1 rc 0.5.05/06 Block Report
I have (and have had) a BlockReportFile with a sinlge lin
I have (and have had) a BlockReportFile with a sinlge line like this:
*...@*=>myem...@domain.edu=>1
It has worked until upgrading to 0.5.05 (which says 06)
Now I got a report last night that says:
no blocked email found for domain * in the last 1 day(s)
Definitely not possible.
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Do you need some explanation how a browser works ? I can not believe it -
SCRN.
There is an URL in the URL-line, if you press F5 this URL will be called
and submittet to the host. All fields are part of a form, this form will
be submitted to the host with the submit-button and this request wil
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>Close this thread!
>
>Thomas
Thanks.
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This discussion is needless - there will never be a call to an external
grep for MaillogTail !
-> no highlighting any more - or we have to parse the results again to
have it (parse two times)
-> there is no faster regex engine than the one in Perl
-> grep could never return context lines
->
> Please do not use the Browser refresh.
> What happens if you click the provided button "Search/Update" ?
That fixes the problem with the Wrap lines options. However, the log
does not update. It will also be somewhat of a drag having to scroll to
the top of the page just to refresh it instead o
> Should it have a parameter were admins could set ASSP to send
> the 500 error message for the denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways?
See... the "problem" seems to be due to the fact that RFCs only
allow to drop the connection after a 4xx (at least apparently; since
rereading the docs it sounds like u
I am testing (denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways) and noticed that
apparently it does not send a 5xx error message.
In cases where this is a false positive, the unfortunate senders will
never know their mail did not reach the final destination.
Should it have a parameter were admins could set ASSP to
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>If I click "no" on the "Wrap Lines:" option, it unwraps. If I then
>click the refresh button, it wraps again despite the "Wrap Lines:"
>option still saying "no". If I click "no" it unwraps.
Please do not use the Browser refresh.
What happens if you clic
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>Certainly worth at least exploring.
IMHO: No.
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Right Fritz, but what Scott's talking about (and I'm liking) is the
possibility of using a grep call from within ASSP to make local loging
and display via that ASSP interface faster and more efficient.
Certainly worth at least exploring.
You can grep a file backwards, indirectly. There's a coupl
>
> It (should) adjust to window width.
It does as long as you don't go too small (less than 1024x768 perhaps?).
If I click "no" on the "Wrap Lines:" option, it unwraps. If I then
click the refresh button, it wraps again despite the "Wrap Lines:"
option still saying "no". If I click "no" it u
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>I don't like to see the lines wrapped.
It (should) adjust to window width.
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This is now forced to "yes" despite choosing not to wrap in "Server
Setup" -> "Maillog Tail Wrap Column"
I don't like to see the lines wrapped.
Kind Regards,
Brett
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> I'm sure "grep" is very fast and a good point for linux/Unix but I
> would prefer not have cygwin running on my Windows Servers.
You don't need to install cygwin at all :) just pick these packages
http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/
download both the base package and the updates, extract the
bas
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>Perhaps taking it even further, the log data could go to a file, but
>also just be mirrored out on a socket somewhere. Then anyone can
>make
>an app that reads that socket in. It could be a desktop app, that
>does caching and all sorts of other nice
I will take a look when I get a chance. All three of your criteria
below are things I use grep/tail/tr/awk and others for on a daily
basis, with little trouble.
I will outline some steps I use to manage log files, starting with the
grepping backwards. Let me look over the log reading code
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