[BlueOnyx:15265] Re: AOL and DKIM, SPF & Re: SSL change after updates?

Hi Eric, > This page offers some suggestions: > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/106179/regular-expression-to-match-hostname-or-ip-address Hehehe ... that's the one I've been using. :-) I needed to modify it to only allow host- and domain-names that are all lower case. Also needed to fiddle in

[BlueOnyx:15264] Re: AOL and DKIM, SPF & Re: SSL change after updates?

Michael, Regular expressions to match host names are not easy. This page offers some suggestions: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/106179/regular-expression-to-match-hostname-or-ip-address I'd split the list into individual names and validate each separately so you tell the user which one

[BlueOnyx:15263] Re: AOL and DKIM, SPF & Re: SSL change after updates?

Hi Michael, > Why not leave all the input fields the way they are and simply add a > checkbox where appropriate that says something like "Accept Wildcard DNS > requests" and "Accept Wildcard Web Server requests". > > Then you never have to actually store the asterisk in the database, just > look

[BlueOnyx:15262] Re: AOL and DKIM, SPF & Re: SSL change after updates?

Michel wrote: > Good enough? Heck yes! Thanks for all the hard work. If I could offer a kludge/workaround idea for your wildcard DNS and site issue... Why not leave all the input fields the way they are and simply add a checkbox where appropriate that says something like "Accept Wildcard DNS re

[BlueOnyx:15261] Re: Latest Update breaks dovecot SSL ?

Hi Matthias, You posted your message from an email address that's not subscribed to the mailing list. I waved it through, but please check your subscription and use the correct email address for postings next time. :-) > today morning my blueonyx installed the latest updates. > Since the installa

[BlueOnyx:15260] Latest Update breaks dovecot SSL ?

Good morning, today morning my blueonyx installed the latest updates. Since the installation I can't poll dovecot using SSL/TLS on port 995 with an older mail client (OE). /var/log/maillog says on every attempt: TLS handshaking: SSL_accept() failed: error:1408A0C1:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_CLIENT_

[BlueOnyx:15258] Re: SSL change after updates?

Hello all, I'm terribly sorry to delay on responding to this. I honestly didn't see these messages come in and was a little disappointed thinking the discussion never got picked up. Thanks to all of you for proving me wrong and being awesome! :) To throw in my 2 cents: We are doing something

[BlueOnyx:15257] Re: AOL and DKIM, SPF

Yahoo implemented this (p=reject) a few weeks ago and have essentially broken most mailing lists. Lots of discussion on both the IETF lists and NANOG lists. -- Larry Smith lesm...@ecsis.net On Wed April 23 2014 12:47, Eric Peabody wrote: > Yesterday AOL stopped accepting mail from sources that

[BlueOnyx:15256] AOL and DKIM, SPF

Yesterday AOL stopped accepting mail from sources that are not DMARC compliant. The message is: (DMARC) This message failed DMARC Evaluation and is being refused due to provided DMARC Policy This was the result of a form on a customer site that claimed the message was from an AOL account

[BlueOnyx:15255] Re: Web Server Aliases for Sub Domains

Hi Tobias, > The content for www.domain1.name shall be the same as for > www.domain2.name (main site) and the content for > ftp.domain1.name shall be the same as for ftp.domain2.name > (a sub domain) - and so on. Is the content for www.domain1.name the same as for ftp.domain1.name? If so, then w

[BlueOnyx:15254] Re: Dfix/Dfix2

> Thanks Mike & Greg... I made the changes - I didn't disable it, but > increased the error/timeouts. We are in the process of migrating to a > new server (5108 from 5106) and she usually gets blocked when she's > migrating one of the specific sites. So I think as she's moving things > over she

[BlueOnyx:15253] Re: Web Server Aliases for Sub Domains

> > Under "Services" / "Web" for that Vsite, also take a look at > "Web Alias > Redirects" (last option on that page). It allows you to configure if a > request to an web alias *redirects* to the primary FQDN of > the Vsite, or > if the page loads while accessing the URL of the alias. > > If yo

[BlueOnyx:15252] Re: Web Server Aliases for Sub Domains

Hi Tobias, > we have the problem that a customer expects its several domains to be > reachable via the main site (www.domain1.name, www.domain2.name) but > also via the configured sub domains (ftp.domain1.name > ftp://ftp.domain1.name AND ftp.domain2.name). > > Is there a way to configure this in

[BlueOnyx:15251] Re: Kernel Question

Hi Chuck, > But the MAN page on "sort" doesn't show a lower-case "v" switch. I still > tried > it mind you, but got the same error as the capital "V" - "invalid option". >From "man sort" on a 5107R/5108R: -V, --version-sort natural sort of (version) numbers within text

[BlueOnyx:15249] Web Server Aliases for Sub Domains

 Hello,  we have the problem that a customer expects its several domains to be reachable via the main site (www.domain1.name, www.domain2.name) but also via the configured sub domains (ftp.domain1.name AND ftp.domain2.name).  Is there a way to configure this in the GUI?