Thank you for the help, Sandy. It's greatly appreciated, especially at this
late hour.
Andrew 8)
-Original Message-
From: Sanford Whiteman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 8:53 PM
To: Colbeck, Andrew
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] [OT] exchange2aliases for du
> In the production environment, the SMTP addresses for a user are
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] etc. and not
> intheActiveDirectory,i.e.notsomething like
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay, but the addys are definitely in AD; they may not be "feder
After browsing by all 142 of the posts at mail-archive.com (that would be
135 or so hits on Sandy's .sig!) that include "exchange2aliases", I've
spotted the missing link.
I noted the absence of it myself while trying to provide all the
diagnostics; Sandy instructed in his inaugral post:
"All,
I'
Sandy, I'm having problems in getting this working on a test machine. I'm
missing some obvious step...
Recap:
My production environment is such that I run IMail+Declude as my gateway, in
front of an Exchange 2000 environment, so I'm a good candidate for using
your exchange2aliases script. We ga
> One more thing - since the IMail LDAP is running on our public mail
> server, isn't it a security issue that anyone can read the LDAP
> directory without a login?
The service is only open to spammers if you've let LDAP in through
your firewall from anywhere, which is certainly not
One more thing - since the IMail LDAP is running on our public mail server,
isn't it a security issue that anyone can read the LDAP directory without a
login?
Specifically, doesn't this potentially allow spammers to harvest email
addresses from LDAP directories as soon as they realize this?
Ca
> The "root" of the problem is that our clients, like most, will be
> notified not to use the "nobody" alias and given a transition time
> to eliminate them but as usual, most of them will ignore the notice
> and we have to enforce it easily from our end in a scalable way.
I have added th
Markus Gufler wrote:
Matt
If I understand right this
filter file will whitelist all messages as it was before the IMail HF
8.13.
Yes.
By adding the following line
(before the whitelist line)
MAILFROM END IS <>
will whitelist only NDR's but not WebMail and
othe
> 1. All SMTP addresses for a given user don't have aliases created.
> For example, I use mark_smith, mesmith, and msmith. Only my primary
> SMTP address was output.
This shouldn't be the case. It's specifically written to export all of
the proxyAddresses, a multi-valued field. It work
> Per Sandy's instructions, I'm creating a "fully qualified OHN" on
> the inbound server of "storeforward.yourdomain.com"
Yes, definitely necessary before performing any exports.
> To make this work, that new domain on the inbound server needs a
> HOST ALIAS (not user alias, but
I'm referring to creating the virtual domain on the inbound/front-end server.
The real domain on the mailbox server is "yourdomain.com"
Per Sandy's instructions, I'm creating a "fully qualified OHN" on the inbound
server of "storeforward.yourdomain.com"
To make this work, that new domain on the
Sandy, et. al.
The lack of any easy way to disable the "NOBODY" alias in IMail is why I asked
about adding an option in the alias2ldap script to ignore the "nobody" entries.
Since this script has to be scheduled to run regularly, I think it would be
better to do it all in one place instead of r
There is either a script or some one provided the information to create a
script that could be scheduled to find and delete the nobody alias. AFAIK,
there is no way in Imail itself to configure to disallow the nobody alias,
but that is something that should be added.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consu
John-
Instead of trying to mask the problem, why not deal with it and go to the
root and disallow the nobody alias?
How do you do this in Imail (running 8.05 currently)? I have not been able
to find it in the control applet, and I do not see any references to
disabling this feature in the IMail k
Matt
If I understand right this filter file will whitelist all
messages as it was before the IMail HF 8.13.
By adding the following line (before the whitelist
line)
MAILFROM END IS <>
will
whitelist only NDR's but not WebMail and other system generated
messages.
Correct?
Markus
> Some of our existing domains on our mailbox server have a "nobody"
> alias and since there is no way to stop domain admins from creating
> "nobody" alias at any time in the future; rather than trying to
> delete all the existing "nobody" domains, I would like to alter the
> alias2ldap sc
> Since the scripts process one virtual domain, I was wondering if
> Sandy or anyone else could post their own batch files/scripts they
> use to "wrap" around and loop through all their domains.
Do an search in the IMail Forum archives for "domlist" and you'll see
some examples for looping
OK, That was
TESTSFAILED END CONTAINS SNIFFER
TESTSFAILED 0 CONTAINS WEIGHT20
Does not seems the weight tests are processed until everything else is
processed
Am i correct ? if that is the case, the above will not work, even if the
filter is AFTER the Weight20 test in global.cfg
can anyone confir
Kami,
There was a change in IMail 8.13 that now sends Web mail, system
notifications, and messages that call IMail1.exe to external tests such
as Declude. Before these things weren't being scanned.
See the following thread for a discussion. There is a filter that I
shared in a post called W
Hi Markus..
I think you are right..
Any downside to whitelisting that IP? Since version 8 of IMail all
the server reports are getting caught as spam..
WHITELIST IP
127.0.0.1
Regards,
Kami
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Markus
GuflerSent: Saturday
Wow! ver 8.1 ... I must have missed
something :-)
As I know IPBYPASS will not prevent the message from beeing
scanned. It will only bypass this IP for DNS-based test
lookups.
Other tests will still score and add weights to the final
result.
Markus
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 1. All SMTP addresses for a given user don't have aliases created. For
> example, I use mark_smith, mesmith, and msmith. Only my primary SMTP
address
> was output.
> 2. Distribution Lists aren't exported
> 3. Mail enabled public folders aren't exported.
Well, that depends on how you set up the s
> On the front-end/inbound mail server, you should create the virtual domain
normally
> and be sure to set the host alias. For example, if the mailbox server
domain is
> yourdomain.com, then create a virtual domain on the front-end server
called
> storeforward.yourdomain.com but set the host alias
> Since the scripts process one virtual domain, I was wondering if Sandy or
anyone else
> could post their own batch files/scripts they use to "wrap" around and
loop through all
> their domains.
Use one line in the batch file for each domain. You even need to use one
line for each OU in AD. Howeve
Hi;
Does anyone know
the spamdomain entry for Suntrust Bank?
@Suntrust.com .suntrust.com
Is it different
from above? I have not seen a legit email from Suntrust to use as a
guide.
Regards,
Kami
Hi;
The IMail reports
are getting caught as spam - the following is from the email
header:
***
Subject: [~18]
IMail Daily Report for ferdowsy.foroosh.comX-RBL-Warning: IPNOTINMX:
X-RBL-Warning: NOLEGITCONTENT: No content unique to legitimate E-mail
detected.X-RBL-Warnin
One other thing that I noticed (and reported to Sandy) was that in an
Exchange environment:
1. All SMTP addresses for a given user don't have aliases created. For
example, I use mark_smith, mesmith, and msmith. Only my primary SMTP address
was output.
2. Distribution Lists aren't exported
3. Mail
A few things that I have discovered/stumbled upon. These may be obvious to
others, but it took me a while to realize these and get past them:
On the front-end/inbound mail server, you should create the virtual domain
normally and be sure to set the host alias. For example, if the mailbox serve
Hi,
I working with these two scripts to implement an inbound gateway for our mail
server that will avoid dictionary attacks.
I've managed to get the scripts working (and will post a few things I
discovered that were not obvious in another message to help anyone else also
trying to use them).
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