There are some big differences between clustering and database
mirroring.
Clustering requires running Microsoft approved storage hardware and must
be iSCSI or fiber channel. That imposes a physical distance limitation
between the two servers.
With mirroring, you only need an IP connection betwee
> Not correct. Database mirroring is supported in Std Edition, but you
> need two licenses.
Hmm, the Hor$e's Mouth disagrees:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobuy/passive-server-failover-support.mspx
> The third server, the "witness" server can be an XP OS and SQL
> Server 2005 Express (
Not correct. Database mirroring is supported in Std Edition, but you
need two licenses. The third server, the "witness" server can be an XP
OS and SQL Server 2005 Express (Free version) can be used on the witness
server since it does a crucial function but doesn't do any heavy
processing. You ca
SPLA licensing is very affordable. There are no SPLA licenses for many
3rd party products so staying with Microsoft is actually cheaper if you
are a service provider.
Robert E. Spivack
VP Sales & Marketing
Voicegateway.com Web Services / SPIV Technologies Group
(408) 834-8560
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Database mirroring is not the same as
clustering. You don’t need the same kind of resources and licenses.
Robert E. Spivack
VP Sales & Marketing
Voicegateway.com Web Services / SPIV Technologies Group
(408) 834-8560
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> SQL Database Mirroring is available in their Standard Edition, and I
> believe that in a Active / Passive architecture, only one license is
> required.
Strange but true, from what I can see! This convo has stirred my
interest in this thing, though I'll stick with the app-independent
Do
Anyone using SmarterMail with Declude using the cmdspace test and not seeing
cmdspace test entries in their log files??? I suspect David is looking for
others who maybe seeing what I am seeing.
Thanks,
Mike
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Yes use IP bypass. Hop High will work for all emails. IPBYPASS will only work
against known IP addresses.
Kevin Bilbee
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> Bill Green dfn Systems
> Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 4:11 PM
> To: declude.
I have a customer whose email domain we are hosting who recently began using
Postini. This is the first time I've had to deal with a gateway. The
documentation is pretty clear, but I do have one question. Since the gateway
is only for one domain, will IPBYPASS work without interfering with the
Yes, Declude can look at all the IPs in the connecting path. Or it can just
skip you IPs and look at the connecting IP so many hops away.
Kevin
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> Doug Traylor
> Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 2:08 PM
On 11/14/06, netsolution webmaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sounds good - do you have more details (short instructions) on how to
set that up combined with declude/imail?
Hah! Me? Short instructions?
I can't give "short" instructions on how to tie a shoe! :o)
Setting up ASSP/hMailserver/Cl
On 11/14/06, Herb Guenther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually it would work with smartermail according to smartermail forum
messages, but some of the comments on the smartermail forum state that
folks had stability problems with it. The posts are 1 - 2 years old so
may be better now.
ASSP is
Sounds good - do you have more details (short instructions) on how to
set that up combined with declude/imail?
Thanks!
Doug Traylor schrieb:
If your current box can't handle the load, than the ultimate solution is
more processing power - either by upgrading the box, or by delegating
some
of
Actually it would work with smartermail according to smartermail forum
messages, but some of the comments on the smartermail forum state that
folks had stability problems with it. The posts are 1 - 2 years old so
may be better now.
Herb
Doug Traylor wrote:
If your current box can't handle t
Does anyone know if it works with smartermail? It is not listed on the
site, but says "other standard smtp servers"
Herb
Doug Traylor wrote:
If your current box can't handle the load, than the ultimate solution is
more processing power - either by upgrading the box, or by delegating
some
of
There is footer enabled in virus.cfg. I have disabled it there (and restarted decludeproc service). I did not find any use of footer in
the global.cfg or default junkmail
file.
thanks!
John
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Bilbee
Sent:
If your current box can't handle the load, than the ultimate solution is
more processing power - either by upgrading the box, or by delegating some
of the work to a gateway.
ASSP is a great addition to an overworked Imail/Declude server and
will reduce the amount of email that server has to cope
Is Declude set to add a footer? If so remove the footer option.
Declude will corrupt a base 64 email, resulting in a blank email.
Kevin Bilbee
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 6:12 AM
To: dec
SQL Database Mirroring is available in their Standard Edition, and I believe
that in a Active / Passive architecture, only one license is required.
We use it, but our needs are slight.
I have a friend who uses it, and they've a very complex telephony app, and
they've been happy. They migrated f
Hello
Thanks for your answer.
So I understand it can not be done to reject invalid senders simply by
using Declude/Imail?
I really need another product?
Also another question: I use per domain configuration for Junkmail - can
it be configured so that it only performs the tests on mails that
That worked - thanks to you and to Bonno Blocksma
Darrell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) schrieb:
Drop down to the command prompt and delete them that way
change to your virus directory and do
del /q /s *.smd
and let it run...
Darrell
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Hi,
Basically, you should put a mail gateway in front of your mail server that
can integrate your list of valid email recipients and that can refuse most
of your messages based on your anti-spam and anti-virus policies.
One option would be to run Declude's own gateway product.
However, to me a
Your best bet is to add a mail gateway like IMGate, Alligate, MS SMTP/ORF,
etc. to take the load off of IMail for dropping connections for bad email
addresses and possibly some scanning at the gateway.
You might also check your Declude logs to make sure you don't have any DNS
tests that are timing
Not sure if this is any help but I had similar issues and found that my
C:\IMAIL\spool\proc\work folder contained hundreds of thousands of messages.
When I deleted all the messagaes in there, the pop 3 server share of the cpu
dropped dramatically.
I could not actually delete everything in the wo
Unfortunately not. Any test that is defined in your global.cfg file
will be run against all message recieved. Your $default.junkmail file
simply tells Declude what to do with the message based upon the
results of those tests.
Dean
On 11/14/06, netsolution webmaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
He
Title: Is anyone using this with Declude?
Note that you can do RegEx with a windows command
as an external plugin for Declude. We use it and have been happy with the
performance.
Darin.
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From: Sharyn
Schmidt
To: declude.junkmail@declude.com
Sent: Tuesday,
What changes would I need to make in the $defalut$.junkmail and the
global.cfg file to only allow email from IPs originating from Mexico, United
States and Canada but still check for SPAM? And if this is possible can I
stop all other country lookups?
Thanks,
Kevin
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No sense virus scanning the 80% of the email you could be deleting.
Put AVAFTERJM ON in your virus.cfg.
Virus scanners are tough on the CPU.
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 8:58 AM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail]
In addition to the other good suggestions here, check to be sure you do not
have a "nobody" alias anywhere on your system.
Just one nobody alias on a domain that is being attacked can kill the whole
server.
If you find any, delete them.
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Has anybody seen emails that come from a Lotus Notes system
using Message Labs – the body is blank. A client is getting these from a
known user. Declude 4.2 with Smartermail
3.x and Message Sniffer
Here is the header:
Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thu Nov 09 16:50:27 2006
Receiv
Drop down to the command prompt and delete them that way
change to your virus directory and do
del /q /s *.smd
and let it run...
Darrell
Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for utilities for Declude And
Imail. IMai
With the massive amount of spam mail our server has difficulties to
process everything in time, since two days we are on 100% CPU and
customers have difficulties with pop/imap speed (before everything was ok).
What ways are there to
- refuse mails that have no valid recipient on the mailserver
Title: Is anyone using this with Declude?
Comments?
http://www.invariantsystems.com/invRegEx/default.htm#Features
Thanks!
Sharyn
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Hi,
Imail will call Declude AFTER it has completely received the message. That
means you're stuck with all these junk messages. The best you can do is
DELETE or HOLD them, but only AFTER you scanned them all.
So with Imail+Declude you are only saving the time it takes to "deliver" the
message int
Hi,
How about a simple commandline?
C:
cd \imail\spool\virus
del .
Y
should bring you a long way.
If you want to break it down a bit do "Del a*.*",
"Del b*.*", etc. to be able to let the server "get some air" in
between.
For the future... Here is what I use each
night:
DTLog is a sm
I have more than 800'000 files in the spool/virus folder.
I can not delete these files through windows explorer, windows search or
whatever because of the huge number of files.
Which tool/method can you recommend to delete all these files?
Thanks
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