[exim] relaying yes/no

Hi, I have a simple question: I just installed exim4 on my suse 10.3 system. All works fine, but one item. I receive messages as wanted. Users, having an account can send to each other, no problem. But as soon as a user wants to send his e-mail to an other (outside) adres, it gets marked 'no

[exim] Unable to Send Email...

I am having Ubuntu Fiesty 5.04 System in which I configured Exim .I selected the Option 1 ( For Internet SMTP) When I attempted to send mail it says: you need to install mailx and mailutils package . So I ran the commands in the following ways: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo aptitude install mailx

Re: [exim] Unable to Send Email...

On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 03:14:28PM +0530, Singh Raina, Ajeet wrote: I am having Ubuntu Fiesty 5.04 System in which I configured Exim .I selected the Option 1 ( For Internet SMTP) When I attempted to send mail it says: you need to install mailx and mailutils package . So I ran the commands in

Re: [exim] Unable to Send Email...

Hi Your message was delayed because you are not subscribed to the exim-users mailing list. I'm breaking tradition here and copying the reply to both you and the list... On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 15:14 +0530, Singh Raina, Ajeet wrote: I am having Ubuntu Fiesty 5.04 System in which I configured Exim

Re: [exim] Alternatives to ClamAV and Vexim

--On 28 May 2008 00:55:52 +0200 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am using Exim since 2 years its nice and good. Currently (longer then one Year) i have some Problems with ClamAV. I use ClamAV to scanning incomming and outgoing Mails handeled with Exim. Sometimes ClamAV starts with no Pid or is

Re: [exim] eximstats tool, search by destination domain?

On 28/05/2008, Andy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Warren, yep, I thought of that and have tried it out and it seems ok. But I had an idea that not all lines of the mainlog for a given domain would actually contain the domain as a text string, for example where there is an entry

Re: [exim] relaying yes/no

Steven Lobbezoo wrote: Hi, I have a simple question: I just installed exim4 on my suse 10.3 system. All works fine, but one item. I receive messages as wanted. Users, having an account can send to each other, no problem. But as soon as a user wants to send his e-mail to an other

[exim] PERMISSION DENIED

Hello to all I have, as MTA, exim4 on ubuntu server 7.10. I can send e-mails. But when I try to delete frozen messages ( I can see them with: sudo mailq) I receive this : PERMISSION DENIED At the same with simply : mailq, I receive this: PERMISSION DENIED Can any one help me ? Regards K.

Re: [exim] eximstats tool, search by destination domain?

Ah!! I see, ok thats great! Many thanks Warren and Nigel, cheers Andy :) -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/

[exim] eximstats tool, search by destination domain?

Hi, can someone advise me if its possible to run the eximstats tool to provide statistics based on the destination domain? We host mutliple domains on our exim servers and a customer has asked if we can provide statistics on recieved mail and also rejected mail but it doesnt seem possible

Re: [exim] Alternatives to ClamAV and Vexim

Hi, I by no means an exim expert, but that may only add weight to my experiences. I use ClamAV and am absolutely delighted with it, previously we used Sophos and ClamAV has been as good or better, absolutely problem free, auto updates and all :P. On our systems we run FreeBSD and

[exim] email retention 'router' ?

Hello All, We are a school district, and I was just asked to keep a copy of all incoming and outgoing emails for audit purposes. How would I do that without interrupting the 'flow' of email through the mta? Clues are appreciated, questions are welcomed. -- ## List details at

Re: [exim] PERMISSION DENIED

Kosmocronos, 28.05.2008 (d.m.y): I have, as MTA, exim4 on ubuntu server 7.10. I can send e-mails. But when I try to delete frozen messages ( I can see them with: sudo mailq) I receive this : PERMISSION DENIED At the same with simply : mailq, I receive this: PERMISSION DENIED Just add

Re: [exim] email retention 'router' ?

We are a school district, and I was just asked to keep a copy of all incoming and outgoing emails for audit purposes. How would I do that without interrupting the 'flow' of email through the mta? Clues are appreciated, questions are welcomed. How about a pointer to the FAQ ?

Re: [exim] PERMISSION DENIED

On 28/05/2008, Christian Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Kosmocronos, 28.05.2008 (d.m.y): I have, as MTA, exim4 on ubuntu server 7.10. I can send e-mails. But when I try to delete frozen messages ( I can see them with: sudo mailq) I receive this : PERMISSION DENIED At the same with

Re: [exim] Unusual DNS Lists available

Hi Marc, Am 2008-05-27 08:22:35, schrieb Marc Perkel: dig perkel.com.rb.junkemailfilter.com - returns 127.0.0.1 dig perkel.co.uk.rb.junkemailfilter.com - returns 127.0.0.2 dig perkel.state.ca.us.rb.junkemailfilter.com - returns 127.0.0.3 Hmm are you think, this lookup is faster

[exim] spam actions based on score

Currently I am rejecting SPAM that meet my reject bar (still tweaking) Can I set 2 bars? 150 drop 100 reject denycondition = ${if {$spam_score_int}{100} {1}} message = Your message was RejecteD as Spam Not sure I like giving spammers feedback... grep X-Spam-Score

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

On 28/05/2008, Simon Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, I'm using Debian exim4-daemon-heavy and trying to learn how to use the monolithic setup rather than just resorting to my own .conf I would like to pipe emails through a program but can't quite work out which file I need to put

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

Peter Bowyer wrote: On 28/05/2008, Simon Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, I'm using Debian exim4-daemon-heavy and trying to learn how to use the monolithic setup rather than just resorting to my own .conf I would like to pipe emails through a program but can't quite work out

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

Simon Faulkner wrote: Cheers Peter, I appreciate the rationale there but... I have wrestled with the README.Debian today but I'm here because it's not worked for me :-) I'm kinda hoping someone here will say Oh yeah, just bang a router and transport in x/y/z.abc and run

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

On 28/05/2008, Simon Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Peter Bowyer wrote: On 28/05/2008, Simon Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, I'm using Debian exim4-daemon-heavy and trying to learn how to use the monolithic setup rather than just resorting to my own .conf I would like

[exim] Debian Exim Pipe

Hi All, I'm using Debian exim4-daemon-heavy and trying to learn how to use the monolithic setup rather than just resorting to my own .conf I would like to pipe emails through a program but can't quite work out which file I need to put my transport and pipe in? Any pointers? TIA Simon --

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

It has us baffled, too, which is why we don't support the debian config here. If there's one thing you should be able to understand from README.Debian, it's the location of the Debian exim support mailing list. Ha, first thing that's made me smile since lunchtime. ty Marc Excellent

Re: [exim] Unusual DNS Lists available

Michelle Konzack wrote: Hi Marc, Am 2008-05-27 08:22:35, schrieb Marc Perkel: dig perkel.com.rb.junkemailfilter.com - returns 127.0.0.1 dig perkel.co.uk.rb.junkemailfilter.com - returns 127.0.0.2 dig perkel.state.ca.us.rb.junkemailfilter.com - returns 127.0.0.3

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

- Original Message - From: Simon Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: exim-users@exim.org Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe It has us baffled, too, which is why we don't support the debian config here. If there's one thing you should be able to

[exim] Problems adding a header to a locally-originated message

Greetings - I'm trying to add a header to a locally-originated (ie, not arriving over TCP/IP) message but can't seem to get it to work. The relevant ACL in my config file is the first one: accept hosts = : add_header = X-Test: VALUE But when I create a local

Re: [exim] spam actions based on score

Hi Gordon. Gordon wrote: Currently I am rejecting SPAM that meet my reject bar (still tweaking) Can I set 2 bars? 150 drop 100 reject denycondition = ${if {$spam_score_int}{100} {1}} message = Your message was RejecteD as Spam How about: discard condition =

[exim] using Piped command in aliases file

Hi, Im trying to configure RT (request tracker ticket system) with Exim so that emails sent to relavent email addresses cuase tickets to be automatically created in RT. The documentation suggests you achieve this by putting a special entry per email address in the aliases file, where it pipes

[exim] using aliase file piped command, can it work?

Hi Im trying to configure RT (request tracker ticket system) with Exim to automatically generate tickets when mail is sent to a given email address. The suggested configuration is to create a special entry in the system alias file with a piped command to an RT binary that does all the RT

Re: [exim] Problems adding a header to a locally-originated message

2008/5/28 Mike Brudenell [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Greetings - I'm trying to add a header to a locally-originated (ie, not arriving over TCP/IP) message but can't seem to get it to work. The relevant ACL in my config file is the first one: accept hosts = : add_header

Re: [exim] using aliase file piped command, can it work?

Andy On Wed, 2008-05-28 at 21:01 +0200, Andy Smith wrote: Im trying to configure RT (request tracker ticket system) with Exim to automatically generate tickets when mail is sent to a given email address. You need an aliases router, fairly early on in your config, as follows: system_aliases:

Re: [exim] using aliase file piped command, can it work?

Andy Smith wrote: Hi Im trying to configure RT (request tracker ticket system) with Exim to automatically generate tickets when mail is sent to a given email address. The suggested configuration is to create a special entry in the system alias file with a piped command to an RT binary

Re: [exim] using aliase file piped command, can it work?

Hi, ok thanks alot for your replies Graeme and Bryan. So is this an ok config to have on my live SMTP servers? Im not going to get myself into any terrible troubles for this am I? It seems a bit dirty to me, but then Im no Exim expert thanks Andy. -- ## List details at

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

Phil (Medway Hosting) wrote: - Original Message - From: W B Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Phil (Medway Hosting) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 8:32 PM Subject: Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe The modular knee-bone connected to the ass-bone by way of the neck-bone

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

Phil (Medway Hosting) wrote: - Original Message - From: Simon Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: exim-users@exim.org Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe It has us baffled, too, which is why we don't support the debian config here. If there's

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

On Wednesday 28 May 2008 19:38:24 Phil (Medway Hosting) wrote: If you don't mind me asking, (and no I DON'T have Debian) - What exactly is the issue with Debian Exim and why a separate list ? Because they have modded it so much to make it work on that OS ? Is it really all that different ?

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

On Wednesday 28 May 2008 22:17:03 Arvid Ephraim Picciani wrote: . Note that i'm not trying to jugde here if that method is good or bad. Although i can't resist telling you that the default exim config is like 500 lines and extremly easy to use without a gaziilion scripts around it. *shrug* your

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

On Wed, 28 May 2008 18:38:24 +0100, Phil \(Medway Hosting\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you don't mind me asking, (and no I DON'T have Debian) - What exactly is the issue with Debian Exim and why a separate list ? Because they have modded it so much to make it work on that OS ? Is it really all

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

Marc Haber wrote: driven configuration using Debconf. The resulting configuration isn't _that_ different from stock exim's, but the people here on this list think otherwise. Wouldn't debian deserve some credit for making exim its default MTA and as a result making it more popular? I don't

Re: [exim] Debian Exim Pipe

2008/5/28 Marc Haber [EMAIL PROTECTED]: On Wed, 28 May 2008 18:38:24 +0100, Phil \(Medway Hosting\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you don't mind me asking, (and no I DON'T have Debian) - What exactly is the issue with Debian Exim and why a separate list ? Because they have modded it so much to