>>O.k., Imail says it's a DNS resolution problem. The IMail server isn't
>>getting a response to its DNS queries.
>Wrong answer.
>that almost certainly doesn't explain
>the "TCP 14" error.
>Perhaps re-wording the question to just "I keep getting a TCP 14 error in
>Monitor, what can I do t
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> Anybody know how to create a rule to stop all this spam we keep
> getting.
LOL... yeah, shut off smtp! :)
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| John Tolmachoff
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LOL. While we're on this subject, can anyone "donate" their latest and
greatest copy of their rules to me? It would be very much appreciated!
Thanks in Advance,
Jason
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>Can you be more specific? What is "this" spam exactly? - different
rules are required for different circumstances.
Gee, that was a nice response. I was going to say something like to get
rid of all spam, disconnect from internet e-mail.
John Tolmachoff
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft,
We do wap development.
The trouble here is that the existing interface is too technically dense
for most wap devices. That is, any direct translation of Imail's web
interface requires functions that are typically not avaiable on wap
devices.
The correct way to approach this would be to develop
Can you be more specific? What is "this" spam exactly? - different rules
are required for different circumstances.
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Anybody know how to create a rule to stop all this spam we keep
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> I see the discussion about WAP - I know I've had customers
> asking for it too - is it possible to get the Killer Web Mail templates
> to add a WAP interface? Or is this something that has to go back to
> IPSwitch?
It has to go back to Ipswitch, since like I explained the iwebmsg service
>O.k., Imail says it's a DNS resolution problem. The IMail server isn't
>getting a response to its DNS queries.
Wrong answer.
Although that is a very possible answer to the symptoms you are having
(outgoing mail not being delivered), that almost certainly doesn't explain
the "TCP 14" error
Don,
I have the similar problem with our users, I deleted the user and recreated,
but it is not solving the problem.
It is emptying the main mailbox folder.
If you find any solution, Please let me know.
Balaji.
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Ron,
I see the discussion about WAP - I know I've had customers
asking for it too - is it possible to get the Killer Web Mail templates
to add a WAP interface? Or is this something that has to go back to
IPSwitch? Thanks,
Shawn
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O.k., Imail says it's a DNS resolution problem. The IMail server isn't
getting a response to its DNS queries. The server's behind an MS ISA
Firewall, which had not been a problem previously for sending or receiving.
We tried different protocol/packet filter combinations, to no avail.
I'll kee
> BTW, we landed a commercial client by them liking our Killer Web Mail
> interface for their traveling employees. An employee was
> checking her email
> from our web site when a boss walked up and asked about the
> page... So kudos
> to KWM!
Coolness. What skin was she using? I'm always curious
Imail 7.12 using latest patch, KWM with latest patch.
Have a single user that started by having problems sending to a list she has
been able to use for the last two years. Upon investigation to what is
happening, I have found that her folder in the C:/Imail/users/username
folder is completely emp
>OK, we have determined what the problem is. SMTP isn't working, due to the
>"TCP 14" error. If the information in the Knowledge Base doesn't help,
>you'll need to contact Ipswitch.
O.k., I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the help, Scott!
Víctor
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> You'll need a WAP mail interface to access IMail's webmail - neither the
> stock templates or KWM will work with a WAP phone. Most phones come with
> their own email client, that uses POP3 or IMAP. Alternatively, you can use
> http://www.mail2wap.com/.
> A WAP interface requires special headers
Hi
Can't speak to Imail/WAP, but I'm having fine success reading my Imail
mail on my Treo 300 (Palm OS). I use Eudora and have no complaints.
I also have used Xiino (supports Javascript) and Imail webmail (though
formatting isn't wonderful).
The only thing that would make this device perfect
> I was thinking about upgrading my iPAQ and wanted to know if anyone is
> having issues with Imail and or KWM and a wireless device and
> WAP (Wireless
> Application Protocol) compatability?
You'll need a WAP mail interface to access IMail's webmail - neither the
stock templates or KWM will work
Hello,
We are running Imail 7.12 and I have hundreds of users on both PCs and Mac
running Netscape 4.7x -- all without problems. Netscape 6.2 is a dog and
not needed to work with Imail. Does the user at least receive an error
message?
Cheers,
Dominic
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From: "Sheldo
I was thinking about upgrading my iPAQ and wanted to know if anyone is
having issues with Imail and or KWM and a wireless device and WAP (Wireless
Application Protocol) compatability?
Sheldon
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> >I forgot to mention, the monitor screen shows the SMTP service w/TCP
> >14.
>
> >Did it just show that previously, or is it still showing it now (which
>would explain the problem)?
>
>Still showing it.
OK, we have determined what the problem is. SMTP isn't working, due to the
"TCP 14" error
>I forgot to mention, the monitor screen shows the SMTP service w/TCP
>14. No other SMTP server is running on this box. The last time I ran
>the recommendations in IPSwitch's KB concerning this it completely
>hosed IMail and I had to reinstall it from scratch.
>Did it just show that previous
>172.20.x.x DNS server shouldn't cause a problem, assuming that it does
>work, and is reachable from the IMail server.
It works and resolves all DNS queries for our internal clients. I removed
it anyway and left the public DNS only.
>>20020911 102903 127.0.0.1 SMT
>First, you say "You received an E-mail that originated at
>193.23.186.174. That is a server
>of yours, but doesn't seem to be an IMail server."
>
>this is not one of my servers, I'm only on 64.110.76
Sorry -- in that case, your mailserver received the E-mail from
195.27.160.2, relay.amade
>I forgot to mention, the monitor screen shows the SMTP service w/TCP 14. No
>other SMTP server is running on this box. The last time I ran the
>recommendations in IPSwitch's KB concerning this it completely hosed IMail
>and I had to reinstall it from scratch.
That would explain why you are ha
well as the IP(s) of your DNS server(s), which should
> >better explain the problem.
>
>O.k., I pulled this from the log*.txt, but it doesn't begin w/"SMTP-":
That's OK -- the "syslog" log file format is a bit different from the
standard (sys*.txt) logging
Thanks Scott,
First, you say "You received an E-mail that originated at
193.23.186.174. That is a server
of yours, but doesn't seem to be an IMail server."
this is not one of my servers, I'm only on 64.110.76
193.23.184.174 looks like being:
inetnum: 193.23.184.0 - 193.23.191.255
net
I forgot to mention, the monitor screen shows the SMTP service w/TCP 14. No
other SMTP server is running on this box. The last time I ran the
recommendations in IPSwitch's KB concerning this it completely hosed IMail
and I had to reinstall it from scratch.
Víctor
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>"SMTP-" lines), as well as the IP(s) of your DNS server(s), which should
>better explain the problem.
O.k., I pulled this from the log*.txt, but it doesn't begin w/"SMTP-":
20020911 102640 127.0.0.1 SMTP (420) processing
d:\IMail\spool\Q52a004800074dd21.
>Our test server appears to be receiving mail based on this example from the
>log:
>
>20020911 084343 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (04160074) [172.20.207.185] HELO
>www.DNSreport.com
>
>But when I log in to the account that abuse aliases to, there's nothing in
>the i
>Since this morning I have received this message twice (at approx 4 hours
>interval). I must admint, I simply have no idea what is this means. CAn
>you please be so kind once again and help me understanding? And
>especially, there is something I need to do? And if yes, what, how?
>Received: fro
Hello All,
Back to take advantage of your experience and knowledge again! :)
Our test server appears to be receiving mail based on this example from the
log:
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20020911 084343 127.0.0.1 SMTPD
On the "Edit Address Book" page, when I enter a new address, there is always
a random chance that the system will suddenly DELETE all the addresses
previously entered.
We are running Imail Server Version 6.06. I've reproduced this problem
dozens of times myself, as well a several of our clients
In many of our mailboxes in IMail client, there are messages that don't show
up that are in the Outlook Express client mailboxes. Some have messages
from a couple of months ago, but none recent. Some show none at all. Could
you please clarify how the IMail client should work?
Thanks,
Tom
To
Hi everybody,
Since this morning I have received this message twice (at approx 4 hours
interval). I must admint, I simply have no idea what is this means. CAn
you please be so kind once again and help me understanding? And
especially, there is something I need to do? And if yes, what, how?
I hav
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