Can I get the method of modifying it ?
Akmal
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From: Evan Pearce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 8:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] OT: Dictionary Attack?
> I suppose it could happen that when ordb sends 17 relay attempt
> I suppose it could happen that when ordb sends 17 relay attempts in one
> SMTP session. IMGate 5xx's to every one, and after the 3rd one, IMGate
> hangs up on them. Then they could list us falsely as open relay. No
> problem so far, although I dimly remember it causing a problem last year.
>
>
> ...or an attempt to include a feature like subscrib.txt for open
> lists will be implimented?
Youshouldmakethis an official feature request to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], as the Forum is not regularly polled for
wishlists.
-Sandy
Sa
> ...so I encrypted our users passwords in SQL SERVER so that they
>contain special characters, numbers, and range between 300-500
>characters. The login.cgi page (which I can't find on our server
>anywhere) which authenticates Imail users won't except the 300-500
>string passwor
> POP3D Unable to verify address in table. 200.14.XXX.XXX connection
> close
> the message looks like a message you will get when you have a
> control access set to grant access only to specific IPs. However my
> settings grant access to all IPs.
It's also the log line that you see i
Is there any way to change the forward and reply to fields via the command
line, aka adduser or whatever.
Thanks,
Nathan Fouarge
www.getthewave.com
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> >From today's log:
>
>02:25 00:09 SMTP-(05D0) Trying domainname.com (0)
>02:25 00:10 SMTP-(05D0) MX connect fail "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
>Could you supply the domain name? That would help a lot, and prevent
>mistakes in figuring out what is happening.
>
>
The email retries are because the Hotmail mail servers are not accepting
email on more then half of their servers. Try to telnet into each one. You
will be able to connect but you will get a failure when you type in HELO or
any other commands.
Steve Polyak
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> What do the logs show when IMail is processing the E-mail?
It looks like 2 topics got mixed up -- I had suggested that for the Hotmail
issue (so see why someone's IMail server couldn't send E-mail to
Hotmail). But, the logs will be useful here, too. :)
In last week's file, there were 4,133
How many DNS server addresses do you have in your SMTP setup? If more than
one fry just listing one there (one you know is good)
Eric S
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From: "WebSavannah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:38 PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] S
> What do the logs show when IMail is processing the E-mail?
>
>-Scott
OK, how about this;
My log file from a week ago is similar in size to today's log file. I
will use that in this discussion just due to the fact the files are
similar in size,
Connections are being refused right off the bat.
That's probably not spam control, but serious overloaded servers (so
overloaded that they can't respond properly) or other technical issues.
If it is spam control, they are telling your mailserver to try one of the
other @hotmail.com mailservers.
Connections are being refused right off the bat.
Chris
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From: "discuss " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] SMTP Clogging.
Would that show as a connection refused then? Or would they j
Would that show as a connection refused then? Or would they just
drop it once the connection is made?
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From: "Christopher M. Iarocci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 16:35:56 -0500
>It seems H
It seems Hotmail is doing all kinds of wonderful stuff. For instance, I can
connect to their mailserver from where I am right now (work), but from home,
I suddenly can not. I think they're blocking all sorts of IP blocks from
sending to them, especially cable/dsl IP blocks. You might/could be in
> Could the HOSTS file have been overwritten?
>-Scott
The Host file checks out.
And it is not just domains we are relaying for. There are some outbound
messages as well (like to bellsouth.net) that are hanging.
The queue is still growing, as is
I am starting to see this as well, but only as a result of the Hotmail slow
down. The connection is tried 25 times, then finally bounced. In the
meantime it sits in the spool with all of the other messages.
What do the logs show when IMail is processing the E-mail?
I am starting to see this as well, but only as a result of the Hotmail slow
down. The connection is tried 25 times, then finally bounced. In the
meantime it sits in the spool with all of the other messages.
Travis
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Normal SMTP shows the sender and recipients as syntactically correct, goes
to data, ends w/ a ".", and ends with SMDstatus=1.
The test mails do the same except they all throw "ERR invalid
user ", for both local and all remote addressees
(including the problem one) right after the "RCPT TO". But
One of our customers uses both HOTMAIL and MSN to send out one of his lists.
He also has a virtual domain name on our iMail server and sends another list
out thru that. Any returns to the list on the iMail server are forwarded to
his MSN account.
We recently started to see a lot of returns from M
and I am not referring to dancing .
In Texas, you can't dance on the tables until you take your spurs off.
For about the last 36 hours or so, we have had mail backing up in the
spool.
FAQ it, here we go again ...
The problem seems to be with mail that is being sent to domains
not on ou
>From everything that I have been reading since yesterday, it appears to
be a DNS issue, but I can't verify. The box seems to be able to resolve
DNS, but nothing else makes any sense. Is there some error to look for
that would point to DNS?
Actually, it shouldn't be a DNS issue in this case (altho
Here is the problem:
Imail is plugged into our SQL SERVER 2000 for userid and password
authentication.
When the user's password is say 10 characters long the user is accepted and can view
their mail. But the application we are running is of high security, so I encrypted our
users passwords i
and I am not referring to dancing .
For about the last 36 hours or so, we have had mail backing up in the
spool. The problem seems to be with mail that is being sent to domains
not on our server (inbound that we relay for). Some mail moves fine, I
can send mail to my hotmail account and i
What do the logs say the W1 (monitor log) and the SMTP log?
Eric S
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From: "Rovelstad, Peder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 1:54 PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] IMONITOR Email Notifications
> Yes, email. And just to check
That will workeasier way is just put the IP of the working server in
your local HOSTS file. remember to remove it though.
Eric S
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From: "Steve Polyak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 12:50 PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Ho
Hello List,
I am having a problem with the rember me setting. My customers
cannot get there computer to rember there username and password when
the box is checked.
i have Imail 7.13 Curent Hotfix and the Classic webmail templates.
is there some setting i need to do on the mail server to enabl
Yes, email. And just to check, I setup an all-numeric email address on the
Gate IP mailserver and sent successfully to it from IMail. No typos either.
I'm stumped.
Did you set it up as a pager notification or an e-mail notification?
Since it has an e-mail address, you would set it up as an
Thanks bud!!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 12:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Multiple virtuals DNS question
>I have tried to find documentation on this, but have come
> Received a few Spam complaints lately due to the following.. This is
> directly from the SMTP logs. The neat thing is it shouldn't work and
> if I try to replicate it via Telnet, it fails saying 503 must have
> sender first, yet these messages are being send..
1st Q: Why are you allowing r
> It's used as the default envelope @sender.domain, your mail out is
> MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (with fatal implications for DNS and MX records)
> rather than the usual preference of:
> MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> so the reply-to (not only in web messaging) is set to that also.
IMail
> Change the a record for mail.scubaont.com to something that will
> absolutely not answer for any reason whatsoever (no server there).
Or temporarily add an MX 5 for scubaont.com pointing to your
secondary.
-Sandy
Sanford Whiteman, Chief Techn
> Does anyone have experience setting up Peering within Imail? I've
> looked at the documentation, and I'm a little confused about the
> "alias" requirementThe way the documentation reads, is that you
> can only have the main "host" as the alias for the peering domains.
Len has alrea
I have tried to find documentation on this, but have come up short. I have
looked at the documentation on setting up additional hosts, but I'm
confused about the MX records for virtuals without IP addresses.
The easiest way to think of this is as strictly a DNS issue, unrelated to
IMail.
I hav
> Thanks for your response. It's actually an email address to a pager, such
> as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Yes, I can send to the address from
the
> IMail client, from an acct setup in OL Express pointed to IMail, and all
the
> notifications are setup to go to the same Gate IP in the IMonitor config.
I have tested some the of Hotmail servers that are listed for MX. All of
them are pingable but they don't respond when you telnet in. Only a couple
will process email. What I did on the weekend was create a DNS entry on our
server farm for hotmail.com and pointed the mx record to the working ser
> If text tag can put value in BODY field, we could use this to pass
> List name and aloow user to subcribe in two clicks.
I'd forget this and just URL-encode your body text, then strip it out
using JavaScript and plop it into the textarea.
-Sandy
Sanford
> After your reply, I sellected : Relay for local users onlyOn my SMTP
> setting.
NO! You must never, ever select anything but 'Do not Relay' or 'Relay
for Addresses' in IMail. All other options = open relay.
You seem confused about the diff between relaying and local delivery.
Relaying is to a
I have tried to find
documentation on this, but have come up short. I have looked at the
documentation on setting up additional hosts, but I'm confused about the MX
records for virtuals without IP addresses.
http://www.ipswitch.com/Support/IMail/guide/imailug7/config7.html#4475
I have severa
How did you get that report?
a PERL program for IMGate log files. that's just of many sections.
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Thanks for your response. It's actually an email address to a pager, such
as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Yes, I can send to the address from the
IMail client, from an acct setup in OL Express pointed to IMail, and all the
notifications are setup to go to the same Gate IP in the IMonitor config.
The test
Have you tried sending a test message to the pager from another program?
Is the modem set up correctly?
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
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> The boss is leaning towards upgrading the old box. You haven't had, or
> heard of, any trouble?
We have had no problems other than making sure all Imail services are
stopped and Imail admin is closed. The upgrade is quick.
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft,
I just got a phone call regarding this issue as well. A lot of e-mial sent
yesterday is just starting to bounce back from Hotmail.
Travis
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Greg Foulks
> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 8:43 AM
> To: [EMA
How did you get that report?
Greg
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Len Conrad
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 11:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Hotmail Retrying
>I cannot send mail to hotmail.
Host/Domain Summary:
This is definitely a test from ORDB for open relay as I have had several of
these. Someone has probably put your server up for testing.
Allen
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Travis Rabe
> Sent: 25 February 2003 15:55
> To: [EMAIL PROTEC
Hotmail has been having some issues the past few days. As in "not working"
properly.
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From: "discuss " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 1:08 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Hotmail Retrying
: I cannot send mail to hotmail.
:
: C
I cannot send mail to hotmail.
Host/Domain Summary: Message Delivery
sent cnt bytes defers avg dly max dly host/domain
--- --- --- --- ---
27910209k 0 2.8 s1.3 m aol.com
124 6956k 0 2.5 s1.3 m yahoo.com
116
Good Morning. New user here. I searched the archive beforehand and Google
and I was unable to find a solution. I have configured several email
notifications and all work except the one that is sent to a text pager. The
test says it completes successfully, but is never received. I am able to
se
mail and they catch you, they will almost certainly list you (since many
people who run open relays for some odd reason think that they shouldn't
be listed in databases of open relays). If you block them, they can't see
whether or not you are an open relay.
We have a filter in IMGate that un-R
I cannot send mail to hotmail.
Checking the logs the two systems say hello, it processes the que
file, but then ends with a status=3 requeing.
Any ideas?
I have a reverse lookup. I am not listed on any spamlists:
http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ip4r.ch?ip=64.81.109.46
I am at a loss, the system
Ahhh...It always a learning process. Thanks for the info guys.
Travis
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 8:04 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] OT: Dictionary Attack?
The boss is leaning towards upgrading the old box. You haven't had, or
heard of, any trouble?
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From: Andrew P. Kaplan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 9:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Upgrade Questions
>>We also have
I was checking my logs of the SAVSMTP server in front of my imail server
and I saw these from a few days ago. I have checked my imail log files and
saw that nothing got through (YEAH). But I was curious, is this what they
call a dictionary attack?
Not in this case, actually. A dictionary atta
I was checking my logs of the SAVSMTP server in front of my imail server
and I saw these from a few days ago. I have checked my imail log files and
saw that nothing got through (YEAH). But I was curious, is this what they
call a dictionary attack?
no, it looks like the open-relay test from ord
Or are they just testing to see if I am an open relay?
Travis
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Travis Rabe
> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 7:34 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ipswitch. com
> Subject: [IMail Forum] OT: Dictionary Attack?
>
Good Morning Everyone!
I was checking my logs of the SAVSMTP server in front of my imail server
and I saw these from a few days ago. I have checked my imail log files and
saw that nothing got through (YEAH). But I was curious, is this what they
call a dictionary attack?
FYI, there are a lot
>>We also have the option of putting IMAIL on an entirely new server,
This would be a good time to build a NEW imail server with the latest and
greatest software and copy over the data. This way if you had any problems
you could always fall back to the OLD box with the OLD software.
Andrew
To U
Hello,
We are currently in the planning process of upgrading our
IMAIL Server. We are way behind on updates, only running version 7.04.
My question is: has anyone run into any problems or issues
upgrading? I do realize that there is the customized template issue, and
I already ha
Hi there,
Has anyone come across the following problem?
We run several mailing lists, and obviously we have no control over whether
our members use HTML mail or not.
Individual mails are interpreted correctly, but in Digest mode, mime
interpretation means some mails look like this:
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I am not sure this has been discussed, but most ISP's block any access on
port 25, unless it is their own SMTP server. There are a number of reasons
for this, but nonetheless, there are obvious solutions. Most of our sales
people use Earthlink, which blocks access to port 25. What we have done is
u
salesman to Australia. Then, the strange SMTP problem ensues. He
complained to me that he has had difficulties in sending email since he
came to Australia. Because he can't get broadband in Sydney, he uses local
ISP's dial-up to get on the Internet. He has to keep clicking 'send' for
many time
Hi all, i have Imail 6.06 and suddenly i got some weird problems.
We can not save attachments, well yes we can save them BUT they all
endup in a 744 bytes file on the localhost. This happends when we use
the webinterface, IF i POP my account i can save the files with no
problem and it gets the cor
We run into a strange SMTP problem. One of our mail
server is located in Beijing. The users enjoy the mail service when they are in
Hong Kong,Thailand, France, Germany and USA. Recently, we decided to assign
asalesman to Australia. Then, the strange SMTP problem ensues. He complained
to me t
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