Venky,
> We got a strong requirement for encrypting the password stored in
> SQL now but we don't know how to make IMAIL understand the
> encryption logic...
All of the user management functions are passed the password in
clear-text. What you do with this information on
Hi All,
We have got source files of odbcuser.dll from IPSWITCH for customization. We
are using SQL database as external database to store user information. We
got a strong requirement for encrypting the password stored in SQL now but
we don't know how to make IMAIL understand the encryption logic.
Thanks for the info. Is this software that installs on the Imail server or a
separate piece of hardware that sits in front of the server?
If you ran IMGate in front of IMail, your Imail would not even see these
attacks.
Len
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Does anyone have a more realistic solution to this issue. All thoughts are
welcome.
I'm working on a product with another Imail user that will automatically,
dynamically kill such attacks (and lots of other attacks) as soon as they
are detected, and automatically unblock the IPs when the attack
Hello all,
I'm reading with interest this problem with attachments and webmail. I
found this particular post troubling:
--On Monday, March 10, 2003 3:15 PM -0600 Dan Star
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
IMAP server has some issues with attachments as well. Uses the same MIME
parsing engine as the
I thought of this but i really do not want the mail ever to get here
and waste my time virus scanning and junk mail scanning if i can help
it.
That's why nobody aliases are so evil. They eat all spam, they consume the
content-scanning resources, and they make you vulnerable to being DoSed in
har
I'm glad I'm not alone in this.. The odd thing is, it's hit and miss.. We
have several servers running IMail.. All Windows 2k server, all IMail 7.14.
Only 1 has this problem. (Maybe 2 I just received a trouble ticket on
another occurrence that I know isn't on the known effected server. It's
def
> What others have tried is some firewall products
BlackIce from ISS stopped the dictionary attacks for us. Our email
volume is small enough that running a software firewall wouldn't bog the
server.
> I was analizing our Imail logs to track down a separate problem, and I
ran
> across the log sn
Thanks for the info. Is this software that installs on the Imail server or a
separate piece of hardware that sits in front of the server?
Does anyone have real world experience with this solution?
Thanks,
Ted Beckwith
Easy CGI
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- Original Message -
From: "Eric
there is no solution within IMail at this time. What others have tried is
some firewall products (Checkpoint for one I think) can block and IP based
on errors it causes within a certain amount of time.
Eric S
- Original Message -
From: "Ted Beckwith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTEC
Its not fixed in the latest version. Problem still unsolved.
Have a great day!
Rick Davidson
Buckeye Internet Inc.
www.buckeyeweb.com
440-953-1900 ext 222
-
- Original Message -
From: "Bonno Bloksma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 3:17 PM
Subject:
I had enough old NT4 machines around with various versions of IE, the
problem existed across all versions and Netwcape as well. Its an Imail
issue. It affects both the stock and killler web mail templates.
Have a great day!
Rick Davidson
Buckeye Internet Inc.
www.buckeyeweb.com
440-953-1900 ext 22
d this error was never in the
> logs, anyway I can get this cleaned up? I think it used to always use the
> default image which is ei8htlegs.net.gif, but now it appears that maybe a
> broken image is appearing instead.
>
> Note: We upgraded from IMail 6.06.
>
> 20030310 153547 We
I was analizing our Imail logs to track down a separate problem, and I ran
across the log snippet below. Based on previous threads on this issue, it
appears as though this person is running through common email names to
verify users on the mail server. There are literally hundreds of examples
per d
> > ... If we send an attachment it can not be read by those using the web
> > interface. Everyone with a normal client program *can* read the
> > attachment and use it. Today again someone the had problems getting a
> > word file that was sent as an attachment. :-(
>
> Interesting, running Imail 7
IMAP server has some issues with attachments as well. Uses the same MIME
parsing engine as the Web Messaging. You won't see the problem with a POP3
client as the client parses the MIME stuff. I tested awhile back with a trial
version of Communigate Pro and had no problems with WebMail and IMAP p
>From what I have found is that anything above IMail 7.10 in combination with
IE6 causes the errors... I have tested this across 3 servers running
different versions of IMail from the machine and only the 7.13+ had the
errors... and ONLY with IE6
When I reported it to IMail they said it was becaus
ei8htlegs.net.gif, but now it appears that maybe a
broken image is appearing instead.
Note: We upgraded from IMail 6.06.
20030310 153547 Web Error Rick 67.195.96.192 0 - open failed for
D:\IMail\Web\KWMImages/ceifiltration.com.gif.
20030310 153550 Web Error filtered 68.21.199.77 0 - open failed for
D:\IMail\Web
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 21:17:35 +0100
"Bonno Bloksma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ... If we send an attachment it can not be read by those using the web
> interface. Everyone with a normal client program *can* read the
> attachment and use it. Today again someone the had problems getting a
> word f
Hi,
> I had tickets open with Ipswitch about this issue and got no where, if you
> try to save attachemts with uncommon file extensions they become unusable.
H even with common extentions we have problems. We use a bulk mail
program to send mail internally to our employees. If we send an atta
I had tickets open with Ipswitch about this issue and got no where, if you
try to save attachemts with uncommon file extensions they become unusable. I
was told it was a browser problem, I explained and demontrated that Hotmail
and Yahoo mail worked just fine with the same files that were failing i
Hello All,
Just wanted to pass some good upgrade news along to the list. I just
upgraded our IMail 6.06 last night to IMail 7.14 in just a couple of hours.
Would not of taken so long, but we were using the KillerWebMail templates
and had made some extra templates that I needed to remember how to
Was there ever any resolution on this? This problem was just brought to
our attention by a client. Seems like there is little or no information
about this issue.
rusty
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Star
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2
I thought of this but i really do not want the mail ever to get here
and waste my time virus scanning and junk mail scanning if i can help
it.
Rhett
On 10 Mar 2003 at 8:16, Greg Deputy wrote:
From: "Greg Deputy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Add a null rule for that address in to the rules.ima of the box that the
nobody alias points to.
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:IMail_Forum-
> [EMAI
For this situation I've often created a mailbox for the address in
question, then set the max mailbox site to 1 byte, so it always bounces
with a mailbox full message. There's probably a better way, but this
does work.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
I have a domain with a nobody alias, i am wondering how i can
exclude one email address that does not have a real box. the address
is a spam target. 60% of the spam for this domain comes in on this
one address.
all i can think of is we need to get rid of the nobody alias and make
a lot of
Hi,
I have some problems with IMAP and the web interface of IMail 7.07HF2
handling my subfolders. Maybe this all started way back when... I had a
folder "other listsl" with subfolders that I changed into the corect "other
lists". I maed the changes with Outlook Express as IMAP client, created the
Ok.. I ound it...
I called the company that I rent my server from, they found stio.se in their DNS, someone had put it there accidently...
Problem is solved...
Thanks for all your help..
Med vänliga hälsningar:
Daniel "Joker" Wiberg
http://www.wibergproduktion.com
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Sorry guys, I had som prblems...
If I run NSLOOKUP on the server i got the answer:
Server: UnKnown
Adress: 195.22.60.10
Name: stio.se
Adress: 195.22.60.26
Med vänliga hälsningar:
Daniel "Joker" Wiberg
http://www.wibergproduktion.com
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