Michal Szymanski asked:
What is the recommended way of upgrading MD?
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So maybe I should just install the new one over the existing version,
saving local changes done in 'mimedefang-filter'?
A general advice: be a pessimist and expect things go wrong after the
upgrade. (Sorry David...
On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 19:57:54 +0100, in local.mimedefang you wrote:
is now being transmitted multiple times. That wouldn't be a problem
with
greylisting after the RCPT TO command, but too many folks use nasty
Novell
Groupwise for me to get away with that.
I'm just experimenting with adding
I'm just experimenting with adding greylisting, and doing it after
the RCPT TO. I'm curious as to why Groupwise makes that a problem.
See
http://lists.roaringpenguin.com/pipermail/mimedefang/2004-January/019541.html
Also, note that Groupwise has had several security problems in its SMTP
I would do this through sendmail such as define(`confMAX_MESSAGE_SIZE',
`1000')dnl.
However, I guess you could do something in filter() like this:
$sizelimit = 1048576; #1MB limit
unless (-s $entity-bodyhandle-path = $sizelimit) {
return action_drop_with_warning(Message is larger than
Ok, let's just say that you never quite got around to running the greylist
db cleaner. Is there a limit to the size that the greylist db can
get? Mine suspiciously seems to have topped out at 1024, and didn't
seem to want to get any bigger (and in fact, I had some mail that kept
bouncing
Hi Ken,
I tried installing your script on my mailserver, but it has a strange
behaviour.
I added these lines into subjects_full:
re:.thanks!
re:.approved
Mirko -
I'm assuming by script you mean the sendmail LOCAL_RULESET CheckSubject
rule that I use, in sendmail.mc/cf. Generally
Yes in fact it will be used as a relay, sorry I did not state that in my
first mail.
This is perfect for what we need.
Thank you !!
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On Fri, 23 Apr 2004, Henrik Schmiediche wrote:
What is the advantage to Embedding Perl in the muliplexor?
Faster startup time and much less memory use.
Why is it not enabled by default?
Because it's broken on some platforms. It's fine on Linux,
mostly fine on Solaris 9, and all bets are off
Thanks...
How can you test if a given implementation is safe?
Does Perl need to be compiled in any special way to enable embedded Perl to
work?
Sincerely,
- Henrik
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--On Thursday, April 22, 2004 2:14 PM +0200 Michal Szymanski
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So maybe I should just install the new one over the existing version,
saving local changes done in 'mimedefang-filter'?
Before modifying the stock filter, I make a copy called
mimedefang-filter.original. When
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