Blocking large mails

Greetings to everyone How can I make qmail stop receiving large mails. Thanks

How do I unsubscribe

Sorry to ask this but I've lost the subscription mail and can't find instructions on the web page. I just don't have time to read all this mail. Thanks

Re: periodic cleanup of email

The thread is not dead, i just fell a little shame to release the script as it is, I'm working in a configuratión file on my spare time, because right now you have to edit the script to change the parameters, which is a really bad thing. Be pacient, this evening after work, I'll have it done you

Re: periodic cleanup of email

Dinesh Punjabi wrote: > Is there any program/package that will > periodically remove/clear email older than a > certain period of time ? > > I will be running this process on a daily > basis to automatically delete messages out of > a Mailbox file that are 1-2 weeks older than > today's date. > >

Re: Behaviour of qmail about not valid "Mail from:" adresses

Sam wrote: > Diego Puertas writes: > > > When I put wrong email adresses (i.e.: "|/sbin/mkmess [EMAIL PROTECTED]" , or > > "//@%^&*|" ) in the mail from command of a qmail server, the server does > > not protest, as sendmail does. Postfix does

Behaviour of qmail about not valid "Mail from:" adresses

When I put wrong email adresses (i.e.: "|/sbin/mkmess [EMAIL PROTECTED]" , or "//@%^&*|" ) in the mail from command of a qmail server, the server does not protest, as sendmail does. Postfix does the same as qmail. What are the reasons and beneficts of this behaviour?

Re: Problems with tcpserver for relaying

For the curious: > Something is already listening on port 25. You have sendmail running, you're > already running an instance of tcpserver on port 25, or something in inetd.conf > is configured to listen to port 25. > > Chris Nothing is listening on port 25, i'm sure. Nothing besides qmail. Wh

Problems with tcpserver for relaying

I am trying to implement selective relay for a range of IP adresses, so when I execute the following command: /usr/local/bin/tcpserver -R -x/etc/tcprules.d/qmail-smtpd.cdb \ -c100 -u81 -g80 0 smtp /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd & to activate tcpserver, tcpserver returns this error: tcps

/home/$USER/Mailbox -> /var/spool/mail/$USER

Tim Hunter wrote: > all you need is to use thisd for your startup > > #!/bin/sh > > # Using splogger to send the log through syslog. > # Using procmail to deliver messages to /var/spool/mail/$USER by default. > > exec env - PATH="/var/qmail/bin:$PATH" \ > qmail-start '|preline procmail' splogger

/home/$USER/Mailbox -> /var/spool/mail/$USER

Politics of my site force me to use a common directory for all mailboxes, I recently instaled qmail in a test system and is working fine, but I hanven't been able to configure it for using /var/spool/mail/$USER as the mailbox. I am using qmail 1.03, in a Linux sistem, distibution Redhat 5.2. Wha

Documentation

In order to never ask a cuestión like this again: were can I find documentation for qmail ? , the most easy readable there is is there some kind of tutorial anyware? Sorry, but the situation of sendmail in my server is critical, I have just instaled qmail and I need it up runing for yesterday.