Since I announced TMDA 0.10 here a couple months ago, the software has
undergone several major feature additions including:
* Support for site-wide installations using qmail-relay rewriting.
This also allows TMDA to be used by non-qmail clients such as those
running Microsoft Windows.
*
peter green [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
perl -e 'while(){$_=~tr/A-Za-z/N-ZA-Mn-za-m/;print}'
Then paste the email :-)
Or, a bit shorter,
$ tr 'a-zA-Z' 'n-za-mN-ZA-M' email
Or a bit kludgier,
perl -ni -e 'foreach (split //){unless(/\w/){print; next;}print
I'm at the end of my rope here with this error. I've read every
message in the archives pertaining to this problem, and none of the
proposed solutions apply.
When I send a new message, it gets written to /var/qmail/mess/* owned
by root:qmail instead of qmailq:qmail despite these facts:
* make
Charles Cazabon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How did you install?
At this point, just a very basic installation to reproduce the
problem.
# rm -rf /var/qmail
# mkdir /var/qmail
# gtar zxf /usr/ports/distfiles/qmail-1.03.tar.gz
# cd qmail-1.03/
# make setup check
# echo ccs.mastaler.com
Charles Cazabon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Okay, I'm out of ideas at this point. My next suggestion would be
to strace qmail-queue (starting at qmail-inject if you like) to see
what on earth happens to cause the file to be owned by root, even
though qmail-queue is setuid qmailq.
I might
Charles Cazabon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you run qmail-inject as user root, the message ends up owned by
root instead of qmailq. What if you inject the message as user
fred?
It looks like a non-privileged user can't write to the queue at all:
ccs:johndoe {8} echo test | Mail -s test
Henning Brauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's the problem as outlined in my other mail. Have a look at
http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/sys/kern/kern_exec.c
Ouch, that's what I call bad luck.
Anyway, thanks for the pointer. I'll upgrade my OS and I'm sure this
problem will go
Henning Brauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is in fact a bug in -current. That's why it is called -current.
Production systems run -stable or -release. Just due to the quality
of the commits -current works almost always as expected, but, after
all, it is a _development version_. beta, or
Eric Paynter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
oMail-webmail
NeoMail
AtDot
EmuMail
Does anybody have any good/bad experience with these? Do they
integrate well with qmail? We're hoping to use maildir format.
I've had good luck with NeoMail on my qmail server. I chose it over
others because I
Does anyone know of a reliable way to programatically test whether an
incoming message is part of a qmail virtualdomain or not?
I've been looking at qmail-send's environment variables under
both a regular setup and a virtualdomain, and can't find a surefire
way to differentiate the two cases.
Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would say the most reliable way would be to just parse
/var/qmail/virtualdomains and compare the LHS with $HOST (although
this is a problem while somebody has updated virtualdomains but
haven't sent -HUP to qmail-send yet).
In this case, how about comparing
instructions, visit the TMDA homepage:
URL:http://tmda.sourceforge.net/
Enjoy,
Jason R. Mastaler ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
PA HREF=http://tmda.sourceforge.net;TMDA 0.10/A -
A qmail-based anti-SPAM system. (30-Apr-2001)
Frank Tegtmeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If the TMDA-bounces would be marked somehow (inserted header or
something like that) they could be sorted out from the double
bounces. For that tmda-filter would have to inject a self made
bounce message and use a result code of 99 instead of 100.
I'm pleased to announce the first public release of my Tagged Message
Delivery Agent (TMDA). If you're familiar with Thomas Erskine's
`Tagged Message Sender', TMDA is essentially a re-write with lots of
new functionality.
TMDA is an OSI certified software application for qmail systems
designed
Some of you might be familiar with Thomas Erskine's ``Tagged Message
Sender''. I've been using this software for a few weeks now and have
attempted to document in detail both the program itself and also my
particular use of it.
URL:http://jason.mastaler.com/tms/
Enjoy,
Jason
Does anyone have a local and recent copy of tms (tagged message
sender) written by Thomas Erskine? The link referenced on
www.qmail.org (http://silverlock.dgim.crc.ca/~terskine/qmail/tms.html)
is no longer working, and I've lost my copy. I've also been unable to
reach Thomas at [EMAIL
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