On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
I have been struggling all day today with the domainkeys system
It seems that the domainkeys plugin is broken. At a first glance, it's just a
matter of replacing $mess->header with $mess->head, but that doesn't do it --
if I do that, I get complaints
On Jan 30, 2006, at 16:43, Mark Powell wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
Any ideas?
It seems someone with more experience might be able to answer (I
only started looking at this today). I notice you CC:ed the
DomainKeys plugin author. Did you get a reply?
Indeed I did ge
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
Indeed I did get an answer; he ack'd that the plugin had succumbed to "code
rot", and he sent me a new version to test.
Could you send it to me?
Unfortunately, the results with that plugin were less encouraging, the new
plugin barfs (Bus Error + cor
On Jan 30, 2006, at 19:43, Mark Powell wrote:
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
I have been starting to reimplement Mail::DomainKeys with the
Cryp::RSA library, but with limited success so far. Crypt::RSA
doesn't accept PKCS1 keys, and I have tried to use Convert::PEM to
convert
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Johan Almqvist wrote:
I have been starting to reimplement Mail::DomainKeys with the Cryp::RSA
library, but with limited success so far. Crypt::RSA doesn't accept PKCS1
keys, and I have tried to use Convert::PEM to convert them, bu
hi there!
i've just installed qpsmtpd, it looks really really promising!
however, 2 questions rose up allmost instantly:
if i shut down the smtpd, there are often some files stuck in tmp. i
would like to know if these mails are getting delivered, sooner or
later, (or they did already and i can
Hi,
For what i know, the temp files are from unterminated connections.
If a connection has not been normally ended, the sender should automatically
resend the mail. You can delete those files, they will not be processed later.
For the logging, see here :
http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/multilog.ht
csere matyas wrote:
if i shut down the smtpd, there are often some files stuck in tmp. i
would like to know if these mails are getting delivered, sooner or
later, (or they did already and i can just delete them?). if not, how
can i deliver them properly.
Yes, as Sydney described, they are mes
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, John Peacock wrote:
csere matyas wrote:
if i shut down the smtpd, there are often some files stuck in tmp. i
would like to know if these mails are getting delivered, sooner or later,
(or they did already and i can just delete them?). if not, how can i
deliver them proper
>
> Which might be fine, but sometimes perl will die or be killed without
> executing the cleanup code. Have you considered unlinking the file as
soon
> as it is created? As long as qpsmtpd has an open file handle, the file
is
> usable, and you don't need to do any extra cleanup.
>
Is this behav
Sydney Bogaert wrote:
[...]
Is this behaviour portable ?
It certainly is across all *nix variants - it's a fairly standard way to
ensure cleanup of temporary files.
The downside is that it makes it harder to leave the temporary files
around if you need to (e.g. for later diagnosis of errors
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