6.3 points of his E-mail were because Spam Assassin saw his IP address in
the DYNABLOCK.. That alone will trigger SA's filters, since by default only
5 points are need to be declared Spam. Even with the Priority Header issue
he'd still get triggered.
He'd be triggering my SA if it weren't for th
> The PRIORITY_NO_NAME was fixed in the lastes release. I had to manually
> add the X-Mailer entry in my previous version in
> squirrelmail/class/deliver/deliver.class/php. I have also been having
> some issues with spam software, but mine were pretty much resolved when I
> moved to 1.4.3a. I do
> My suggestion is that you stop using your dynamic IP as a mail server
> if it is that important to you. Arrange with your provider to get a
> static IP (and permission to run your own mail server) so that you can
> take the issue to them if the IP is listed in a database prior to using
> your own
> JP,
>
>Outlook identifies itself to the outgoing MTA as a client and I may get
> corrected on this but Squirrel Mail probably identifies itself as a Server
> (MTA) since it is designed to be just that. Opt Online will then list the
> IP address of your server as the first Received From: head
Then get a STATIC IP address for that box and all will be OK. If you are
behind a NAT'd firewall then get a Static IP for the outbound side of the
NAT.
Simple solution without making major changes to software not designed to run
Dynamic IP addresses.
Peter P. Benac, CCNA
Celtic Spirit Netwo
> If have Squirrel Mails outgoing service set to Sendmail and not SMTP I
suggest you set it to SMTP and try again. If that fails then I'd get
Optonline to check THEIR mail configuration.
Thanks again for your patience,
but I have said it in each and every message! Squirrel mail is set to use
S
>OK I was partially wrong. Reading your message from the other lists
> and
> the answers to you. This is not a Squirrel Mail or Spam Assassin problem.
> It
> is a MTA problem. You are running Squirrel Mail on a server that is
> receiving mail either via Postfix, Exim, or Sendmail and transferred
my web hosting company provides IMAP email , but they have configured it
so that it only recognizes the user's mailbox-name and not the email
address. so, users have to login using their mailbox name, I was
wondering if there is a way in squirrelmail that i can MAP the
mailbox-names with the
>> If have Squirrel Mails outgoing service set to Sendmail and not SMTP I
>> suggest you set it to SMTP and try again. If that fails then I'd get
>> Optonline to check THEIR mail configuration.
>>
>
> Thanks again for your patience,
>
> but I have said it in each and every message! Squirrel mail
JP,
Outlook identifies itself to the outgoing MTA as a client and I may get
corrected on this but Squirrel Mail probably identifies itself as a Server
(MTA) since it is designed to be just that. Opt Online will then list the
IP address of your server as the first Received From: header. Outlook
Hello Bill,
On Saturday, November 06, 2004, Bill Boebel wrote...
> Is there a SM roadmap published somewhere?
We've been working on getting together to put some plans down on
paper, and get some ideas on what we want in the future. With our
development team located in many different countries, an
Hello Andrew,
On Thursday, November 04, 2004, Andrew Dunham wrote...
> Several days ago I noticed that my settings had unset
> themselves in squirrelmail, my address book had
> disappeared and that I could no longer attach emails
> or indeed add pictures to my web pages. There was a
> brief moment
Hello Gordon,
On Saturday, November 06, 2004, Gordon Knox wrote...
> Squirrel mail is provided by the hosting ISP for my personal
> website. One issue I have with it is that I cannot change the
> password remotely. One has to talk directly to the web hosting
> company.
You're going to have to tal
> If have Squirrel Mails outgoing service set to Sendmail and not SMTP I
> suggest you set it to SMTP and try again. If that fails then I'd get
> Optonline to check THEIR mail configuration.
>
Thanks again for your patience,
but I have said it in each and every message! Squirrel mail is set to
If have Squirrel Mails outgoing service set to Sendmail and not SMTP I
suggest you set it to SMTP and try again. If that fails then I'd get
Optonline to check THEIR mail configuration.
Peter P. Benac, CCNA
Celtic Spirit Networking
Providing Network and Systems Project Management and Insta
Hello Chris,
On Thursday, November 04, 2004, Chris Burton wrote...
> Hi
> I have recently (in the past 4 weeks) been having very weird email
> problems with my OS X server, so as a quick fix i had been pointing
> people to use our web mail system of Squirrel Mail version 1.4.3a this
> was worki
hello everyone,
my web hosting company provides IMAP email , but they have configured
it so that it only recognizes the user's mailbox-name and not the email
address. so, users have to login using their mailbox name, I was
wondering if there is a way in squirrelmail that i can MAP the
mailbo
hello everyone,
my web hosting company provides IMAP email , but they have configured
it so that it only recognizes the user's mailbox-name and not the email
address. so, users have to login using their mailbox name, I was
wondering if there is a way in squirrelmail that i can MAP the
mailbo
> If you're using Postfix, this *is* a Postfix problem.
>
> Simply have squirrelmail use Postfix as the relay transport to OptOnLine
> and arrange a transport that doesn't call SpamAssassin for outgoing
> mail. Just as Outlook doesn't.
Not to be rude, but please don't tell me to read the postfix d
I unwittingly subscribed to a squirrelmail mailing list to find out how to
reset my squirrelmail clock and now I'm being bombarded. How can I
unsubscribe from ALL mailing lists?
Best regards
Mike Speight
<>
I've got SquirrelMail on my Mac OS X Server machine (was installed with
OS X Server); I also have a separate machine running EIMS as my mail
server.
I've got SquirrelMail active on the machine, but can't login to any of
my mail accounts. Here's what I did:
I set the domain, SMTP server, and IM
Squirrel mail is provided by the hosting ISP for my
personal website. One issue I have with it is that I cannot change the password
remotely. One has to talk directly to the web hosting company.
Regards,
Gordon Knox.
Is there any plugin or patch that can show the users name instead of the
"Folders" text in the left panel?
Best regards, Ebbe, Denmark
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Ba I didn’t need you guys, you didn’t
help anyways.
I guess SM doesn’t like the newer
versions of apache. Thanks for not trying! As usual, I fixed it.
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JP,
I think everybody missed the obvious optonline.net is an Open-Relay and
a such AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, Etc will block mail coming from them. The
Reply-To: or the From: headers may say [EMAIL PROTECTED]; however, the MTA's of
the world see the Received From: header as optonline.net and they A
Paul,
Is there a SM roadmap published somewhere?
We are very open to discuss some of the things we have done here at
Webmail.us. And we are very interested in helping the SM community push
the software forward.
Much of our work with the squirrelmail source has been focused on adding
two things:
lør, 06.11.2004 kl. 18.58 skrev JP:
> So you all are the third group of people I have brought this problem to,
> hopefully you can help me solve this problem. Below you will find the
> message I sent to the SpamAssassin list which spells out my problem,
> followed by the repsonse which sent me to
Hi Paul,
We put this page online the night you contacted us, and the day before our
official announcements:
http://www.webmail.us/open-source
Apparently I didn't look hard enough.
FYI- this page is one click from our home page. It is the landing page of
our “Partners” section. Again, let me know
> JP,
>
> I think everybody missed the obvious optonline.net is an Open-Relay
> and
> a such AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, Etc will block mail coming from them. The
> Reply-To: or the From: headers may say [EMAIL PROTECTED]; however, the MTA's
> of
> the world see the Received From: header as optonline
Pat,
FYI, I am cc'ing this to the SquirrelMail-Users mailing list.
Pat Matthews wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks again for pointing out the comments today about Webmail.us.
There are, however, quite a few things that I would personally like
to make you aware of.
First of all, I absolutely appreciate the ha
Thanks for the response. I have two questions though:
1. How do I determine if I have an IMAP daemon running on the EIMS
machine? I looked through the server admin prefs but didn't see
anything related to IMAP.
2. Not being a Linux or Unix guy, I don't know how to Telnet from my
OS X machine; d
tor, 04.11.2004 kl. 18.42 skrev John Simonson:
> We are having some trouble with a second installation of Squirrelmail and
> would like some pointers on how
> to get it working.
[...]
I'm running SM 1.4.3a for a high school in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on
RHAS3 update 3 - medium/heavy IBM server
Please try not to top-post, thanks.
1. How do I determine if I have an IMAP daemon running on the EIMS
machine? I looked through the server admin prefs but didn't see anything
related to IMAP.
I am not familiar with EIMS configuration. Ask those people. Check
documentation for EIMS. Get to a
Thanks for the response. I have two questions though:
1. How do I determine if I have an IMAP daemon running on the EIMS
machine? I looked through the server admin prefs but didn't see
anything related to IMAP.
2. Not being a Linux or Unix guy, I don't know how to Telnet from my OS
X machine; d
Tom Jenkins wrote:
I noted with great interest the Global Address Book plug in at:
>http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=104<
As a new user to SM, could someone point me in the right direction
regarding the above installation procedures in some detail? With no
experience (yet) in MyS
Tom Jenkins wrote:
I noted with great interest the Global Address Book plug in at:
>http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=104<
As a new user to SM, could someone point me in the right direction
regarding the above installation procedures in some detail? With no
experience (yet) in MyS
I've got SquirrelMail on my Mac OS X Server machine (was installed with
OS X Server); I also have a separate machine running EIMS as my mail
server.
I've got SquirrelMail active on the machine, but can't login to any of
my mail accounts. Here's what I did:
I set the domain, SMTP server, and I
Kamran,
SquirrelMail is just web mail software. The people who you have
contacted at the squirrelmail-users mailing list are the developers and
other users of that software. If you need to contact your service
provider (and you do), this is not the right place to do that. You
should go to
Is there anyway to modify the username plugin? It now shows the username
(thanx), but with a white background, not verry nice when the SM left pane
is light blue...
around line 52 of plugins/username/functions.php you will see this:
you can change the color index number from 10 on the first line
So you all are the third group of people I have brought this problem to,
hopefully you can help me solve this problem. Below you will find the
message I sent to the SpamAssassin list which spells out my problem,
followed by the repsonse which sent me to this list. Your insights
greatly appreciate
Oh yes, i allready have the compatibility plugin, but thanx for the
reminder ;)
Is there anyway to modify the username plugin? It now shows the username
(thanx), but with a white background, not verry nice when the SM left pane
is light blue...
Regards Ebbe, Denmark
>
>> Well, i did download a
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