2002-06-11, 03:05 Bill Healy wrote :
BH Has anyone found a webmail program that allows reading/sending/deleting
BH and getting/sending attachments that runs on IIS?
Works great for me:
http://www.altair2000.net/en/software/software.asp?codename=xmail-wai
Jonas Hummelstrand
[EMAIL
Hi,
I need to setup mailbox that gets all the emails for the domain - i.e.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I use one account, let's say [EMAIL PROTECTED] and in aliases.tab I have:
domain.com[TAB]*[TAB]mailbox
The problem is that if e-mail is sent to let's say [EMAIL PROTECTED], there
is no header
Set up a single mailbox and assign the * alias to that mailbox. That should
direct all mail into that single mailbox - and the original recipient
address will remain in place (I have a similar setup, and I use my mail
client to sort based on the original recipient address).
At 14:47 6/11/2002
Sorry, I notice that what you describe and what I describe are essentially
the same. I plead not being awake yet...:)
However, I don't see why you are having the problem with that setup, unless
it's related to how your client mail server is retrieving the mail. As I
indicated, the headers on
I am getting quite the same headers - recepient's address
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is only deep inside Received:... header and in
To: header that can be hidden using Bcc. So where should the client
mailserver get the right address from?
Roman
At 08:59 11.6. 2002 -0400, you wrote:
Sorry, I notice
hi davide,
there are some mx records that point to 127.0.0.1 (stupid, but i have
noticed one today).
so if xmail trys to send an email to the server, it sends the mail to
itsself and produces a mail loop.
it's not an xmail bug, but xmail could check for those stupid mx records.
here the one i
At 15:03 6/11/2002 +0200, Roman Dusek wrote:
I am getting quite the same headers - recepient's address
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is only deep inside Received:... header and in
To: header that can be hidden using Bcc. So where should the client
mailserver get the right address from?
Very right you
Hi ...
How i can know what is goin on..
i have again the same problem with 1.9-pre2
11:52am up 3 days, 13:53, 5 users, load average: 3.22, 3.11, 2.66
62 processes: 58 sleeping, 4 running, 0 zombie, 0 stopped
CPU0 states: 71.0% user, 2.1% system, 0.0% nice, 26.2% idle
CPU1 states:
Thank you for the quicky answer
No i see the lines normal
2002-06-11 12:30:08
2002-06-11 12:30:17
2002-06-11 12:30:17
2002-06-11 12:30:17
2002-06-11 12:33:22
2002-06-11 12:33:35
2002-06-11 12:33:42
2002-06-11 12:34:17
and i still have the following process:
PID USER PRI NI SIZE
Here is:
PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
18849 root 14 0 5152 5152 1164 R99.9 1.0 0:30 XMail
18854 root 9 0 5152 5152 1164 S87.0 1.0 0:18 XMail
18847 root 19 0 5152 5152 1164 R51.0 1.0 0:19 XMail
18850
At 13:52 6/11/2002 -0500, Juan H. Medina wrote:
/var/MailRoot/bin/18849: No such file or directory.
Looks like you're missing a space between your XMail Bin folder and the PID
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For
No,
here is again:
Before:
19494 root 17 0 7160 7160 1176 R99.9 1.3 12:23 XMail
19499 root 19 0 7160 7160 1176 R99.9 1.3 11:32 XMail
19508 root 15 0 7160 7160 1176 R99.9 1.3 9:11 XMail
[root@mail bin]# gdb /var/MailRoot/bin/XMail 19494
GNU
This is the idea right:
CFLAGS = -g -I. -D__LINUX__ -DXMAIL_X86 -D_REENTRANT=1 -D_THREAD_SAFE=1
and put comment (#) in the strip lines ..
right
the make clean
make
and install the executables right
then put
gdb /var/MailRoot/bin/XMail (PID)
-Mensaje original-
De: [EMAIL
Hi,,,
i got this:
[New Thread 29726 (LWP 27832)]
Delayed SIGSTOP caught for LWP 27832.
POP3 client exit [200.57.4.138]
LWP 27831 exited.
POP3 client connection from [192.168.135.37]
[New Thread 30751 (LWP 27833)]
Delayed SIGSTOP caught for LWP 27833.
POP3 client exit [192.168.135.37]
LWP
Hi all,
first of all I must tell that I'm a newbie with Linux :(
I configured the server to use Xmail's sendmail instead of the default one,
but I can't get the Logwatch reports.
Should I manually configure all the default root aliases that RedHat uses
to send reports? I only created
| As I come to think about it, because each user is able to configer a
| redirect (through WAI), someone can simply sabotage the whole
| mailserver system, simply by the click of one button...
You may disable the redirect and lredirect command to be used by WAI
users, but I don't think that
| It's already fixed from the XMail side. If you want i can send you the
| snapshot to test. But the problem of creating loops from the
| UI remain ...
And how it may be solved? I can write some code to check if the redirect
is not the same as user's e-mail address or it's aliases or it's
Hi All,
We have Xmail on our 'primary' mail server (W2k), which manages the bulk of
the email.
However, we also need a 'secondary' or 'backup' mail server.
When we installed Xmail on our RH Linux server, we noticed that the folder
structure (in the users mailbox) was different - so we gave
I think the recommended way is to setup a custom domain and then use the
SMTP directive to cause it to deliver using DNS entries. Or use the
SMTPRELAY with the IP of the primary server.
Bill
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