Finally, we seem to get closer ;-)
On 12 Sep 2002 at 10:06, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> it is not difficult to prove that a message come from your servers if you
> really need, use the Received: trace.
Anybody with slight computer skill can do so. But not 99% of the
people, using mail. (excuse my
On 12 Sep 2002 at 20:07, Juan Hector Medina wrote:
> Hi!.
>
> I installled the CLAMAV and the script from Goesta Smekal
> and i send a email with virus to test the program...
> and when i try to send and recive email, my email gets lock
> I check my Mail directory in the server:
> I have one
Hi!.
I installled the CLAMAV and the script from Goesta Smekal
and i send a email with virus to test the program...
and when i try to send and recive email, my email gets lock
I check my Mail directory in the server:
I have one email and open it by terminal and is the mail that wrote the
CR Little wrote:
> I have had several e-mails come through which have viruses because my computers
>antivirus scanner catches them.
> how should the .tab look?
>
> mine says this.
>
> "/var/MailRoot/filters/checkvirus.pl" "@@FILE""@@FROM""@@RCPT"
Are the TABS between the i
Has anyone ever figured out how to interface spamassassin with linux
xmail? From what I can recall the issue was the extra 2 lines that xmail
adds to the top of the message file making it not in RFC format. Has
someone written a script to convert the messages to RFC format, pass
them to spamassas
On 12 Sep 2002 at 9:54, Frederik Gallon wrote:
>
> Goesta & group,
>
> Is changing the content of the body of a mailmessage legal???
> Compare it with your postman opening your post and have 'I did deliver it
> -your postman-' written on your paycheck f.i. (hehe i can't help it to
> start smi
On 11 Sep 2002 at 14:30, CR Little wrote:
> I'm using f-prot as a virus scanner for xmail, it updates it self
> every 12 hours, I am receiving e-mails with viruses attached can
> somebody please help?
Well, as stated before (by Peter Lindemann) it may depend on you
filter script, not the sc
> > 1) how can I end the usersetmproc command using ctrlclnt? It seems to wait
> > the timeout, unless I give a [ctrl]+c
>
>you give it a file name in the command line
This is my command:
c:\mailroot\bin\ctrlclnt -u Adminui -p Adminpw -s localhost usersetmproc
domain.com user[newline]
"redirec
Goesta & group,
Is changing the content of the body of a mailmessage legal???
Compare it with your postman opening your post and have 'I did deliver it
-your postman-' written on your paycheck f.i. (hehe i can't help it to
start smiling)
Just curious how things are handled in your country?
Fre
Your LAN question in short:
Get your client a domain (f.i. clientsdomain.com)
Have their ISP setup MX records for clientsdomain pointing it out to the
mailserver at their ISP.
Have their ISP forward _all_ mail for clientsdomain.com into a pop3 mailbox.
In Xmail you administer all local accounts,
On 11 Sep 2002 at 15:51, Davide Libenzi wrote:
>
> On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, EDV - WHW (Goesta Smekal) wrote:
>
> > Well, technically speaking you are certainly right (you wrote the
> > daemon anyway ;-) ) but what I need is an aproach, non-techs can
> > easily understand.
>
> This is _really_ a t
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