Hello,
I have searched the newsgroup, manual and forum but I think I am doing
something wrong...
I am trying to have the detailful log files as described by other people.
What I get now is the smtp-20030111, pop3-20030111,
lmail-20030111, smail-20030111 log files that have
Hello,
anyone knows what the footprint of XMail is? I am interested in
installing
it about 20-30 times on a server box (each will run on its own IP,
config,
directory etc) and I am wondering what the impact will be on the server.
I
run Linux, RH 7.3
Almost every instance of the server will be
Because I need each one of them to administrate their own mail server :)
Nick
Ok, I just have to ask :) Why 20-30 installs on a single box? Why not
one install that binds to 20-30 ip addresses?
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Because I need each one of them to administrate their own mail server :)
Nick
Ok, I just have to ask :) Why 20-30 installs on a single box? Why not
one install that binds to 20-30 ip addresses?
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Well, I need each server to be different. Anyway, the thing is that I
need to load 20-30 different instances and I don't know the impact.
That's why I am asking from someone who is more familiar with the system.
Thanks,
nick
Via ctrlclnt? Otherwise, why not use on the of ASP or PHP web
I would try XMailStats v1.6 for human readable logs. You can find it at
http://xmail.eye-catcher.com . It goes through the log files and pulls
the good information into an html file or text file. Look at the
documentation for the program for more info.
Troy
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From: Nick
I'm new to Xmail, but I do have a functioning evaluation server up and
running and it seems excellent.
I have one question, though, and I suspect the answer might be simple
but I just don't see it in the docs:
How do I implement a subscribe/unsubscribe control mechanism via email
for a mailing
Hello,
I am reading about filters and I have succesfully installed antivirus
support (F-Prot). This external filter has a .tab file to catch all
domains.
My question is: what if I want to add another global filter? Would I
write the command line into .tab (second line)?
Another question: Do
Many of the administrative programs allow you to have a separate
administrator per domain. XMailWAI is one that comes to mind. The
postmaster account in each domain is the administrator for that domain.
Bill
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From: Nick Satis[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003
Is there a setting to lock out an IP address after a number of consecutive
failed logins?
Someone was trying to guess passwords on my server last week
(unsuccessfully). When I went through the logs I saw 150 attempts in about a
1 minute time span to guess the passwords. It tried 10 different
Where are those logs located? What's the best way to
monitor those logs? I have not found any xmail
compatible software that would allow me to monitor
thee types of activities from my Windows system at
home.
Michael
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a setting to lock out
there's a logs directory under the MailRoot. You have to enable logs with
either a command line option or registry setting to get the logs. I saw the
login attempts in the pop3- log.
The pop3 log seems to have 6 fields:
1 - hostname
2 - domain attempting to login to
3 - ip address of client
Where would I run that command? When I start xmail I
just call: /etc/init.d/xmail start
So, I'm not sure where to add those options. Should I
just add those as global variable? Sorry, for my
ignorance, but I looked at the docs and it didn't make
any sense to me.
Michael
--- Seth A. Munroe
[2003-01-13] Michael Mehrle wrote:
Where would I run that command? When I start xmail I
just call: /etc/init.d/xmail start
vi /etc/init.d/xmail
it's a script, which has a place to edit the command line used to launch
XMail.
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My question is: what if I want to add another global filter? Would I
write the command line into .tab (second line)?
yes.
Another question: Do filters work on outgoing MSGs as well?
yes.
Final: What's the best script for Linux for spam checks (using
Spamassasin).
maybe you try
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