Hi All,
I have question about debian's start-stop script.
If debian's start-stop daemon just kills XMail, which is very quick
operation, why default /etc/init.d/xmail script writes `date` into
$XMAIL_ROOT/.shutdown and waits a lot of time while this file dissapears?
Is killing XM
Davide, it's supposed to work with qmail for sure, (along with sendmail and
procmail exim & postfix). http://tmda.net/config-server.html is the url
that gives detailed configuration. My problem is I've never worked with
qmail so I have a hard time porting the changes to xmail setup. Any
knowled
Hi,
ok. I guess I will not convince anybody, that it is good idea. Just
note: I am using Exchange "crap"-log a lot and it helped me several
times.
mic
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frederik Gallon
> Sent: Monday, March 10, 200
> Has anybody successfully integrated TMDA with xmail? I'm just curious to
see if there's any docs out there that explain this. If not TMDA, any other
similar spam protection that requires a confirmation email. Thanks.
www.ordb.org
www.spam-abuse.org
that are good services with relay checking
> For your information, I'll log the domains where spam is comming from.
>
> In your oppinion, could it be that aol & yahoo haven't updated their =
> DNS
> cache yet?
spam comes mostly from dialup accounts and they mostly identify with "HELO
aol.com":
Received: from aol.com (81.51.187.200:4379)
Soncke,
Damn!
'Professional' Spammers are raising my attention now!
For your information, I'll log the domains where spam is comming from.
In your oppinion, could it be that aol & yahoo haven't updated their =
DNS
cache yet?
greetz
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: S=F6nke Ruempler [mai
Michal,
We all use sniffers to find network problems. It's not the MTA that has to
be intelligent on that part. (Anyway -> you refer to M$ exchange and it's
monitoring capabilities... Ever looked into the results? It's crap !!
Believe me)
Here you find a good Public Domain packet sniffer:
http:/
> Could it be possible that spammers use the backup MX for their spam
> (assuming anti-spam policies are not that strict on backup mailservers?)
yes, we noticed that too - "professional" spammers sometimes use the minor
priority MX.
you'll have to setup the spammers.tab and spam-MAPS in your bac
Hi group,
Could it be possible that spammers use the backup MX for their spam
(assuming anti-spam policies are not that strict on backup mailservers?)
I've noticed that because we recently changed our setup with a backup
mailserver, the messages dropped on the backup are all and only spam !!
The
Has anybody successfully integrated TMDA with xmail? I'm just curious to see if
there's any docs out there that explain this. If not TMDA, any other similar spam
protection that requires a confirmation email. Thanks.
Jim
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