This is for Linux and FreeBSD platform only. Fixes a bug which caused the
Agent not to daemonize on some systems.
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Could Unix users give it a spin. Expecially ones using external commands.
http://www.xmailserver.org/xmail-1.17-pre01.tar.gz
I'd like to receive feedback from BSD and Solaris users if possible.
This fixes the fast external programs exit that makes XMail unable to sync
with the child.
- Davi
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Richard Mayhew wrote:
> Hmm Interesting...
>
> Heres my info...
>
> RedHat Linux 7.3 (With All Updates) Kernel - Linux starfire 2.4.20 #1 Fri
> Feb 7 10:29:48 SAST 2003 i586 unknown
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] new]# date
> Tue Jul 15 01:40:17 SAST 2003
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] new]#
>
>
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Richard Mayhew wrote:
>
> Thanks, but this doesn't help me much as I need to have the whole message
> using the format. Pity.
> Is there no way I can Trick XMail in to leaving the whole message untouched
> after I have converted it to the format?
>
> Let me also see if I ca
Hmm Interesting...
Heres my info...
RedHat Linux 7.3 (With All Updates) Kernel - Linux starfire 2.4.20 #1 Fri
Feb 7 10:29:48 SAST 2003 i586 unknown
[EMAIL PROTECTED] new]# date
Tue Jul 15 01:40:17 SAST 2003
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/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-20030619
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-20
Thanks, but this doesn't help me much as I need to have the whole message
using the format. Pity.
Is there no way I can Trick XMail in to leaving the whole message untouched
after I have converted it to the format?
Let me also see if I can get Courier IMAP to read rather than just
.
Thanks
At 19:22 7/14/2003, Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307092300
> > /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307102300
> > /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307112300
> > /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307122300
> > /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307132300
> > /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307142300
> >
> > How
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Richard Mayhew wrote:
> Yup, its synced using NTP every 12hrs.
>
> /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307092300
> /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307102300
> /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307112300
> /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307122300
> /var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307132300
> /var/MailRoot/
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Richard Mayhew wrote:
> Hey There,
>
> Ta, Hmm I must have done something wrong, cos my little test script which
> converts the message to the format made no impression on the message.
>
> #!/bin/sh
> /bin/echo "FILE $1" >> /tmp/mail.log
> /usr/bin/dos2unix -k -q $1
> exit 7
Yup, its synced using NTP every 12hrs.
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307092300
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307102300
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307112300
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307122300
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307132300
/var/MailRoot/logs/smtp-200307142300
How does XMail do its log rotation?
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Richard Mayhew wrote:
> Hi
>
> Can one get XMail to rotate its logs at a given time? Ie 00:00 rather than
> its default 23:00.
> It used to be 00:00 prior to v1.15.
Duh ! I got rotation at 00:00, are you sure your time settings are ok ?
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Hey There,
Ta, Hmm I must have done something wrong, cos my little test script which
converts the message to the format made no impression on the message.
#!/bin/sh
/bin/echo "FILE $1" >> /tmp/mail.log
/usr/bin/dos2unix -k -q $1
exit 7
The script does run but the file doesn't seemed to be chan
Hi
Can one get XMail to rotate its logs at a given time? Ie 00:00 rather than
its default 23:00.
It used to be 00:00 prior to v1.15.
Thanks.
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Richard Mayhew wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have been able to integrate Courier IMAP and XMail together with very
> little fuss.
>
> I used Courier with the userdb auth method, a small convert script which I
> wrote and a few config changes. It runs like a dream except for the way
Hi All,
I have been able to integrate Courier IMAP and XMail together with very
little fuss.
I used Courier with the userdb auth method, a small convert script which I
wrote and a few config changes. It runs like a dream except for the way
XMail writes its messages to disk. XMail writes its me
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Hamilton Thurgood wrote:
>
> I have done something wrong with my xmail setup but
> havn't got a clue what I've done
>
> users are setup on an internal email server, an extalias.tab file
> is set so that all users have an external email alias. If an email
> is sent using their
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>
> Another test from abuse.net
> Relay test 1
> >>> RSET
> <<< 250 OK
> >>> MAIL FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> <<< 250 OK
> >>> RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <<< 250 OK
> >>> DATA
> <<< 354 Start mail input; end with .
> >>> (message body)
> <<< 250 OK
>
>
At 13:55 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>I did get the final email, so in my case it's open relay.
>Moreover, I personally believe that having then email received (but not
>delieverd), is as bad.
When you use that test, are you sending the email to an address that is not
on your local server?
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>
> Yes!! that solved it-
If this is true *and* if it is true that the XMail machine is a DNS
server, this likely means that he is a forwarding DNS server (using
another server to query).
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Tracy,
I did get the final email, so in my case it's open relay.
Moreover, I personally believe that having then email received (but not
delieverd), is as bad.
Michael.
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At 13:30 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>I have a user with a "*" alias. (aliases.tab = "relaydomain.com" "*" "info")
>
>I run the open relat test on: http://members.iinet.net.au/~remmie/relay/
>
>Server was accepting relay:
>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
><<< 250 OK
> MA
Another test from abuse.net
Relay test 1
>>> RSET
<<< 250 OK
>>> MAIL FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<<< 250 OK
>>> RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<< 250 OK
>>> DATA
<<< 354 Start mail input; end with .
>>> (message body)
<<< 250 OK
My SMTPRELAY.TAB was the only file changed, it looks like this:
"166.139
if you are using the dns on the same box, then I'd use 127.0.0.1 (if your
dns is listening on it), because xmail wont need to look it up every time
there is a mail to send.
Being on the same box udp or tcp, is probably no difference.
Rob :-)
> -Original Message-
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Davide,
I have a user with a "*" alias. (aliases.tab = "relaydomain.com" "*" "info")
I run the open relat test on: http://members.iinet.net.au/~remmie/relay/
Server was accepting relay:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<< 250 OK
MAIL FROM:
<<< 250 OK
RCPT TO:
<<< 250 OK
Rob,
> This maybe caused by a firewall, some FWs don't allow internal servers to
> use the external NAT addresses. Now if Xmail was looking up dns records
> from the rrot-servers, then eventually xmail would be trying to lookup the
> dns server on itself but using the external IP.
> The packet
At 12:54 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Which flavor of OS are you running? Your mention of ASP makes me think it
> > might be Windows. If so, try the following from a command prompt:
> >
> > And see what you get back for each one. Again, using my own domain as an
> > example, your session m
Yes!! that solved it-
> Search the doco for SmartDNSHost
>
Thank you so much Rob, Tracy and Davide!!
Michael.
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Michael Lugassy
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 2:55 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [xmail] Re: Xmail and Abuse.net
>
>
>
> Tracy (and Davide)-
>
> > Which flavor of OS are you running? Your mention
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Davide Libenzi
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 1:34 AM
> To: XMail mailing list
> Subject: [xmail] Re: Xmail and Abuse.net
>
>
>
> On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>
> >
> > Looks like we're gett
I have done something wrong with my xmail setup but
havn't got a clue what I've done
users are setup on an internal email server, an extalias.tab file
is set so that all users have an external email alias. If an email
is sent using their external email name both the sender and the
recipient rece
Tracy (and Davide)-
> Which flavor of OS are you running? Your mention of ASP makes me think it
> might be Windows. If so, try the following from a command prompt:
>
> And see what you get back for each one. Again, using my own domain as an
> example, your session might look something like this:
Michael,
By default Xmail server will do the DNS lookup via the root-servers.net, not
via the OS configured resolver.
If you set Xmail to pass the request to the 'SmartDNSHost' then this would
help -> IF your current DNS works as u say it does.
Search the doco for SmartDNSHost
SmartDNSHost[TAB]d
At 12:35 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>Is that the way I should define it?
>
>Here's my smtprelay.tab:
>
>"164.149.214.100" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.101" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.102" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.103" "255.255.255.255"
>"164.149.214.104" "255.255.255.255"
>"16
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>
> Looks like we're getting close.
>
> The messages ARE delivered correctly, but not in a timely fashion.
> It takes about 20 minutes to deliver messages to external domains and 0
> seconds to deliver them to local users.
>
> Is there a timeout or dela
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>
> Davide,
>
> > Yes, a lot thx. Your XMail machine cannot fire DNS queries *or* the target
> > domain does not have neiher MX nor A records.
>
> My machine IS a DNS server as well, and the MX/A records are valid (I'm sure
> because I can connect them
Looks like we're getting close.
The messages ARE delivered correctly, but not in a timely fashion.
It takes about 20 minutes to deliver messages to external domains and 0
seconds to deliver them to local users.
Is there a timeout or delay option I have set up wrong somewhere?
Thanks,
Michael.
Tracy hi,
Is that the way I should define it?
Here's my smtprelay.tab:
"164.149.214.100" "255.255.255.255"
"164.149.214.101" "255.255.255.255"
"164.149.214.102" "255.255.255.255"
"164.149.214.103" "255.255.255.255"
"164.149.214.104" "255.255.255.255"
"164.149.214.105" "255.255.255.255"
"164.149
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Calin Florescu wrote:
>
> When a filter exits too fast, an error -121 ERR_PROCESS_EXECUTE is
> triggered, the exit code is ignored and the message is delivered anyway.
> After I insert a delay (sleep) for 3 seconds, the filter works ok. (I have
> also a virus scanner filter w
When a filter exits too fast, an error -121 ERR_PROCESS_EXECUTE is
triggered, the exit code is ignored and the message is delivered anyway.
After I insert a delay (sleep) for 3 seconds, the filter works ok. (I have
also a virus scanner filter which works great and the only difference is
time consu
At 11:53 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Yes, a lot thx. Your XMail machine cannot fire DNS queries *or* the target
> > domain does not have neiher MX nor A records.
>
>My machine IS a DNS server as well, and the MX/A records are valid (I'm sure
>because I can connect them and retrieve mail o
Davide,
> Yes, a lot thx. Your XMail machine cannot fire DNS queries *or* the target
> domain does not have neiher MX nor A records.
My machine IS a DNS server as well, and the MX/A records are valid (I'm sure
because I can connect them and retrieve mail on them).
What do you think?
Michael.
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Tim Christensen wrote:
> my xmail-server is having problems delivering mails that exceed the mail
> limit of the destination server.
> i see from the logs that the mail is actually processed but it doesn't occur
> in the smail logs and is not delivered.
>
> here's an example
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
>
> Tracy,
>
> > What is in the associated slog file for those messages?
>
> <<
> ErrCode = -103
> ErrString = Error in function {stat}
> SMAIL SMTP-Send FF = "externaldomain.com" SMTP = "mail.mymailserver.com"
> >From = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" To = "[EMA
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Use smtprelay.tab to restict relaying, not smtpauth.tab. Also you don't
> > need smtpauth.tab for SMTP authentication. XMail does the first lookup
> > inside the account database. Not sure what you men for "refferes".
> >
>
> Sorry, I used smtprelay
At 11:36 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > Use smtprelay.tab to restict relaying, not smtpauth.tab. Also you don't
> > need smtpauth.tab for SMTP authentication. XMail does the first lookup
> > inside the account database. Not sure what you men for "refferes".
> >
>
>Sorry, I used smtprelay.tab
Tracy,
> What is in the associated slog file for those messages?
<<
ErrCode = -103
ErrString = Error in function {stat}
SMAIL SMTP-Send FF = "externaldomain.com" SMTP = "mail.mymailserver.com"
>From = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" To = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Failed !
SMTP-Error = "417 Temporary delivery er
Davide,
> Use smtprelay.tab to restict relaying, not smtpauth.tab. Also you don't
> need smtpauth.tab for SMTP authentication. XMail does the first lookup
> inside the account database. Not sure what you men for "refferes".
>
Sorry, I used smtprelay.tab (not smtpauth) - that has FAILED the abuse
At 11:31 7/14/2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> > use mailproc.tab and "redirect" switch.
> > see the doc für details.
>
>I set up relay succesfuly, for 3 different emails (1 is of an internal/local
>domain, the other 2 are external domains accoutns) - the local user has got
>the message, the other 2
Hi again,
> use mailproc.tab and "redirect" switch.
> see the doc für details.
I set up relay succesfuly, for 3 different emails (1 is of an internal/local
domain, the other 2 are external domains accoutns) - the local user has got
the message, the other 2 - not. (I can see their message stuck i
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to restrict my xmail 1.16 server to allow SENDING only on very
> specific issues:
>
> 1) e-mails originating from my web server (a set of 8 IPs).
> I basically use a number of ASP pages that send out mail to outside
cusomers
> using CDONTS.
> If the e-mails were created
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> I'm trying to restrict my xmail 1.16 server to allow SENDING only on very
> specific issues:
>
> 1) e-mails originating from my web server (a set of 8 IPs).
> I basically use a number of ASP pages that send out mail to outside cusomers
> using CDONTS.
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003, Michael Lugassy wrote:
> and most important, do I need it?
> [PeekTime] 1058188710 : Mon, 14 Jul 2003 15:18:30 +0200
It's the delivery attempt timestamp that is inside the slog files. Why do
you care ?
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I'm trying to restrict my xmail 1.16 server to allow SENDING only on very
specific issues:
1) e-mails originating from my web server (a set of 8 IPs).
I basically use a number of ASP pages that send out mail to outside cusomers
using CDONTS.
If the e-mails were created and sent from th
and most important, do I need it?
[PeekTime] 1058188710 : Mon, 14 Jul 2003 15:18:30 +0200
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Hi!
my xmail-server is having problems delivering mails that exceed the mail
limit of the destination server.
i see from the logs that the mail is actually processed but it doesn't occur
in the smail logs and is not delivered.
here's an example sniff of such a too large mail delivery:
220 mailse
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