I was kinda vague as well. I posted the same question in a couple of
other places. It looks like there's interest and I'm getting ready to
release the util. Thus, you'll get a better explanation soon. Until
it's cleaned up and released, here's the readme for the curious:
http://www.networkofth
Spyros Tsiolis wrote:
> Hi Soenke,
>
> I never implied that the problem lies solely on xmail.
>
> I was asking if xmail has any way of interfeering with timestamps.
>
> Also, all the people are using really weird Panda antivirus software that
> comes with an
> integrated firewall as well. Could
NOTA Postmaster wrote:
> It's not an "active" authentication. The script I created only dumps the
> Xmail users once and creates Apache user and group files. I set mine to
> run as a cron job every 48 hours so it picks up changes.
>
> The only overhead involved is the script running via cron eve
It's not an "active" authentication. The script I created only dumps the
Xmail users once and creates Apache user and group files. I set mine to
run as a cron job every 48 hours so it picks up changes.
The only overhead involved is the script running via cron every 48 hours
(less than 2 seconds
NOTA Postmaster wrote:
> I posted this a little bit back, but the list was down.
>
> I wrote a PHP command line util for *nix boxen that will output Xmail as
> Apache AuthUsersFile and AuthGroupFile format files for use with
> ..htaccess. If you enough people are interested, I'll clean up the co
I posted this a little bit back, but the list was down.
I wrote a PHP command line util for *nix boxen that will output Xmail as
Apache AuthUsersFile and AuthGroupFile format files for use with
..htaccess. If you enough people are interested, I'll clean up the code
an release it. If not, oh wel
Just a test
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Sergio Perrone wrote:
> This was a problem dificult to solve for me.
> After several months of disscusions with other domain admin´s , I choose
> to not check RDNS in order to keep my clients happy (almost).
> There´s too much domains without RDNS config and many more admins who
> doesn´t know (I
On Thu, 19 May 2005, NOTA Postmaster wrote:
> I got it, but a message I sent the other day didn't go through and the
> list has been too quiet. I figured some downtime was involved... Seems
> to be back up now.
I did screw up the server configuration, and we had a blackout latest a
few days. Now
This was a problem dificult to solve for me.
After several months of disscusions with other domain admin´s , I choose
to not check RDNS in order to keep my clients happy (almost).
There´s too much domains without RDNS config and many more admins who
doesn´t know (IMHO) what is exactly RDNS.
RDNS
Hi Davide and list,
a couple of weeks ago there was a little discussion on the list about
the file permissions and creation masks. I was the one who answered: If
you chmod your MailRoot 700, you don't have to care about these things.
But now I ran into a problem: I want to grant some read access
On 19 May 2005, at 9:44, Javier Navarro wrote:
> Hi
> Last days I've been using RDNS and RBL (sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org) ckecks
> and many of my customers had problems. Some because they couldn't
> receive e-mail from other ISPs that didn't configure RDNS and others
> because they couldn't re
Using a rbl (and spamhaus is a good one) and others tools like RDNS, =
GLST,
AV, anti-spam, ... is not a problem IF you take care to advertise your =
users
(if possible before effective deployment date) and explain them =
advantages
and possible problems (and how to explain problem to their contact
Hi
Last days I've been using RDNS and RBL (sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org) ckecks and many
of my customers had problems. Some because they couldn't receive e-mail from
other ISPs that didn't configure RDNS and others because they couldn't receive
mail from blacklisted IPs.
I'm having RDNS problems
I got it, but a message I sent the other day didn't go through and the
list has been too quiet. I figured some downtime was involved... Seems
to be back up now.
Bryn
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