o-be working DNSBL in
CustMapsList.
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> Whitelist non-routable addresses if you must use them?
All IPs are being rejected, not just local LAN addresses.
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> That can happen if your /etc/resolv.conf has a search entry with * DNS
> entry.
I'm using 1.20 running on Windows Server 2000. If there might be a DNS
problem there, wgere would I look?
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> At 11:54 7/12/2004, Bowen Moursund wrote:
> >"192.168.1.104"
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> That's a non-routable address,
Yes, I know.
> and should not be checked
> against a DNSBL.
> Any DNSBL should (legitimately) reject that address
Well then why is XMail doin
ot;" ""
"" "" "SNDRIP=EIPMAP (dnsbl.sorbs.net)" "" "0" ""
Any idea how to correct this problem?
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> Does anyone know if it is possible to exclude certain
> IPs/domains from the CustMapsList check?
Yes, in smtp.ipprop.tab, e.g.:
"xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/32"[TAB]"WhiteList=1"
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> does somebody know of a way to let a mail user know, when his/her
> mailbox is full?
Since he isn't reading his email, you'll have to notify him by telephone
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> I thought that sent a message to the postmaster of your
> server as to notify
> you that a virus was detected.. not to the senders address.
If so, no problem. However, notifying yourself won't do much good either
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Do an nslookup on the connecting IP address.
- If you get a usable response, query abuse.net for the abuse address of =
the
domain.
- Send the notice to the abuse address.
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> Received: from wbar2.lax1-4-8-215-172.dsl-verizon.net
> (4.8.215.172:3684)
> by mail with [XMail 1.17 (Linux/Ix86) ESMTP Server]
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> Thu, 19 Feb 2004 06:00:46 -0600
> Received: from 120.244.122.0 by 4.8.215.172; Thu, 1
sers' relays' IPs in smtp.ipprop.tab.
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> Did you try to set the SmtpServerDomain variable to mail.* ?
No, I did not. But I will. Thanks!
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jected spam going through the XMail server to SpamCop, and
don't want the mismatch to inadvertently point to the machine as a spam
source or relay.
I remain unsure how to get what I want, and don't want to lose any
messages while experimenting .
Thanks for your help!
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main.com"
"POP3Domain" "MyRedirectingDomain.com"
"HeloDomain" "mail.MyRedirectingDomain.com"
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1,list.dsbl.org:1,relays.ordb.org:1,cbl.abuseat.org:1"
This is also a *lot* less resource intensive that using a filter.
For concrete evidence, check the smtp log. Every rejected message will
have a status indicating rejection, e.g.:
"SNDRIP=EIPMAP (dnsbl.sorbs.net)"
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ut these probs?
As noted in the documentation, insert the correct directives into
smtprelay.tab. You can simply empty the file if all your users will be
authenticating via POP before sending mail.
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Using these SMAIL settings..
-Qt 3600 -Qi 0 -Qr 24
a message send will be attempted 24 times, at intervals of one hour.
Have I got that right?
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> Hi Bowen,
> Did you write any filters in dBL?
No, I'm using JavaScript/Windows Script. dBASE doesn't seem to me to be
the appropriate tool for mail server scripts .
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might pick one from the list at the
link above, or search USENET for a recommendation, or maybe another list
user will have a recommendation.
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icated.
You might instead use a DNSBL that lists dial-ups. There's a list here:
http://www.declude.com/junkmail/support/ip4r.htm
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To upgrade from 1.12 to 1.17 on Windows, it appears to me that one must:
1. Add the filters.in.tab and filters.out.tab files.
2. Update filters for new return codes.
3. Replace XMail.exe.
Am I missing anything?
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