> Does anyone used successfully spf/srs on xmail ?
Yes, ASSP does SPF/SRS (with second XMail instance
for the outbound traffic).
Przemek
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> Does anyone used successfully spf/srs on xmail ?
Yes, ASSP does SPF/SRS.
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Chris Jones wrote:
>I have specified Authentication Allowed in the email client. In user =
tab:
> "RealName" "Chris Jones"
> "HomePage" "http://enersave.ca";
> "MaxMBSize" "3"
> "MaxMessageSize""1"
> "SmtpPerms" "MRV"
> "ReceiveEnable" "1"
> "PopEnable" "1"
>
Hello,
when XMail reaches receive timeout (STD_SERVER_TIMEOUT = 90s)
during SMTP DATA phase, it silently falls-back session to pre-DATA.
Shouldn't client connection be dropped instead? Does any RFC mention
correct behaviour?
Regards,
Przemek Czerkas
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Mihai Dobre wrote:
> I have some users complaining for their lost e-mails. While searching =
for=20
> problem in XMail log files I've found nothing strange except some =
"RCPT=3DOK"=20
> with no RECV at all for several messages. Because not to get killed I =
went=20
> further and I've found intere
Jeff Buehler wrote:
> That was my guess too (that ASSP was the culprit), as I mentioned in my
> first mails about it, but I thought I would check and see if anyone had
> any ideas. The strange part is the timing issue - across a LAN no
> problem, but locally certain email clients fail to do popb
