How did you install? tarball or rpm
What distro are you running?
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Just in case those of you who use SSHDa security flaw has been
made public two days ago:
http://www.securityspace.com/smysecure/catid.html?id=11031
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> you cannot display _only_ the server IP.
> get 1.7 and read the doc about :
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> ReceivedHdrType
>
So the only for me to jig this would be to include the firewall IP as
somedomain.com? So that it appears that the mail originates from that
domain? Yes/No
Scott
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Hopefully I didn't miss this in the readme file.
In the Recieved From portion of the header the computer that is sending the
email is shown, then the mail server. How do I only show the mail server
name and ip. The reason is a Sun mail server out there refuses to accept
mail originating from th
I've been noticing an error message in the syslog (linux:slackware8.0) the
states:
"XMail[pid]: Server does not like Your IP"
and is sometimes followed on the same time stamp by:
"in.identd[pid]: request_thread: read(10, ..., 1023) failed: Connection
reset by peer"
I've gone throught the XM
> And not All admnistrators have the skills, or care to be programmers.
Your right, only the good ones do : p Just kidding.
Xmail while being a great mail server, has little documention for a novice
mail admin. I can be really confusing even after reading the rfc's. A few
of us started to redo
export MAIL_ROOT=/var/MailRoot
Though if your running xmail via rc.d, it should already be set.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 2:29 PM
Subject: [xmail] Setting the MAIL_ROOT enviroment varialbe
> Hi
>
Quick question, though I should know this
When securing a XMail host running 'nix. How is allow/deny access to XMail
ports controlled outside of XMail? hosts.allow/deny is only for deamons,
right? so implying rules in hosts.* have no effect on access to Xmail ports.
If above is true, what a
> > I should mention all email sent/recieved to one user to be sent to
another
>
> Why ? You can use mailbox+redirect in mailproc.tab ...
>
>
Would that cover the outgoing mail as well?
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I should mention all email sent/recieved to one user to be sent to another
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Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 12:05 PM
Subject: [xmail] OT: Perl and filters
> Hopefully this is
Hopefully this is a simple question for all you perl mongers. Actually a
request for an existing script.
I need to be able to copy email sent to one user to another. Is this easy
to do?
Thanks for any pointers
Scott
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I had a user with a simular problem. Half my fault and half his. Ok it was
my fault ; )
He simply had the wrong address and I didn't setup the server to check to
see if the destination exsisted for relayed messages. So the email just
spun around in the server until it gave up.
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Xmail server confusion
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Scott Ritchie wrote:
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> >
> > > Are you receiving email with a 10 hours delay or the date is 10 hours
> > > shited ?
> > > XMail does not change the Date: field at all, so it's something else.
> > &
> Check your smail log file for message :
>
> id
Doh! I wasn't logging it, I will try some more tests and probably pick this
up later. say in 6 to 10 hours.
Thanks
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From: "Scott Ritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: test2
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 13:51:20 -0800
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: tex
> Are you receiving email with a 10 hours delay or the date is 10 hours
> shited ?
> XMail does not change the Date: field at all, so it's something else.
>
Its a 6 to10 hour delay, the header shows the correct time it was sent and
the correct time it was recieved.. I didn't think it was an XMai
Now I'm really confused. Not that I think this is a Xmail issuse. I am
recieving the emails, 10+ hours later! Anyone have any ideas, the system
clocks and timezones are fine. What a weird day.
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> What ? custdomains or mailproc ?
>
Hmm I think "relay" was a bad choice of words on my part.
I sent the from the first server to a user on the second, and it of course
was never recieved. Though as far as Outlook see's it, it was.
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> how did you setup the 1st server to send emails to the 2nd one ?
>
I used an account on the first one to relay to a user on the second.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 3:32 PM
Subject: [xmail] Re: Xmail server confusion
> On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Scott Ritchie wrote:
>
> > Since I've c
Since I've change to a fully qualified domain, I seem to be missing the odd
email.
I'm using two different Xmail servers with different domains/subnets/users
to explain this.
email is relayed through the first server to the second.
In the logs of the first I get RCPT=OK and RECV=OK
In the log
> You do not need to explicitly set SMTP auth, but if your MUA does not do a
> POP3 fetch before SMTP send, you'll get an error the first time you send.
>
I'm just getting dumber and dumber today. I just didn't make that obvious
connection. Ginko-Bibola anyone?
Thanks again
Scott
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One last minor thing.. Its more of an Outlook question.
It seems that I don't have to set the Outgoing Mail Server Auth at all. It
seems it will do the smtp-pop3 auth without the consent of the user. Can
anyone confirm this?
Scott
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> If your smtprelay is empty and if you can relay from different IPs without
> doing a previous POP3 login the only way to explain it is that your MUA
> are using authentication.
>
>
Ahhh, your right. In my last tests I was only using Outlook, Pine no-longer
relays.
Did a few tests on Outlook5.
>
> Are you sure your smtprelay.tab is empty ?
>
yep
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I've configured(?) Xmail for smtp auth via pop3, though it doesn't seem to
be functioning. Thus I must have made an error in my config.
If I understood the doc and listserv right.
In the server.tab
"EnableAuthSMTP-POP3"1
"AllowNullSender"1
"AllowSmtpVRFY"1
"AllowSmtpETRN"1
resta
> another way for what? do you want an secure mail server or not :-)
>
> if so, your users have to autenticate even if they sendmail into the
> internet.
>
> i don't understand your problem :-).
>
If you don't understand thats fine, I find very people on this planet that
do and coincidently(?) th
> I don't know, it depends on the server.
> Why are you keeping the old ( bogus ) server ?
> Just make the XMail's machine to have multiple IPs ( aliasing ) and you'll
> be fine
I'm just lazy ; ). I don't really have the time to put much effort into
this.
I wound up just setting up a email clien
> what do you mean with "external users"? xmail allows email that comes from
> the outside and is for a domain handled by the xmail server, that is the
> sense of an email server (imho :-)).
External users = just meant users from untrusted domains or ip's
> so with the the pop3/smtp auth (and th
Hey all,
I know this question gets asked alot... I don't what the server to be used
by spammers. I know one answer is to smtp auth via pop3, is there another
way while still allowing any ip (external users)? If I use pop3 auth in
order to step , will this impede mail destined to this domain fro
> On Sat, 29 Dec 2001, Scott Ritchie wrote:
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> > Oops, forgot to add the error from Outlook express
> >
> > The message could not be sent because one of the recipients was rejected
by
> > the server. The rejected e-mail address was '[EMAIL PROTECTED]&#x
Hey all,
I'm upgrading 1.0 to 1.3 and adding a .int to my domain name (M$ domain)
running linux (slackware8.0). Everything is working up to relaying mail
through it. The smtprelay.tab has the my subnet and was working before.
Have I missed something?
Scott
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Oops, forgot to add the error from Outlook express
The message could not be sent because one of the recipients was rejected by
the server. The rejected e-mail address was '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. Subject
'test', Account: 'Scott Ritchie', Server: 'mail.somedomain.in
Here's a few that I have good intentions of reading some day : )
821 - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
1725 - Post Office Protocol - Ver3
2045 - MIME
I'm sure Davide could give a more comprehensive list.
Link to alot of email related rfc's.
http://www.tac.nyc.ny.us/mail/rfc-index.html
Scott
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hey all,
Just a few thoughts on the doc
-Should there be a planning section? #of users / disk space, etc
-As far as the configuration section goes I'm assuming this meams the TAB
files, doesn't Linux and Windows have the same configuration ? Or was it
meant as system config?
and the Admin sec
I'd like to do the first two for Linux.
Scott
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Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 10:27 AM
Subject: Documentation lead
> I will take the lead on this.
>
> I have it broken down lik
>case 2)
> >smtprelay.tab == EMPTY ( or client connecting from not-listed IPs )
> >SmtpConfig != mail-auth
> >
> >No auth required for sending to local domains - auth required to
> relay
> >
> >case 3)
> >SmtpConf
same thing?
Scott
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From: "Davide Libenzi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Scott Ritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Tracy Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "XMAIL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2
I know this method will work but I'm looking for a "global" way so that I don't have
enter each user/passwd twice and that only needs to be set once.
Actually I'm suprised Xmail is an open relay by default. Then again I suppose its
for inital flexablitiy.
Thanks
Scott
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That won't work for me. User can be internal or external, meaning any ip must be able
to use SMTP.
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From: "Davide Libenzi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Scott Ritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "XMAIL" <[EMAIL PRO
I've been trying to authenticate SMTP by user. Can anyone give an global example?
Thnx
> Simply press the "Reply To All" button of your Outlook :)
>
>
Then I get 2 messages. If this is the way you like it, then that's the way.
I'd like to contribute. My expirences with XMail are linux, bogus domains and simple
filters.
> Thank You Scott.
> Please reply to the mailing list too, to have an account about how many
> people can help.
>
> - Davide
>
Sorry Davide I didn't intend to send it directly to, seems
Try starting xmail in debugging mode Xmail -Md, and put a peice of mail through that
should trigger the filter. This will tell you acutally is going on.
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Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001
I added /usr/bin/perl to the filter and still get the same error. Its perl 5.6.0 if
it makes a difference
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To: "Scott Ritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "XMAIL" <[EMAIL PROTEC
#x27;
Can I interpret that as a domain error (ie Gated is screwing up)?. And that there is
nothing wrong with XMail?
Scott
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From: "Davide Libenzi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Scott Ritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "XMAIL" <[E
I've been having some dificulty getting anything to filter.
I'm using a perl script for virus detection, actually the one from Emmanuel Gonzalez ,
Thankyou :)
Now I can use the filter by hand it works perfectly.
ie. /var/MailRoot/filters/viruscheck.pl 1000855935072.19192859.ns me@somewhere
[EM
Thanks Davide
Kinda thought that was it, just needed some someone else's thoughts.
Email was down for all of a few seconds. Incredable work Davide, my hat's off to you.
Scott
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To: "S
I was hoping someone can give me a few pointers before I attempt this.
I'm upgrading 0.70 to 1.0 and was wondering if all I need to do replace the binaries
and update the tab files or do I need do a complete new install and redo all the tabs?
If I have to do complete install how do I keep the
Would it be possible for you to post your script?.
Scott
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From: "Emmanuel Gonzalez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 9:44 AM
Subject: Antivirus
> Hi Davide,
>
> We have installed Viruscan (from McAfee) on our linux box
Hey all,
I have an external account ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) with 3 aliases
(tom, dick, harry)so that email can be sent to
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED],etc
What I want to happen is when the pop3 syncs to the internal domain
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to move the mail to the appropriate staff
member's mailbox (
Hi all,
Is there a way to leave mail on the external mail server when syncing to
the internal mail server via pop3? and also what is the timing interval
when syncing accounts and hos is it altered?
Thanks for any help
Scott
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