Libenzi
Sent: Monday, 13 November 2006 3:26 PM
To: xmail@xmailserver.org
Subject: [xmail] Re: Error messages
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Rob Arends wrote:
Davide, in the case where xmail emits an error - **other than**
smail/smtp/filter/etc log files... =20 Where does Xmail write errors
like file
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Rob Arends wrote:
XMail was crashing for an unhandled exceptional condition. Log would have
been of no help.
True, but now that you have that handled, would the received email...
1. be delivered
2. be dropped in the bit-bucket
And how would the event be logged
something witty here later...
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Sent: Tuesday, 14 November 2006 5:40 AM
To: xmail@xmailserver.org
Subject: [xmail] Re: Error messages
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Rob Arends wrote:
XMail
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Sent: 11/13/06 10:14 PM
Subject: [xmail] Re: Error messages
If the filter removed the message file, how do you plan to recover
from that? :)
You don't - but a good MTA should *log* abnormal situations - like when
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Rob Arends wrote:
Davide, in the case where xmail emits an error - **other than**
smail/smtp/filter/etc log files... =20
Where does Xmail write errors like file missing on return from =
filter??
I know in sendmail this is written to the maillog. In debug mode it =
Leanardo: Interesting find about the errors appearing not to be XMail
generated - I will have to look into that in more detail by going over
the logs when I can get the time.
Clement: I use an IP in the cmdalias. The FQDN of the Exchange server
resolves only to one IP. Xmail connects to the
--- Jeff Buehler wrote:
From: buehlertech.net PostMaster
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Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 2:49 PM
To: Jeff Buehler
Subject: Error sending message
[1137780666750.135234560.3ee.banshee.buehlertech.net]
from [buehlertech.net]
(...)
From: buehlertech.net
Hmmm - ok, let me look at this a little deeper (and thanks for your input!).
In answer to your questions:
Exchange has its own domain, but only handles internal email (so
outbound is Exchange - ASSP - (clamSMTP) - Xmail - INTERNET or
inbound is INTERNET-ASSP - (clamSMTP) - XMail - Exchange).
Thats what I thought should happen, but my Exchange users are verifiably
getting multiple (it seems to be random) bounces back. Only my Exchange
users seem to be affected - users accessing from a standard email client
are getting the correct (single bounce) behavior).
Jeff
Davide Libenzi
On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Jeff Buehler wrote:
Hmmm - ok, let me look at this a little deeper (and thanks for your input!).
In answer to your questions:
Exchange has its own domain, but only handles internal email (so
outbound is Exchange - ASSP - (clamSMTP) - Xmail - INTERNET or
inbound is
Yes - I despise Exchange, personally. However, talking the people
holding the money out of using Exchange and going with LDAP/IMAP is like
telling them that their father is a moron. They look dumbfounded and
then proceed as if nothing was said. I host entirely on FreeBSD and I
am just
On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Jeff Buehler wrote:
Yes - I despise Exchange, personally. However, talking the people
holding the money out of using Exchange and going with LDAP/IMAP is like
telling them that their father is a moron. They look dumbfounded and
then proceed as if nothing was said. I
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Jeff Buehler wrote:
Ah ... I was unaware of that setting. It's commented out, which
according to the documentation would seem to suggest that the errors
aren't (or shouldn't be) coming from XMail at all. However, the headers
indicate (to me, anyway!) that they are -
I see. Any thoughts on what my be causing the repeat error bounces?
Has anyone else run into this problem?
If not, I would guess it has to do with the Exchange/ASSP/XMail
relationship somehow since that is the only distinct thing about my
configuration from a standard one...
Davide, can you
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Jeff Buehler wrote:
Hi everyone -
Running XMail 1.22 my users have been reporting that No server found
errors are coming back in duplicate. The mails all come in after The
maximum number of delivery attempts has been reached and the user
receives a separate email for
Ah ... I was unaware of that setting. It's commented out, which
according to the documentation would seem to suggest that the errors
aren't (or shouldn't be) coming from XMail at all. However, the headers
indicate (to me, anyway!) that they are - here is an abbreviated example:
From:
By the way, I had no indications of this happening using 1.21 or
earlier. This does not mean that it didn't for certain, but I am pretty
certain that it would have come up (I was running 1.21 and maybe 1.20
from the time they were made available until the newer versions with
this
On Fri, 23 Dec 2005, Adrian Hicks wrote:
Hi all.
I've recently upgraded to 1.22.
Only one issue which is when XMail sends an error message. The sender of
the error message is [EMAIL PROTECTED], not [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have set the errors admin to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the same as in 1.17
--- Adrian Hicks wrote:
The sender of
the error message is [EMAIL PROTECTED], not
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi.
Did you set the postmaster address?:
http://www.xmailserver.org/Readme.html#server_tab_variables
Regards.
25) and
manually send a mail (same 'mail from' and 'rcpt to' as used in the =
rejected
mail) to see any error ...
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De : Vitor Renato Alves de Brito [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoy=E9 : jeudi 18 mars 2004 14:25
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Objet : [xmail] Re: Error
At 08:52 3/17/2004, Vitor Renato Alves de Brito wrote:
Hi,
Could somebody please help me with this error messages?
ErrCode = -82
ErrString = [RCPT TO:] not permitted by remote SMTP server
ErrInfo = 553 VERIFIQUE SE AS CONFIGURACOES PARA ENVIO DE MENSAGENS SAO
AS
MESMAS UTILIZADAS PARA O
Hi,
More information about this server:
- FreeBSD 5.0
- XMail 1.17
It has a wireless connection and then it has a invalid IP
(192.168.1.50) on a ethernet card.
The wireless connection:
ISP side (wireless) - server side (wireless radio with a ethernet) -
Firewall router D-Link (ethernet) IP
At 15:34 3/17/2004, Vitor Renato Alves de Brito wrote:
Hi,
More information about this server:
- FreeBSD 5.0
- XMail 1.17
It has a wireless connection and then it has a invalid IP
(192.168.1.50) on a ethernet card.
The wireless connection:
ISP side (wireless) - server side (wireless radio
Don't mean to stick my nose in here... but I don't believe this would a
good
idea mostly because xmail *must* be 100% RFC compliant.
Heheh but think of all the AOL-Users (e.g.) in the world (rfc, is that
something to eat??). they *need* user friendly messages (in their
language). And if
On Tue, 11 Dec 2001 09:41:26 -0800 (PST), Davide Libenzi wrote:
What you *could* do is create a wrapper of sorts or a front-end to the xmail
server and have translation process of incoming error messages from xmail to
preset to users. This isn't such a hot idea either because... well... its
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