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<0> That would actually be a very ingenious way to handle multiple lmtp points. :)
<0> Heh, I've been hacking up some really good work here. Having to make my own LDAP schema and all using the private OID space. heh
<0> Hmmm
<0> What can I use to test SASL auth for SMTP/IMAP/POP3?
<0> Grrr..
<1> hello
<1> I just got a spam mail even after all of my fine tuning. Is there a way to make it so that it denies when a domain doesn't resolve? (ie. Recieved: from itelgua.com (unknown [218.80.113.73]))
<0> There is, but I don't know off the top of my head.
<2> http://www.postfix.org/spam.html reject_unknown_client maybe?
<2> http://www.postfix.org/uce.html this page has a better explanation
<1> Thanks =)
<3> Ok, so I want to setup spam******in to automatically scan spam and non spam all the time so that it gets better and better. I was thinking of having a Spam folder in all users mail and anything tagged as Spam gets sent to there (so their inbox isnt flooded). Should I just get spam******in to search all Spam folders? I was thinking about making it so the user had to move the Spam mail to a 'global' spam box, which holds all the spam for spama
<3> ss***in (but no one can read it), is that possible/good/stupid?
<0> *sighs*
<3> heh
<3> howdy
<0> Mornin
<3> Evenin' ;)
<4> slide: write a script to have sa scan any spam folders periodically
<3> lunaphyte, that would be the best solution? ok
<4> it lets each user have their own spam folder
<3> What about infected mails, should those be placed in that also?
<4> i suppose you could.
<0> I'm having problems with Cyrus-IMAPD not doing SASL authentication with saslauthd. heh
<3> heh
<0> Ironically, it works with LOGIN, but PLAIN, DIGEST-MD5, and CRAM-MD5, it fails, and doesn't even seem to talk to saslauthd. :/
<3> What is 'ham' ?
<4> not spam
<3> ok
<5> before smtpd_recipient_restrictions is working on my setup, i noticed that its not working now. the only thing i can remember doing on this server is to update postfix to the latest stable.
<6> does anyone know the url for the email disclaimers are a waste of time
<5> MrProper__, just google for email disclaimer and postfix :)
<5> hmm...but kidding aside, i have read it before
<7> hi all
<7> anybody knows how can I reject if a origin isn't sasl authenticated, but is from a internal domain instead of just a internal account ?
<0> heh.
<0> Well, I finally solved my answer. LOL
<0> Apparently Cyrus-IMAPD will not use saslauthd for DIGEST-MD5 or CRAM-MD5. heh
<8> it can't
<9> anyoen awake? need some serious help here
<9> clients email contactus form was exploited and had 36,000 emails sent to aol with the 'investment alert' stock spam bs. spam******in is not flagging it
<0> f3ew: Heh, why can't it? ;)
<0> BlackNet: Does your mailserver run spam******in on OUTgoing mail?
<9> think so, checking that now
<0> It shouldn't.
<9> it originated from apache on the same box
<8> Psi-Jack because digest and cram0-md5 validate against a plaintext backend p***word
<0> f3ew: yeah.. I know that. But, I have saslauthd running to use the LDAP backend. Surely, if p***words in LDAP were stored in plaintext, it could be done, no? Or is that why the ldapdb auxprop was made? :)
<8> right
<8> that is why auxprop was made
<9> @local_domains_acl = ( ".$mydomain" );
<9> this line?
<0> Blasted. heh!
<0> BlackNet: I'd start looking to see if Postfix itself is running spam******in on outgoing mail, first off. Usually it only does it for incoming, and IMHO, that's the ONLY way it should be.
<8> Psi-Jack why?
<9> Psi-Jack so hows' that going to fix the problem of it not flagging
<0> Because it could prevent someone from sending their own personal mail out, without them ever NOT knowing it got silently swallowed.
<0> BlackNet: Spam coming in, should be stopped, flagged, etc. Who are you to automatically judge what's going outbound?
<0> If you find a security hole breached, fix it, promptly.
<9> send count: 36478, bytes 1248m, defers 153050, avg delay 17.7s, host: aol.com
<8> Psi-Jack because you terminate the account involved, not discard the mail
<0> Yeah, but running spam******in on outgoing mail to flag it, ain't gonna help, and it's also, just not right to do.
<0> Flagging should be up to the receiver, not the sender. :)
<0> BlackNet: You wanted to flag outgoing mail, just like you do incoming, did I get that right?
<9> no
<0> No?
<9> no
<0> OKay, I misunderstood. What are you trying to do?
<9> one of my clients has a contactus feedback form, someone abused that and was able to change the to field and sent 36,000 email messages to aol.com of 'trading alert' spam
<0> Okay.. And?
<9> nevermind
<0> No, seriously. I want to help you, but in order to do so, I need to know the details.
<10> hi all
<10> whats the best log reporting tool for postfix ?
<8> Psi-Jack he wants tro remove those messages, and prevent that from happening
<8> plogsumm.pl?
<9> that's what im using pflogsum
<8> awstats?
<0> shoonya: "best" is a matter of personal opinion. There technically is no best. :)
<9> f3ew correct, removing them is super simple
<0> Yeah, removing, is simple. Preventing, however..
<10> yes i agree :-), can you suggest any try
<9> shoonya pflogsum or awstats
<0> I need to switch my syslogger to syslog-ng, so I can properly sort out my mail. LOL
<0> Err logs
<10> ok, i will try awstats
<0> Interesting.... I have cyrus-imapd setup to offer the imap.pem cert for imap connections, but it seems to be handing out the global one, instead.
<0> Sweet.. Cyrus-IMAPD's nntp server is pretty cool stuff. :)
<11> shoot
<11> ummmmm
<11> I've only got 18mb free on /var on FreeBSD
<11> and my var partition is only like 220m
<11> so I'm getting 452's
<11> any suggestions?
<11> can I symlink the spool directory to somewhere in /usr ?
<11> got 58gb free in /usr
<8> try it
<11> I'm afraid to:-P
<8> mail_spool_directory = /var/mail
<8> set that
<11> but then it's still in /var
<11> I can change my mail spool directory to anything, right?
<8> yes
<8> and your queue_directory
<11> ok
<8> then your problem will be getting your pop3/imap server to see the mail
<11> oh?
<0> fluffypony: My god.. You made /usr with 58gb?
<11> Psi-Jack:(
<11> don't hate the pony:(
<11> :-P
<11> I actually didn't set the system up
<11> and whoever did
<0> I don't. I'm just pointing out how bad of an idea THAT was. ;)
<11> installed BSD with auto-defaults
<11> ja I know
<0> fluffypony: FreeBSD auto-defaults would never make a 58gb /var
<11> no n o
<11> Psi-Jack
<11> 58gb /usr
<0> Err /uusr
<11> lol
<11> they do
<11> from within sysinstall
<0> fluffypony: You know what I would do? Personally?
<11> Psi-Jack: resize the var partition?
<0> fluffypony: Oh yeah. tar up /, repartition, and untar it back over it, from bootable BSD system, like FreesBIE
<11> ja
<11> that's what I'm thinking
<11> ffs
<0> Seriously. Do it.
<11> lol
<0> Heh.. /usr being 58gb..
<11> you're so convincing!
<11> :-P
<0> Do a du -h /usr
<11> y?
<0> So that you realize, you probably don't even have 3gb in /usr right now.
<11> I've got 9.8gb's worth of data in /usr
<11> home directories
<11> and samba shares
<0> Oh...
<11> so /usr can be trimmed to like 50gb
<11> but not less
<0> So your /home basically symlinks to /usr/home eh?
<0> Actually.
<0> You can live with 6-8gb /usr, and have a real /home partition
<11> that too
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