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<0> pardon me, besides "out of disk space", what could be causing many of these: warning: trouble injecting bounce message, will try later " ?
<0> ok it may be caused by spamc, per http://forum.lucidnow.com/viewtopic.php?t=3
<1> hi! when i have an email list which is defined in .user-blabla, then should anyone be able to send to user-blabla@myhost.com or only the people who are on the list?
<1> the problem is that i set up such a list (the list consists itself of such aliases though), and one person on the list can send to the list (me) and one other can not. i dunno about the others yet
<1> actually 2 can send, i added one of my other emails to the list and then i could send from there. my second email was not added as an alias, i put the "correct" email directly into .qmail-blabla
<1> however my primary email is added as an alias. by that i mean that in .qmail-blabla i have user-myemail@myhost.com and in .qmail-myemail i have my real email
<1> ...
<1> what can be the cause of such problems?
<1> now i added a third of my emails (a hotmail email), and that can not send to the list either:/
<1> in both my two first emails i use mutt, and i have "set envelope=yes" in the conf file of mutt. i think i heard that this is relevant somewhere
<2> ok, so I was having this problem of keeping copies of received e-mails
<2> and was investingating procmail, qmail patches, and whatever
<2> but... if I just add another delivery directory to .qmail, it sends a copy of the email there
<2> are there any gotchas or drawbacks by doing this?
<3> any idea causing this error upon installation of qmail? # make man && make setup check
<3> make: Nothing to be done for `man'.
<3> make: *** No rule to make target `str_cpyb.c', needed by `str_cpyb.o'. Stop.
<4> there's no str_cpyb* files in a normal qmail-1.03 source directory.
<4> sounds like you've applied some patch
<3> yes i did..what should i do then?
<4> fix your source directory
<4> if you're missing a file that your patch requires, find it.
<4> if you broke the makefile, fix it
<3> overwrite the dir without patch?
<3> where can i find qmails patch?
<5> gotta do some contract work here in a few weeks, anyone know what would be a possible fair charge for setting up a qmail mailserver (w/ SSL and pop3/imap access) for a company to run inhouse, with about 30-35 employees. complete setup including the slackware install for base system. just trying to get an idea of what would be fair
<6> hmm, slackware server worth not more than 50 bux
<5> funny
<5> last I did mailserver/webserver/dns server contract work was for $80/hr for everything including putting together the components, installing slackware with the server daemon in particular needing, and then installing in rack and startup
<7> hi
<5> just wondering if that is a fair charge at this time
<6> seawolf_: depends on country and a customer
<5> southeast region of the US and it's a semi small business, 30-35 employees
<7> i have a problem with sending mail: i have in my qmail-send logfile many invalid_pointer errors? or warnings? like: delivery 2: success: ree():_invalid_pointer_0xef8f9cb0!/free():_invalid_pointer_0xef8f9cb0!/r66.252.129.166_accepted_message./Remote_host_said:_250_ok_1138806769_qp_16211/
<6> seawolf_: are you slackwarer?
<5> yes
<5> for many years
<5> slackware and openbsd is all that I have on my network
<7> is this a known issues?
<7> it's running on a ultra sparc II and i follwed the qmailrocks.org guide the most time
<8> fish_: would be best then to ask in their channel or do lwq, qmr is a quick easy install but the down side is you dont need to know anything to do the install so when things dont work your screwed
<7> ronin: well, i didn't anything else with qmail thant patch it with qmail-1.03-jms1.5.patch and qmail-1.03-forcetls-20040703.patch
<7> this problem with that invalid pointer occured on each mail which i send, and i "think" every mail was delivered... but i have a bad feeling about that
<9> can i put in smtp.cdb an hostname ?
<6> r`ellik: all *.cdb are compiled from relevant text files
<9> UQlev, sorry i'm talking about tcp.smtp
<9> can i put an.host:allow,RELAYCLIENT=""
<9> ?
<9> or must be in ip ?
<10> hi
<6> r`ellik: I guess there must be IP or mask
<10> I'm curious if anyone could ***ist me with "Remote host said: 451 Requested action aborted: local error in processing" ... Once I thought it was in relation to rblsmtpd, because I saw a stderr log that gave a reason for denial, but now I am getting the message from yahoo which shouldn't be rbl'ed.
<10> I'm wondering if rbl is blocking host it shouldn't.
<11> hi de hi! just wondering does qmail accept mail for anything then reject it if the domain isn't in its lookup, or do the lookup and reject at the time?
<10> apparently it might be our SMTP proxy.
<10> gonna turn that PoS off.
<11> god damn i dont understand why the hell qmail is accepting mail from anywhere to anywhere and is now an open relay
<6> umbop: guess
<11> well it has a rcpthosts, and its valid i dod a qmail-showctl and that displays fine
<11> but oh no lets just accept the mail anyway, lets just not care
<11> erm s/in/it
<6> umbop: fresh install?
<11> nope
<6> when?
<11> september 2005
<6> your smtp is 217.154.52.34?
<11> no
<11> 217.154.159.58
<6> umbop: 217.154.159.58 seems down
<11> sorry .63
<11> that was the network address
<11> fact is, it's an open relay
<11> it doesn't seem to care about the rcpthosts at all even though the qmail-showctl says the domains from the rcpthosts
<6> 217.154.159.63 is not available either
<11> 217.154.159.59 then
<6> nope, you will play with yourself
<11> eh?
<12> hi, could anyone tell me how i get a users email (like root) foreward to a vpopmail user (like test@mydomain.com)
<13> anyone got some good methods for reducing the number of "failure notice" messages. Where outsiders have tried to use your domain to send mail, which rejects and bounces, and sometimes double bounces
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