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<0> Anybody here familiar with the inner workings of ezmlm? I can't ger the trailer working.
<0> The version of ezmlm-make I have doesn't respond to the -t option. Do I need ezmlm-idx?
<0> I added the trailer to DIR/txt/trailer, no cigar
<0> I needed ezmlm-idx
<1> hi to all
<2> hey, i've noticed a load of deferral's due to somebody spamming, i can't actually work out through the logs who exactly it is, is there a place in the queue where deferrals go for reprocessing?
<3> help mail server doesn't work anymore, can't receive messages, what can be a problem?
<3> is there someone
<4> tjx: what exactly the problem?
<4> tjx: are you russian?
<3> I do not receive any messages, I sent two messages and didnt receive
<3> yes
<4> reply in private
<4> tjx: got stuck?
<3> yes
<4> tjx: davay v privat chat, tak ponyatno?
<3> ok
<4> togda otvetj mne
<3> ya otvetil
<3> private chat
<4> davay vyidem v kanal #primus
<3> ok
<5> i am setting up qmail/vpopmail using an NFS server to store mailboxs and the control files
<5> i have the control folder on the nfs share and have ln -s it to /var/qmail/control
<5> but when I try to test smtp I get "421 unable to read controls (#4.3.0)"
<5> i ***ume a permission problem..... but the control folder on the nfs server is set to root:qmail
<5> if I move the control folder back to /var/qmail all is well
<2> did you copy the folder keeping hte permissions
<2> cp -pR ?
<5> i didn't, but i reset the permission after i copied it
<5> should i be using a symbolic link or some other method ?
<5> if i su to qmails I can cd to /var/qmail/control (when its ln -s from the nfs)
<5> and read all the files
<2> you should cp -pR them really
<5> ok I will try...
<5> hmm same thing
<5> all I can think is it is somehow the ln -s
<2> hmm
<2> it's possible
<2> could you just not create /var/qmail/control as the actual nfs share and do it the other way
<5> yes i suppose...
<5> um, just tried that as well. same thing
<5> its weird
<5> hi mut
<6> hi
<5> mut, any experience of qmail + nfs ?
<6> nop
<3> I have to manually run /var/qmail/rc in order to receive mail, can it be done automatically?
<7> morns
<8> Hi all, I added rblsmtpd to my /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-smtpd/run. and I now see this in the log file "2006-02-01 19:14:09.195527500 rblsmtpd: 66.231.237.106 pid 17005: 451 This mail was handled by an open relay - please visit <http://ORDB.org/lookup/?host=66.231.237.106>"; Can someone discuss this with me. What happened to the message sent, that generated this ?
<8> I visited the link, from my understanding 66.231.237.106 has been flagged as an open-relay, allowing spammers to use this IP address
<4> brif8: do you know purpose of rbl?
<8> UQlev: to validate that an incoming message is from a valid source ?
<4> nope
<4> to reject those senders who listed in ORDB.org
<8> ok so someone tries to send me a message from a source listed in ORDB.org, then if found listed it will be deleted / rejected ? and if not found listed will be delivered, right ?
<4> yes
<8> UQLev: ok, is it safe to ***ume that the message was SPAM or could it be a valid message?
<4> brif8: it doesnt correspond to content. This source might be even listed by mistake
<8> right, so does the sender get a message saying we didn't process / receive the message, that should it be by mistake that they can at least contact me and let me know they tried to send something ?
<4> right
<4> you may create white list of exclusions fur such a senders if you trust them
<8> ok thanks wasn't sure that they got something or not.
<8> ok then how do I find out who they were ?
<4> brif8: whois IPaddress
<8> no I meant how do I find out what message was trying to be sent to which one of my receiptient's email addresses that are valid within my domain
<4> no way, because it reject at the very initial stage of smtp session
<4> so the message remains in hte queue of the sender
<8> ok. checking 66.231.237.106 = Telefonica Data Puerto Rico, PR my guess it was SPAM since I know no-one close to there.
<4> so, your spam-rejct is working then ;)
<8> great :) ;D. I must say I did notice this morning that the number of "failure notices" was much lower than usual.
<8> UQLev: thank you for your help. let me ask another question if I may have you ever got an email starting "YOU HAVEN'T DISABLED...." from CRON ?
<4> I didn't
<8> ok thanks anyways.
<9> is there a way I could use some app with qmail that will make a copy of every emails coming in/out from/to @thisdomain.com ?
<9> and cave it into another mailbox
<10> /var/qmail/doc/FAQ #8.2
<4> btorch your crazy nic cant autocomplete
<9> }btorch{: yeah it can
<10> depends on the IRC client
<10> and depends on who else is in the channel that also begins with bt
<9> greycat: I never used qmail .... but I'll look into that FAQ ...
<9> I'm trying to set a non-production box to set it up using the qmailrocks.org site .. is it easier than sendmail ? I'm kind of used to sendmail
<4> }btorch{: it depends on functions and options
<11> }btorch{: the qmr install is a quick and dirty but effective one however you dont learn or need to know anythign about why and how things work, so when **** breaks your screwed, a little reading on life with qmail always helps
<11> UQlev: heh
<11> its starting to be repetitive isnt it
<4> lwq was quite confusing to me
<11> heh never said it was easy UQlev but you certainly learn why things work
<4> that didn't happen to me. I just gave up with lwq :)
<9> ronin: thanks I'm probably going to install qmail from the original site not gmailrocks.
<9> you guiys know any good book on qmail ? that would show that and also how to do a store/forward setup ?
<9> is the qmail.org site down ?
<9> i think its down
<12> hi all
<12> anyone can help me with a question?
<12> is possible send into an email an parameter (x by example) and next, process it as part of a linux command? (by example, adduser x)?
<13> ChanGux: a perlscript whith some suid-helpers whoud be able to do that.
<12> glance, you have anyone example? a tutorial?
<13> use Mail::<something> whoud be a good start
<14> what is HELO_DYNAMIC_IPADDR2 based on?
<14> what is and what is not a suspicious hostname?
<8> reading FAQ 8.2 what is meant by "from ~alias/.qmail-log"
<10> echo ~alias
<8> ok, thanks. How much of an extra load is placed on the server to store copies of all messages
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