Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch

2004-03-06 Thread Tom Collins
On Mar 5, 2004, at 7:12 PM, Rob G wrote:
In the file /var/qmail/control/doublebounceto:
doublebounce
In the file /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-doublebounce
#

Ok,  I have finally had a chance to test this,  I know better late then
never,  but could someone please explain to me what exactly the 
commands Tom
is using are doing?
With the doublebounceto patch installed, the first line tells qmail to 
deliver doublebounces to local account "doublebounce" (you could call 
it anything).

The second line tells it to ignore all mail to local account 
doublebounce.

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Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch

2004-03-06 Thread Rob G

- Original Message -
From: "Tom Collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 12:07 PM
Subject: Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch


> With the doublebounceto patch installed, the first line tells qmail to
> deliver doublebounces to local account "doublebounce" (you could call
> it anything).
>
> The second line tells it to ignore all mail to local account
> doublebounce.

Ok because I know I didnt' install the Double Bounce Patch but when I added
those commands/files I haven't seen a double bounce to my postmaster account
in over 12 hours.  Could the patch be included in one of the other patch
files or is it dropping the files somewhere else?

Rob G
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Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch

2004-03-06 Thread Tom Collins
On Mar 6, 2004, at 11:58 AM, Rob G wrote:
Ok because I know I didnt' install the Double Bounce Patch but when I 
added
those commands/files I haven't seen a double bounce to my postmaster 
account
in over 12 hours.  Could the patch be included in one of the other 
patch
files or is it dropping the files somewhere else?
Yes, it might be in one of the other patches.

Grep the source of qmail-send.c for doublebounceto.  If it's in there, 
you have the patch.

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Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch

2004-03-06 Thread Rob G
> On Mar 6, 2004, at 11:58 AM, Rob G wrote:
> > Ok because I know I didnt' install the Double Bounce Patch but when I
> > added
> > those commands/files I haven't seen a double bounce to my postmaster
> > account
> > in over 12 hours.  Could the patch be included in one of the other
> > patch
> > files or is it dropping the files somewhere else?
>
> Yes, it might be in one of the other patches.
>
> Grep the source of qmail-send.c for doublebounceto.  If it's in there,
> you have the patch.

Would if I could, but to save on space I deleted the sources from the
system.  I will take a lookk at the logs and see if it is saying anything.
Other then that I have no clue how to follow up on it to see if I am just
sending them somewhere else to take up space.

Rob G
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Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch

2004-03-06 Thread Tom Collins
On Mar 6, 2004, at 12:39 PM, Rob G wrote:
Grep the source of qmail-send.c for doublebounceto.  If it's in there,
you have the patch.
Would if I could, but to save on space I deleted the sources from the
system.  I will take a lookk at the logs and see if it is saying 
anything.
Other then that I have no clue how to follow up on it to see if I am 
just
sending them somewhere else to take up space.
strings /var/qmail/bin/qmail-send | grep "doublebounceto"

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Re: [toaster] Double Bounce Patch

2004-03-06 Thread Rob G
> On Mar 6, 2004, at 12:39 PM, Rob G wrote:
> >> Grep the source of qmail-send.c for doublebounceto.  If it's in there,
> >> you have the patch.
> >
> > Would if I could, but to save on space I deleted the sources from the
> > system.  I will take a lookk at the logs and see if it is saying
> > anything.
> > Other then that I have no clue how to follow up on it to see if I am
> > just
> > sending them somewhere else to take up space.
>
> strings /var/qmail/bin/qmail-send | grep "doublebounceto"

The above command comes back with control/doublebounceto  I take it that
means that the DoubleBounce Patch is in there somwhere.

Rob G
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[toaster] upgrade problem

2004-03-06 Thread yc
Hi, 

I try to upgrade my old server(vpopmail-5.3.27 and qmailadmin-1.0.27)
using toaster 0.6 (vpopmail-5.4.2,qmailadmin-1.2.1).
After the upgrade have receive some error in /var/log/qmail/current log
file. Like
--
starting delivery 10: msg 617008 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED]
@4000404a4da31c9f2024 status: local 1/10 remote 0/20
@4000404a4da31cfffd04 delivery 10: deferral: 
Unable_to_chdir_to_maildir._(#4.2.1)/
@4000404a4da31d004354 status: local 0/10 remote 0/20
-- 

But not all user, I cant understand whats was the problem. 

any comment is welcome, 

Y.C


Re: [toaster] number of connections form the same ip

2004-03-06 Thread Bill Shupp
Christian Lyra wrote:

Hi,

	I´m glad that I just finished my " toaster" today, but as I just  put it 
online and a strange problem started: I couldnt sent e-mails. Pstree shows 
that the maximum number of qmail-smtpd are active, and telnet´ing to port 25 
didnt work. Soon, I realize that someone was trying to send a large amount of 
spam to my server (chkuser patch works very well btw...), and to do that the 
evil spammer opened all the connections that he could until the tcpserver hit 
the concurrencyinconming connections.

	The incident make me thinking about a way to handle this kind of problem, and 
seems to me that if I could limit the number of connections from a single IP 
my server would not suffer this kind of DOS again. 

	Tcpserver doesnt have this kind of control, right? it can only limit the 
maximum number of connections, no matter from where they come. It there a way 
to do that?
tcpserver does not have support for limiting the number of connections 
per IP.  You can use courier-imap's pop3d server with vpopmail, as 
couriertcpd DOES support this.

Regards,

Bill Shupp


Re: [toaster] IP-Domain Mapping Courier IMAP

2004-03-06 Thread Bill Shupp
Jeff Koch wrote:

Hi ALL;

Vpopmail has the capability of mapping IP addresses to domains name so 
that users need not enter their full email addresses as their pop3 
client logins. If vpopmail is configured with 
'--enable-ip-alias-domains' does that ability carry also apply to IMAP 
clients connecting to courier-imap?

Using a modified toaster install we were able to get this working with 
pop3 connections but not imap.
This is a vchkpw specific option.  Since courier-imap does not use 
vchkpw, it is not available.

Bill


[toaster] Multiple Domains > Same Users

2004-03-06 Thread Peter Maag
   Hey All,
Not sure if there is an elegant solution to this with QMail, but I am 
curious.  Say I have a user john who has the e-mail address: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  , john registers another domain, domain2.com and would 
like all e-mail hitting domain2 to be sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .  But, if 
john adds more users to: domain.com he would like them to propogate over 
to domain2.com without having to do any more configuration.

   Any ideas?

   Peter


Re: [toaster] Multiple Domains > Same Users

2004-03-06 Thread Tom Collins
On Mar 6, 2004, at 5:25 PM, Peter Maag wrote:
Not sure if there is an elegant solution to this with QMail, but I am 
curious.  Say I have a user john who has the e-mail address: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  , john registers another domain, domain2.com and 
would like all e-mail hitting domain2 to be sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .  
But, if john adds more users to: domain.com he would like them to 
propogate over to domain2.com without having to do any more 
configuration.
Look at the vpopmail program "vaddaliasdomain".

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RE: [toaster] Multiple Domains > Same Users

2004-03-06 Thread Rick Harby
Simple, 
Check out vpopmail's vaddaliasdomain, this will make domain2.com equivalent
to domain.com. However this is just like an alias, the mailboxes won't be
separate, mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] all end up in the
mailbox for [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Rick

-Original Message-
From: Peter Maag [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 7:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [toaster] Multiple Domains > Same Users

Hey All,
Not sure if there is an elegant solution to this with QMail, but I am 
curious.  Say I have a user john who has the e-mail address: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  , john registers another domain, domain2.com and would 
like all e-mail hitting domain2 to be sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .  But, if 
john adds more users to: domain.com he would like them to propogate over 
to domain2.com without having to do any more configuration.

Any ideas?

Peter

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Re: [toaster] IP-Domain Mapping Courier IMAP

2004-03-06 Thread Jeff Koch
Thanks, Bill

Another question. Do you know if courier-imap is compatible with vpopmail's 
directory structure once it gets over 100 domains and begins branching 
using ./domains/0/, ./domains/1/, etc. ?



At 06:42 PM 3/6/2004, you wrote:
Jeff Koch wrote:

Hi ALL;
Vpopmail has the capability of mapping IP addresses to domains name so 
that users need not enter their full email addresses as their pop3 client 
logins. If vpopmail is configured with '--enable-ip-alias-domains' does 
that ability carry also apply to IMAP clients connecting to courier-imap?
Using a modified toaster install we were able to get this working with 
pop3 connections but not imap.
This is a vchkpw specific option.  Since courier-imap does not use vchkpw, 
it is not available.

Bill
Best Regards,

Jeff Koch, Intersessions