Hi All,
We have primary and secondary MX configured, when primary is down all messages
queued at secondary.
Is there any method we can access messages from secondary MX queue, b'coz
sometimes primary is down more than down time, due to fiber issues at ISP end.
Please let me know how to conf
Thank you John
I know, It have no permissions, buhow can I fix it?
I change the /etc/passwd
[root@mail ~]# vim /etc/passwd
clamav:x:500:500::/home:/bin/bash
amavis:x:501:501::/home:/bin/bash
vscan:x:502:502::/home:/bin/bash
The same problem of debug
TOM
2012/7/13 John Peach
> On Fri, 13 Jul 20
On Fri, 13 Jul 2012 02:09:45 +0800
Feel Zhou wrote:
> Thank you very much
> My system is Centos6.2/64bit
> do not have the command "sealert"
> Maybe not install
> So I set setenforce 0, make selinux permissive
> And it has no change for debug log
Whichever system account you're running amavisd u
Thank you very much
My system is Centos6.2/64bit
do not have the command "sealert"
Maybe not install
So I set setenforce 0, make selinux permissive
And it has no change for debug log
Tom
2012/7/13 Alvin Wong
> Do what in this section
> (
> http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/SELinux/#head-02c04b0b030
Thanks Alvim's proposal
still the same problem
do it before
drwxr-x---. amavis amavis unconfined_u:object_r:var_t:s0 amavis
after your command
drwxr-x---. amavis amavis unconfined_u:object_r:amavis_var_lib_t:s0 amavis
debug log is the same
Thanks again
TOM
2012/7/13 Alvin Wong
> Try running
Hello My friend
Last time I setup amavis have some problem
First is packages about Convert:BinHex
Second is Permission denied
And I fix the first question
In Centos, use command
yum install perl-Convert-BinHex
But I can not fix the second question
What is the first message mean it? How can I fix i
Ren? Klomp:
> Thanks. So that is the problem. What is the difference between
> smtp and the "pickup service"? I am relatively new to postfix..
As documented at http://www.postfix.org/OVERVIEW.html, the pickup
daemon handles mail that is submitted with the Postfix Sendmail
command.
The difference
Le 2012-07-12 14:53, Wietse Venema a écrit :
OK, now update /etc/postfix/master.cf, add a -v option at the end
after the word ``cleanup'', then send some mail.
Do ``grep cleanup /var/log/maillog'' until you one have "good" and
one "bad" example.
Then do ``grep cleanup.x /var/log/maillog'' t
OK, now update /etc/postfix/master.cf, add a -v option at the end
after the word ``cleanup'', then send some mail.
Do ``grep cleanup /var/log/maillog'' until you one have "good" and
one "bad" example.
Then do ``grep cleanup.x /var/log/maillog'' to extract the
logging from a specific process x
Okay. So here is all information. Hopefully someone can see what's going wrong.
Regards,
Rene
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class M
Ren? Klomp:
> I am trying to create a milter (in python with ppymilter) for
> postfix to allow users to send only a specific amount of emails
> per day.
>
> In the OnEndBody function I increment a counter field in my database
> and in OnMailFrom I read the field and if it is bigger than the
> daily
Hi
Do you have any decorators used for your milter methods? And whats the return
Value of the milter method which checks the amount of messages?
Tom
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On 12.07.2012, at 09:26, René Klomp wrote:
> I am trying to create a milter (in python with ppymilter) for postfix to
> al
I am trying to create a milter (in python with ppymilter) for postfix to allow
users to send only a specific amount of emails per day.
In the OnEndBody function I increment a counter field in my database and in
OnMailFrom I read the field and if it is bigger than the daily limit I will
return s
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