ain destinations"
The indexing approach can fit this this specific application (marketing cloud
service!?); the daemon
don't need to scan on disk lots of hashes/subdirs. (a small size hash loadable
in memory can be less expensive)
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sender address/ip?
1. change the "incoming queue" directory structure indexing sub-directories with
a per-sender index
2. changing the algorithm used by qmgr to move email from "Incoming" to "Active"
queue, (a foreach over subdirs)
This increases disks i/o but you can o
rsh with my contryman :)
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On 23/04/2012 06:50, Olivier Pavilla wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> For several months my smtp is harassing by someone located in Taiwan.
> This people is using any taiwanese IP.
> My logs are ful with this something like this:
Try fail2ban (i never used it for postfix)
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at about amavisd-nanny?
>
What about network bandwidth or latency? Do you have a "local" dns cache? disk
i/o?
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or your smarthost/relay server?
For amavis try increasing the number of forked processes and use sysstat
(iostat,pidstat,vmstat,sar) to monitor performance (graphing help too).
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cause the delivery became
> local (
> assuming I'm using the same SMTP server), so in this case I would Postfix
> check
> the MX record (which is still pointing to the other server) before check local
> mailbox.
>
> It's possible? Or the are better way to accomplis
On 08/02/2012 15:16, Fabio Sangiovanni wrote:
> but those that, in a "normal" situation, I would act as a relay for.
You can redirect them to 'your daemon' with 'relayhost' or with a specific
transport map.
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eliver' that copies your emails into a different
storage (es. mysql), or use dbmail.
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>
> what about speaking english in a public mailing-list instead switch
> the language inside a running thread?
>
Sorry I forgot to remove the list from 'Cc'; anyway i translated only Wietse and
Viktor emails without adding anything.
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che t renda tracciabile un messaggio.
Se vuoi che un ID VALIDO venga assegnato da Postfix devi inviare tramite la
porta 25, al contrario l'ID restituito da sendmail non puoi prenderlo in
considerazione perché è temporaneo.
In breve... usa smtp.
Spero ti averti chiarito la cosa.
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> How do I do set up the servers this way?
>
U can use per-user transport_maps
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On 22/08/2011 13:37, Andrea Cappelli wrote:
> but in the delivered mail there are no spam header at all.
U should check amavis config, postfix (& dovecot) don't remove amavis headers.
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On 05/08/2011 13:28, JEHERUL wrote:
> Dear all
>
> By default the log created by postfix and dovecot goes to /var/log/maillog. I
> want to take the log separately.
>
With rsyslog u can use 'expressions' (see the docs), u can do something similar
to rsyslog with syslog-
cyd can help u with rate-limits but this is not the solution.
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OM mappings WHERE address = '%s'
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On 11/04/2011 10:09, Tom Kinghorn wrote:
> Good morning List.
>
> Is it possible to rate limit based on individual network ranges?
try http://postfwd.org/
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red, so my users would
know quickly to split the messages in smaller pieces, without having me
checking the queue and give them notice.
Shouldn't your users receive DSNs from yahoo?
I doubt you can set message_limit on a per-domain basis without a policy server
anyway.
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cally ?
Example: from server1 a...@example.com send a mail to d...@example.com is it
possible to reliaze this? mail con going to
server2 from server1 (domain is always example.com)? or i can use ONLY MX
frontend like smtp server?
Yes you can with transport(5).
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If you mean why doesn't he synchronize all mail storage between the servers -
do you really think that that will
DECREASE the traffic ?
doesn't a san decrease traffic between servers!?
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he problem?
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;d be interested to
read into this
Thanks
GFS works bad with all applications, GFS2 is lots better, but i don't have
direct experience with Maildir + GFS2
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On 13/12/2010 15:08, Gianluca Gargiulo wrote:
no, this not works
I think u should write a content filter for this task... or try to modify
Amavis code.
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from second mx, to do this u
should use a different virtual_transport for primary mx domains.
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what
section of the manual should I read?
Thank you.
did u try smtpd_sender_login_maps ??
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setting up a backend server with address verification
disabled for smtpd:
-o receive_override_options=no_unknown_recipient_checks
-o smtpd_recipient_restrictions=permit_mynetworks,reject
-o my_networks=192.168.22.254
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Il 19/07/2010 23:22, Jonathan Tripathy ha scritto:
On 19/07/10 22:18, Simone Caruso wrote:
Il 19/07/2010 22:56, Jonathan Tripathy ha scritto:
Hi Everyone,
My question isn't directly a Postfix issue, however postfix will be a
fundamental element, and any advice would be appreciated.
I
p, sql) and select a different mailbox transport on domain or user basis.. you can
use imap proxies as well.
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/pop proxies front-ends (VLAN1, public ips, behind
firewall and balancers), 2 AVAS servers (sophos, or anything else) in VLAN2 plus mail storage and RDBMS in VLAN3
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