Cody Baker wrote:
A year and a half ago we put two qmail-scanner machines in our lineup,
handling around 100,000 messages per day. The second was mainly for
redundancy. We're now netting on average 400,000 messages per day and
our two machines are just barely hanging on for the ride. We've go
On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 14:06:09 +1300 - Jason Haar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sorry, I failed to mention that I'm running gentoo linux. I installed
> > with the command:
> > emerge mail-filter/qmail-scanner
> Oh - I was totally unaware GenToo was packaging Qmail-Scanner (gee,
> thanks guys
On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 14:06:09 +1300 - Jason Haar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > emerge mail-filter/qmail-scanner
> You will have to talk to them I'm afraid. As they have "packaged" Q-S,
> and apparently it isn't the same as the "real" Q-S - you will need to
> talk to them as to what is wrong.
A year and a half ago we put two qmail-scanner machines in our lineup,
handling around 100,000 messages per day. The second was mainly for
redundancy. We're now netting on average 400,000 messages per day and
our two machines are just barely hanging on for the ride. We've got new
hardware on
David Sperling wrote:
Sorry, I failed to mention that I'm running gentoo linux. I installed
with the command:
emerge mail-filter/qmail-scanner
Oh - I was totally unaware GenToo was packaging Qmail-Scanner (gee,
thanks guys).
You will have to talk to them I'm afraid. As they have "packaged
Hi,
I have tested both Q-S 1.24st and Q-S 1.24 on my SuSE Linux 9.1 box to log Q-S activities to syslog.
Though there's no error shown, no activity is logged to the /var/log/messages.
What can be the cause of it?
Thanks!
Regards,
YM
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Thanks for the very quick reply!
Jason Haar wrote:
David Sperling wrote:
/ test_installation.sh */
I ran ./test_installation.sh -doit as root:
and email 1,3,4 worked as expected. email 1 came through as normal.
* emali 2 was simply not blocked.
email 3 was blocked.
email 4 had
David Sperling wrote:
/ test_installation.sh */
I ran ./test_installation.sh -doit as root:
and email 1,3,4 worked as expected. email 1 came through as normal.
* emali 2 was simply not blocked.
email 3 was blocked.
email 4 had X-spam tags in the header
OK -good.
When I send ma
Hi-
I'm having trouble getting Q-S called from anything other than the
test_installation script.
I'm running
* qmail-scanner : 1.24
* ucspi-tcp: 0.88-r9
* qmail: 1.03-r13
* clamav: 0.81
* vpopmail: 5.4.6-r1
* gentoo linux
/ test_installation.sh */
I ran ./test_installat