concurrency levels. If the mail server is exceeding those
frequently (or at all) it can cause some mails to arrive much later than
you would expect (due to timeouts and retry schedules, etc).
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Bill Moran
Potential Technologies
http://www.potentialtech.com
Matt wrote:
How can I prevent the sobig worm from going out to people?
Get it off your workstations.
Sobig uses it's own SMTP engine, so it doesn't use your mail
relay, so it bypasses qmail-scanner. You can prevent it from
coming _in_, but not from going out, with qmail-scanner.
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ic of perl not being able to run setuid/gid.
Check the FAQ/troubleshooting information on the web site.
I know FreeBSD (for example) ships with setuid/gid perl disabled by
default.
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Bill Moran
Potential Technologies
http://www.potentialtec
uffers and things like that. And
I don't have to worry about not malloc()ing enough memory!
I don't know if that's the reason qmail-scanner was written in perl, but
I probably would have written it in perl for that reason if I wrote it.
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Bill Moran
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