On Tue, 24 May 2005, tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
> it depends a lot on which client you're using. Eudora has a good handling
> of rejected users. chkuser (qmail-smtpd) tells exactly which is the wrong
> recipient, but some e-mail clients do not handle it.
That's true. "chkusr" message is clear i
Hi Kania,
it depends a lot on which client you're using. Eudora has a good handling
of rejected users. chkuser (qmail-smtpd) tells exactly which is the wrong
recipient, but some e-mail clients do not handle it.
Anyway, I feel chkuser should mainly be used on MX systems, and not on
relay syst
Hello,
As you probably know there is possibility to patch simscan to give
custom error messages while forbidden attachment is being sent.
I am wondering if something similar can be done to make qmail inform
sender why his e-mail (set to 20-30 receipients _locally_) was rejected.
Currently, err
Fabrizio Frosali - Impulso Srl wrote:
Hi all,
I've to send a lot of emails (500.000) in little time (30 mins)
(all legitimate emails: last minute infos)
I need some advice on hardware and configuration to use.
i.e. How much can I raise concurrencyremote on a 3 GHz Pentium 4
Server with 2 GB R
Hi all,
I've to send a lot of emails (500.000) in little time (30 mins)
(all legitimate emails: last minute infos)
I need some advice on hardware and configuration to use.
i.e. How much can I raise concurrencyremote on a 3 GHz Pentium 4 Server
with 2 GB RAM ?
(Bandwidth is not a problem)
than
On Tue, 2005-05-24 at 08:59 -0700, Bill Shupp wrote:
> FWIW, just yesterday I was able to use qmail's syntax to help prove
> that email headers were forged for spam sent out using one of my
> client's domains. So I find it useful.
>
> And no, I've never looked into doing what you're asking. I
Shane Chrisp wrote:
Ive been asked if there is a simple way to change the received headers
that qmail sticks into an email to include whats being touted nowdays as
being the default standard in the form of
(mail.domain.com [1.2.3.4]) rather than the way qmail currently handles
things with just t
Ive been asked if there is a simple way to change the received headers
that qmail sticks into an email to include whats being touted nowdays as
being the default standard in the form of
(mail.domain.com [1.2.3.4]) rather than the way qmail currently handles
things with just the (1.2.3.4) and every
