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Richard, if you are going to spam forums with a shill for your product, the very least you could do is be honest about it and tell everyone that you're recommending a commercial program.

Part 1: When you release a blocked message, do you see it in the message list? Does it show as blocked again? If so, is your locahost whitelisted? Part 2: conditional sending based on subject to different gateways? I don't know if that is even possible. Where did you put your regex, expecting it to ...

When mysql is really busy, run this command and post the results here: mysqladmin -uroot -p`grep ROOT /etc/EFA-Config | awk -F: '{print $2}'` processlist Sure, mysql might be busy, but it'd be good to find out what it is doing at the time it is doing something. Also, perhaps your mysql configuration...

/etc/mail/spamassassin/

I'd be inclined to put the rules into local.cf rather than individual files. The individual files I'd save for something else, like certain spamassassin plugins I've added to my system.

whitelist your efa server so mail from postmaster@<your efa server> will bypass the checks.

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but the blacklisting feature means that postfix won't accept mail from that incoming server at all. Thus, your bayesian filter cannot be trained correctly because it is not receiving those messages. Don't blacklist - let EFA accept it all and train your bayesian fil...

There is no CLI interface for these things - not really. You could cobble something together, however, you had best spend the time finding out why your GUI is not working correctly.

Did you solve that problem yet?

in /etc/MailScanner/MailScanner.conf, what is the setting of your "Disarmed Modify Subject" and "Disarmed Subject Text" options? Please post the text in exactly as it appears in the configuration file. For example, mine is: [root@efa log]# grep ^Disarmed /etc/MailScanner/MailScanner.conf Disarmed Mo...

Hi Todd,

How do you know your messages are being delayed by up to 45 minutes?

That behaviour is controlled entirely by postfix. See http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html for a list of the configuration options. Specifically, look for maximal_queue_lifetime and read up on that parameter. By default, postfix will keep retrying message delivery for 5 days before giving up. Your...

Good tip!

huh. I see what you mean. I guess I didn't notice the limitations because I can always change the underlying configuration myself to get what I need.

If you keep at it, you'll learn lots and it will get easier with time - whether you stick with zimbra or try something else.

Good luck.

The best "free" mail appliances that I am aware of are all Linux based. Everyone of them will have a learning curve if you are not familiar with Linux. My mention if iredmail above is one of the easiest - to me - to configure and install. In the past, I've always done it by hand so I guess everythin...

Link?

Thanks for the update.

I'm inclined to agree with budy here. Encryption is hard to get right and is probably best left to the client side.

I'm considering using iRedMail as a mail appliance. If you know linux reasonably well, you might want to look at this

Don't know. How do you install other locales?

henk wrote: ↑

28 May 2018 22:30

Bad option: You could overrule the unverified_sender_reject_code to 250 for all vrfy requests from that specific domain.

Maybe not such a bad idea. Try it and see if it resolves the problem first.

The problem currently is that we don't know why they are rejecting your messages, beyond the vague, "we cannot verify the sender address".

Capturing the logging, or even smtp traffic between the two servers when it happens may give us the clue we need to find a solution to your problem.

Yes, Odon's script above will do the job, but let me remind you that this is not really a fix to the actual problem you are trying to solve.

Interesting. I've not heard of this feature before, so I've been reading up on it; https://infogalactic.com/info/Callback_verification Apparently, this seems like a bad idea and I think I have to agree. However, since they are doing it, you're going to have to live with their not-very-wise mail serv...

So, the two relevant tables appear to be from_awl and domain_awl. MariaDB [sqlgrey]> describe domain_awl; +---------------+--------------+------+-----+---------------------+-----------------------------+ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | +---------------+--------------+------+-----+---...

I understood you perfectly.

To answer your question means knowing where and how the information is actually stored. Since my data is not what I expected it to be, I was looking for confirmation that my data is atypical rather than typical and from there we can work out a solution to your problem.