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*laugh* the thread is so old, that I forgot I mentioned Devuan twice in the previous pages.

Offtopic, but what's your opinion on proxmox? I've recently tried vmware server 6.5 and it's been... awful. My previous kvm/qemu installation has been more stable and faster than vmware 6.5. Sad.

Another possible distribution: Devuan. It's debian without systemd. Might be worth considering.

(So far, my experiences with systemd has not been pleasant)

In the current 3.0.2.1, I've added the following into /var/www/html/mailscanner/style.css starting at line 313: table.mail tr:hover td { background: white; color: blue !important; } table.mail tr.whitelisted:hover td { background: #CCEECC; } table.mail tr.spam:hover td { background: #F5DDDD; } table...

Not to be a nag, but do you know where I can change the timeout manually? The brutally short timeout is starting to piss me off and I'll happily hardcode a fix until it is actually fixed.

What were they thinking?

edited /etc/MailScanner/filename.rules.conf and added (you need to change the spaces to tabs which are not preserved here): # Deny dll's 140 deny \.dll$ Windows DLL Dll's not allowed. restarted mailscanner, and sent myself the dll attachment. Result? blocked, so everything is good and in working ord...

test 4/7 attaches a batch file called "attached%2E" which decodes to "attached." That file cannot be run unless it is renamed to "attached.bat", so I would ignore that one. test 5/7 attaches a batch file called "ATT00001.dll" and should be blocked, so I'd cons...

It you want to see it in a future release, you can submit it as a feature request to the mailscanner/mailwatch project on github

Thanks Nicola,

I've implemented this and I'll see what it does for me.

Did you resolve your problem?

ovizii,

the best response still seems to be viewtopic.php?t=1006

I just tested my dkim and dkim signing is still working properly since I set it up back in 3.0.0.7.

If I only had to make one change, It'd be this: innodb_file_per_table = 1 I just checked my database files, and they currently are already in innodb_file_per_table format, and "show variables" already shows the innodb_file_per_table variable is already on. Not sure where that was set, mayb...

peter.munnelly wrote: ↑07 Apr 2017 09:46 Hi
If we are updating from this version to the latest, what do I need to do to ensure our custom configurations are kept and not lost?

thanks,

Did you upgrade yet? And did it work for you?

I just upgraded from 3.0.1.8 to 3.0.2.1. It took a while, involved a couple of reboots, threw out some scary errors during the MariaDB installation, but otherwise completed. Very impressive.

for what it's worth, I've a fairly customized installation (so many, that I've forgotten all the changes I've made), and except for the changes to the MailScanner web interface I make, everything else appears to remain intact since 3.0.0.7 Quite impressive really. I suspect that when I do break thin...

Do you have 'Add Envelope From Header = yes' in your MailScanner.conf file?

or better yet, instead of turning off SASL, install fail2ban and block all those spammers who tried authentication ;-) that's what I do as EFA is simply an incoming filter and outgoing relay for my EX so absolutely no authentication happens on EFA. ovizii, Have you implemented this? If so, can you ...

If 'top' shows a load of 100%, and mysqld is the culprit, you'll need to find out why at the time it is happening. The best way is to use mysqladmin and see what queries are running with the following commands: mysqladmin status -uroot -p`grep ROOT /etc/EFA-Config | awk -F: '{print $2}'` mysqladmin ...

done.

I'll try to debug it when I have a free moment and post the results to that thread.

shawniverson wrote: ↑13 Apr 2017 15:38 Session timeouts improvements coming, stay tuned.

That'd be a useful improvement.

still a problem?

I saw that error briefly while updating from 3.0.1.8 to 3.0.1.9 but then it went away in a later stage of the process.

It's an issue in 3.0.2.1 as well.

Are there any quick fixes, or am I going to have to dig through the mailscanner code to find out what they broke?

Look in the /etc/EFA-Config file. You'll find the mysql root password there.

From the shell command prompt, it's

Sorry ovizii, I've been away from EFA for a few months.

Are you still having an issue, or is it all resolved now?