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That looks correct.

I'll add a feature request to allow port changes in the future.

Reading about it here...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Rewriting_Scheme

Yes, it should be possible to do this as a rule set... Change this in /etc/MailScanner/MailScanner.conf Allow Password-Protected Archives = no To this.... Allow Password-Protected Archives = %rules-dir%/pp.archives.rules Create /etc/MailScanner/rules/pp.archives.rules FromOrTo: somedomain.net yes Fr...

Well, if it is possible in postfix, then it should be possible in EFA (EFA uses postfix)...

This looks a similar to SRS that I saw in another post.

The rub is that the addresses rewritten cause problems with whitelisting because no two on each day are the same.

I will continue researching this.

You can create and kill off aliases in your mail server anytime your want....EFA won't care unless you are using recipient filters. Even then you could sync your emails and aliases with a script, depending on where they are stored.

Did you happen to run system-config-network at some point?

That is not something EFA would have put into /etc/sysconfig/network.

i have the same problem not solved.

Okay, in order for me to help you I need a picture of what is happening...

1) How much disk space is used (df -h)
2) How much memory do you have allocated and used (top -n 1)
3) What services are running (ps -ef)

Quarantine Report uses the hostname as defined by the system. After running the above command, check /etc/sysconfig/network for a HOSTNAME=<myhostname> entry (no spaces and no <>). If there isn't one there, you need to add one. EFA-Configure assumes that one is already present (as there should be). ...

Not if your internal DNS server is authoritative for your domain. It will just reply I dunno and won't recurse any further.

Without a deeper understanding of how your postfix is configured, I am not sure why EFA would even need to see the MX at all.

Use EFA-Configure to set your hostname...

Log into the console...

Choose option 4) IP Settings and make your changes to the hostname and the domain name.

Yay, 1 vote (me)! Hurry, close the voting! We (I) have this one in the bag!!!!

If you are hosting your own DNS, even though it is internal, that makes sense actually. The rest of the world still needs to be able to locate your EFA via an MX record resolving via your DNS.

Yes, a .doc is like a .zip in the eyes of MailScanner. It gets "unzipped" so to speak, to scan its contents.

EFA should look at whichever DNS server it is configured to look at. Currently, this is handled in dnsmasq, but that is about to change in the next update to Unbound to fix RBL lookup problems. /etc/resolv.dnsmasq You need [ ] in your postfix transport tables, etc. if you want to force postfix not t...

...just a thought...haven't used it much...

What if we were to consider Ubuntu Server LTS? It looks like the support timeline is also about 5 years....

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS

Thank you.

Increase the depth on this setting...
The problem is that these Office documents are more than 2 levels deep....

rpmforge, yes. I mentioned CentOS Updates but you are right.

Another reason to move to epel now. ...

Shawn Could you disable the do-it-yourself EFA clamav package and use the epel one ? Maybe in a future version ? In this way you have everytime the new version of clamav. https://github.com/E-F-A/v3/commit/70a270daa44c5a24e48abe8b80157b1a95ee806b Problem is that the CentOS Update channel and EPEL c...

More info on epel issue here....

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