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Hey Shawn, I saw in a previous post that you were going to work on a script to export/import users from ESVA to EFA, any info with that? We're going to setup EFA in production now, just for our domain first, but we also filter probably 10 others maybe 150 users or so. If we could avoid manually rec...

/etc/EFA-Version

Can you ping either?

If not, the problem is most likely the host and/or VM Network configuration.

/etc/MailScanner/MailScanner.conf....I have mine set a 1mb.

Can you post the spam report for this email? Also, what is the overall message size and does it have any attachments?

Did you try accessing by IP address instead to make sure you aren't having a DNS issue?

There's a nice little user/alias import script located here... /usr/local/bin/mailwatch/tools/Cron_jobs/mailwatch_ldap_sync.sh By design, this script parses the proxyAddresses field in LDAP/AD to import all users in a domain into E.F.A. 1) Populate the required definitions.... LDAP_URI="ldap://...

Do this... Allow Password-Protected Archives = %rules-dir%/P-P.rules Careful with your case sentitivity and spaces/tabs in the rules...I recommend using a single space between each object in the rule.... From: *@trusteddomain.com and To: recipient@mydomain.com yes FromOrTo: default no Restart MailSc...

Let me see what I can come up with...

It *might* require some modification to mailscanner code...not sure yet...will do some digging...

(Note that this procedure has not been tested...use at your own risk!) 1) Change the hostname.domainname in /etc/sysconfig/network 2) Change the hostname.domainname and hostname in /etc/hosts 3) Execute: sudo hostname <myhostname> Where <myhostname> is your hostname without the domain and without < ...

I am still researching this issue.

For now all you can do is set disable this function in mailscanner if receiving OoO and NDRs is important.

I think you will find that E.F.A. will perform well under this load. The defaults for E.F.A. are 2 vCPUs and 2GB of vRAM. I process about 6000 messages daily with a load average of about 0.2. The default for mailscanner threads is 2. You may want to increase this if you notice your inbound postfix q...

I agree. I'll post an enhancement to git.

I am also wondering about adding some alternating background colors to really set them apart.

Webmin -- OK

initscripts -- OK

postfix -- Hold

We just found out the postfix update is resetting permissions and adversely affecting MailWatch. We should be releasing a 3.0.0.3 update in a few days to combat this problem.

Yep, that's the problem. Postfix has updated and reset permissions.

Opening an urgent bug for this to fix quickly.

Yes, please change the ownership to postfix:apache

Verify the following owners on the hold and incoming directories:

drwxr-x---. 2 postfix apache 20480 Feb 20 14:01 hold
drwxr-x---. 2 postfix apache 12288 Feb 20 14:01 incoming

The 3.0.0.2 update runs a yum update.

Can you tell me what version of postfix you are on?

Bear in mind that E.F.A. is built on several components, one of which is MailScanner. This is a default setting in MailScanner. You should review the file extensions configured here and make sure none are listed that you really want to receive. If there is a way to improve this behavior, by all mean...

What in your /etc/cron.daily, /etc/anacrontab, and root crontab (crontab -l) ?