Re: Frequent 4.0b1 crashes on FreeBSD
2007-08-28 by Stuart Freedman
... I saw the milter-greylist process hanging right around/above the 512MB value for a while before it would crash. I have taken your suggestion re the data
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2007-08-28 by Stuart Freedman
... I saw the milter-greylist process hanging right around/above the 512MB value for a while before it would crash. I have taken your suggestion re the data
2007-08-28 by Oliver Fromme
... So your DSIZE is limited to 512 MB (hard limit). How big does your milter-greylist process get? It is quite possible that you re hitting the limit. If
2007-08-28 by manu@netbsd.org
... You can enhance the debug message you get when malloc fails. Make a sweep change, adding something such as: %s:%d malloc falied: %s , __FILE__, __LINE__,
2007-08-28 by Stuart Freedman
... I don t think that ulimit is the problem, as the memory limit is supposedly unlimited (both soft & hard)... Current ulimit –aS output is: cpu time
2007-08-28 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... Raise memory limits (ulimit with sh/ksh/bash, limit with csh/tcsh). -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@netbsd.org
2007-08-28 by Stuart Freedman
Hi folks! I have some (heavily loaded) FreeBSD 4.11 boxes on which milter-greylist 4.0b1 is crashing frequently with a milter-greylist: malloc() failed:
2007-08-27 by An.H.Nguyen
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2007-08-27 by Oliver Fromme
... It s not that simple. Suppose someone somewhere wants to send mail, and his MTA selects your highest-priority MX. While trying to send the mail, there is
2007-08-27 by Matthias Scheler
... Yes, I understood that part. ... People tried that, it didn t work very well. Kind regards -- Matthias Scheler
2007-08-24 by Matthieu Herrb
... I ve just started to implement it on milter-greylist. For now I ve only implemented the mx based greytrapping and have not done any configuration for it:
2007-08-24 by Matthieu Herrb
... The idea is that if the 2 addresses are on the same physical interface, on the same subnet of the same machine, it should not be affected by intermittend
2007-08-24 by Matthias Scheler
... People tried that scheme in the past and didn t work very will. Problems like intermittend routing problem cause to many false positives. Kind regards --
2007-08-23 by manu@netbsd.org
... So you already have the thing working? Is there anything remaining to implement? -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2007-08-23 by Kai Schaetzl
... For clarification: he wants to run that second MX on the same machine, it s just a different IP. By the time you replied I had already forgotten that as
2007-08-23 by Matthieu Herrb
... I was thinking about using the greylist database itself with a special attribute to store those dynamically blacklisted entries. The from and to fields are
2007-08-23 by manu@netbsd.org
... I have been using it in production for more than 10 months now. The usual problem is linking with a thread-unsafe DNS resolver, which cause instabbility.
2007-08-23 by manu@netbsd.org
... How are you going to store the blacklist? IMO, a reasonnable approach would be to match the messages using milter-greylist ACL, then feed a DNSRBL. You d
2007-08-22 by Edux
... For the first case i thought a different solution. I m using MScanner and to do some statistics i use Vispan. Vispan 3.0.0 includes a heuristic engine
2007-08-22 by Matthieu Herrb
Hi, I seem to remember that I ve heard Emmanuel talk about implementing greytrapping, but I ve not seen it discussed here. I ve tried to implement that in
2007-08-21 by Nerijus Baliunas
Hello, Unfortunately not. I tried the latest 4.0b1 version, which includes this patch, but again 2nd message was accepted while it should have been rejected.
2007-08-20 by manu@netbsd.org
Given that the software looks fairly stable now (at least at mine), I guess it s high time to move to beta stage:
2007-08-16 by manu@netbsd.org
... It s all wrapped on a single line, a real pain to read. Please preserve the carriage returns when copy/pasting, or save it in a file and send an URL
2007-08-16 by Edux
... I did it, but i get same error. here is a -l output /usr/local/bin/milter-greylist -u smmsp -L 24 -p /var/milter-greylist/milter-greylist.sock -l load list
2007-08-16 by Matt Kettler
... Try adding --enable-dnsrbl instead of --enable-rbldns=yes to your configure command. ./configure --with-libpthread=/usr/lib --enable-dnsrbl
2007-08-16 by Edux
Hi everybody, i m trying to install milter-greylisting3.1.8 with dnsrbl option enable. my .configure looks like ./configure --with-libpthread=/usr/lib
2007-08-11 by Techwolf
While looking about about a different problem I had, I came across this. ... Ah yes, the separator is a comma in confINPUT_MAIL_FILTERS in 8.12.x but it s a
2007-08-11 by Techwolf
Oh, found it. #### README.libmilter Which filters are invoked and their sequencing is handled by the InputMailFilters option. Note: if InputMailFilters is not
2007-08-10 by Kai Schaetzl
as an addendum, I figured the problem of undesired ordering might be the quarantining, so I changed that to reject. But still the messages would be greylisted.
2007-08-09 by Matt Kettler
... Also, you d want to drop the part.. that won t appear in a normal subject line. Something like this might work better: /^Subject:( )*$/ Which will match
2007-08-09 by manu@netbsd.org
... Well, go ahead and contribute a tiny patch (diff -U2 against CVS)... -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@netbsd.org
2007-08-08 by Kai Schaetzl
I just realize that delayed for 24:00:00 in the logs doesn t mean it *got* delayed that time, but that it is going to be delayed that long. I suggest
2007-08-08 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... We don t have this clause. You can filter on the headers (note it s dacl: DATA stage): dacl whitelist header /^Subject: $/ I don t recall if we can
2007-08-08 by Simon Gao
Will this work for subject line also, like following? acl greylist subject /^ $/ delay 6m autowhite 5d Simon
2007-08-08 by mg_hubbahank
Thank you!!! ... both regex do the job. Kind regards Andreas
2007-08-08 by mg_hubbahank
... From field ... experience is true, ... enough ... happens ... I ll try both and report tomorrow. Thank you Andreas
2007-08-08 by mg_hubbahank
... the end of the config file. ... 00:06:00 (ACL 157) ... than 6 minutes? ... will be allowed with the next connect as the 6 minutes are ... Thats the
2007-08-08 by Matt Kettler
... True, but neither is my experience, hence my try this and see what happens recommendation. :-)
2007-08-08 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
... Heh, I m not 100% reliable. I wrote that code 3 years ago, that s enough for me to forget my orinal idea :-) -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@netbsd.org
2007-08-08 by Matt Kettler
... In my experience, despite claims to the contrary by Emmanuel, the From field that gets passed to the ACLs contains the brackets. If my experience is true,
2007-08-08 by Kai Schaetzl
wrote on Wed, 8 Aug 2007 11:24:25 +0200 (CEST): just guessing. ... Hm, do you get other entries that this mail got delayed any further than 6 minutes? Just
2007-08-08 by oecher_news@arcor.de
Hi all, i want to configure an acl for mails with an empty from header. As suggested in a previous thread(starting with Message #3664) i tried the regex /^$/
2007-08-06 by Kai Schaetzl
... Of course! As I said: the clamav and sa milters *have* to be used after the greylisting milter because they are for the DATA phase. If you do not add any
2007-08-06 by Techwolf
... But try figuring that out on your first setup. :-) Lots of furpulling trying to figure out why greylist and spam wasn t working. I think clamav fixed there
2007-08-06 by Kai Schaetzl
... TTL? Do you mean timeout for sendmail-mitler interaction? I use whatever he recommends in the proposed mc/m4 lines. I think timeout is not critical for
2007-08-06 by Jack L. Stone
... Kai
2007-08-06 by Kai Schaetzl
... Note, that the latter two both work on content (=DATA), so they *have* to be carried out after milter-greylist. ... Indeed, that is, because you did it
2007-08-06 by Techwolf
... I ordered the InputMailFilters in sendmail.mc and it works on my system. I have three of them in there. Greylist, clamav, spamassasen.
2007-08-05 by Kai Schaetzl
I m currently checking out the functionality of milter-null and have arranged it in sendmail.cf that it is carried out before milter-greylist
2007-08-05 by manu@netbsd.org
... The goal is to push 4.0 out ASAP and to start over adding fancy features. I ve been retaining the 4.0 release because of instability reports. 4.0a6 seems
2007-08-05 by Jim Hermann
... Is there any way to get this upgraded feature in the current 4.0 alpha version? These are the results of the standard SPF client: result = pass / fail