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...n, William Edwards T. 040 - 711 44 96 E. wedwards at cyberfusion.nl ? ----- Original Message ----- From: Marc Roos (M.Roos at f1-outsourcing.eu) Date: 12/11/19 19:14 To: dovecot (dovecot at dovecot.org), wedwards (wedwards at cyberfusion.nl) Subject: RE: Re[2]: Lightweight LMTP daemon to avoid overkill MTA Yes I am running sendmail next to dovecot on backend servers. That works ok. I have some problems with re-routing mail in a proxy setup. -----Original Message----- To: Marc Roos; dovecot Subject: Re[2]: Lightweight LMTP daemon to avoid overkill MTA Hi, I was unclear in my question. The...

Maybe nice to share some details? -----Original Message----- To: Marc Roos; dovecot Subject: Re[4]: Lightweight LMTP daemon to avoid overkill MTA I ended up 'hacking' LMTP support into the external spam filter. Someone else already contributed 'real' patches to implement LMTP support, so once I go live with this mail platform it should be stable. Met vriendelijke groeten, William Edwards T. 040 - 711 44 96 E. wedw...

...groeten, William Edwards T. 040 - 711 44 96 E. wedwards at cyberfusion.nl ? ----- Original Message ----- From: Marc Roos (M.Roos at f1-outsourcing.eu) Date: 12/11/19 18:59 To: dovecot (dovecot at dovecot.org), wedwards (wedwards at cyberfusion.nl) Subject: RE: Lightweight LMTP daemon to avoid overkill MTA Yes dovecot, /etc/dovecot/conf.d/20-lmtp.conf ;) service lmtp { chroot = client_limit = 1 drop_priv_before_exec = no executable = lmtp extra_groups = $default_internal_group group = idle_kill = 0 inet_listener lmtp { address = haproxy = no port = 24 reuse_port = no ssl...

Yes I am running sendmail next to dovecot on backend servers. That works ok. I have some problems with re-routing mail in a proxy setup. -----Original Message----- To: Marc Roos; dovecot Subject: Re[2]: Lightweight LMTP daemon to avoid overkill MTA Hi, I was unclear in my question. The spam filter is only able to deliver mail over SMTP, not over LMTP.. So I would still need some kind of daemon that listens for SMTP and then offers incoming email to Dovecot's LMTP socket. Met vriendelijke groeten, William Edwards T. 040 - 711...

...both relaying and routing are done externally - the Dovecot machine should only store mail. Of course, there should also be a mechanism that takes care of local delivery to Dovecot, like LMTP. Usually, I would use an MTA like Exim to take care of local delivery. I feel like a fully-featured MTA is overkill, though, as all other roles such an MTA would fulfill - relaying and spam filtering - are fulfilled on external servers. Q: Does anyone know of a lightweight LMTP daemon that can take care of local delivery to Dovecot without the need for a full MTA? With kind regards, William Edwards T. 040 -...

...rocess_limit = 0 process_min_avail = 0 protocol = lmtp service_count = 0 type = unix_listener lmtp { group = mode = 0666 user = } user = vsz_limit = 18446744073709551615 B } -----Original Message----- To: dovecot at dovecot.org Subject: Lightweight LMTP daemon to avoid overkill MTA Hi, My situation is as follows. -An internet-facing spam filter relays email to destination mail server (Dovecot) with SMTP. - Dovecot should take email and deliver it to user's mailboxes. I guess I'd need LMTP for this. - An external SMTP relay is already in place. I am thinking...

Hi, I am developing a Rails application which should be in ONE language (not English). Globalize seems overkill for this purpose (do you agree?). So I''m trying some of the approaches on the wiki. In particular: http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/OverridingRailsMessagesInAnotherLanguage This *does* override the month names, but does *not* override the error messages. I''m wondering:...

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Dear colleagues, I have a question about this commit: https://github.com/openssh/openssh-portable/commit/e9d910b0289c820852f7afa67f584cef1c05fe95#diff-a25e40214ca9c9f78abce22f23bf2abdb2a24384c6610d60bbb314aed534eb48R216 The function ensure_minimum_time_since effectively doubles the time spent in the input_userauth_request (mostly presumably in PAM). So if PAM processing is really slow, it will

Dear colleagues, May I ask you to explain whether I am wrong in my conclusions? On Wed, Apr 12, 2023 at 11:55?AM Dmitry Belyavskiy <dbelyavs at redhat.com> wrote: > > Dear colleagues, > > I have a question about this commit: > >

Dmitry Belyavskiy wrote: > May I ask you to explain whether I am wrong in my conclusions? I guess it's not clear what problem you are trying to solve. //Peter

Dear Peter, I'm trying to balance the original problem statement (protection from users enumeration) and avoid doubling time here if the process has already taken a long time to provide faster auth method iteration. I believe that a better solution is to set some arbitrary (probably configurable) timeout and, in case when we spend more time than that value, avoid doubling it. On Wed, Jun 28,

Hi, The subject says it all. I'm currently fiddling with CentOS to become comfortable with it. Starting from a minimal system (everything unchecked during install), I wanted to have a reasonable set of build tools. Roughly the equivalent of Debian's 'apt-get install build-essential'. I tried yum groupinstall "Development Tools", which resulted in a total of 108 MB

Hi all, I want to do some code reuse, and modules seem overkill. Is it possible to have something like this? A file called myuser.pp class myuser { user {...} file {...} ... } Then in site.pp have this: node ''foo.example.com'' { include myuser .. other things .. } node ''bar.example.com'' { include myuser ....

...form will be sent to a few addresses. What''s the least painless way to do this and keep everything DRY? There''s no database involved. Ideally, I''d like to email the form questions with the answers inline. Seems like using ActionMailer and separate email views would be overkill in this situation. Joe

...ar at another mountpoint than the /media/<HDDLabel> persistantly on the centos box.. 2. How do I ensure that amanda starts and completes its backup say between 0800hrs and 1900hrs. (/ducks -- I _know_ it is amanda related, I am crosing my fingers here) 3. Is Amanda really a good choice or an overkill in this scenario, given that this is a small s/w development shop where linux expertise is *not* available? 4. Is there an alternate simpler automatic network backup? (Bacula too seems overkill) 5. Amanda is in its 3.x avatar ("The most recent stable release is version 3.3.0"). Whereas C...

I need to add various header and footer dressings around groups of form fields for GUI goodness, and am wondering if there''s already something out there that will suit my needs. These headers/footers have special properties for display(title, help links, etc...). I want to be able to easily take advantage of the existing HTML helper methods provided for controllers, in a mini-layout type

...s me lots of "branch out of range" errors thanks to jump instructions overflowing the +/-32Mb relative jump limit. I've tried running llc with the hidden "-arm-long-calls" option, which solves the problem but forces everything to be an indirect branch. That feels a bit like overkill, does anybody have a suggestion for what the right solution might be? Thanks, Alex Mac

...= 4]] `[[`(x = vec, i = 4) vec[i = 4] <- 10 `[<-`(x = vec, i = 4, value = 10) ...or when indexing matrices: m <- matrix(vec, ncol = 3) m[i = 2, j = 2] `[`(x = m, i = 2, j = 2) # 5 m[i = 2, j = 2] <- 0 `[<-`(x = m, i = 2, j = 2, value = 0) ###### This practice indeed feels like overkill, but it didn't seem to hurt either. Until they used it on data frames. Then suddenly warnings appeared that named arguments are discouraged: d <- data.frame(m) d[[i = "X2"]] # [1] 4 5 6 # Warning message: # In `[[.data.frame`(d, i = "X2") : # named arguments other tha...

Hi, I accidentally noticed the following line when building LLVM and Clang on Windows 7 x64 using Mingw64: Linking CXX shared library ..\..\..\..\bin\liblibclang.dll "Liblib" seems a bit overkill. FYI. BTW, for those who happen to search on LLVM, Clang, Windows, and Mingw64: The v3.1 release does NOT build with Mingw64. I believe this has been fixed in the Subversion sources as they build without problems. There's a thread about this here http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/cfe-dev/...