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Jason R. Mastaler | 1 Feb 2007 22:29

TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released

TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released.

Source code and documentation tarballs can be downloaded as usual at

http://wiki.tmda.net/TmdaDownload

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What's new?

* New feature. When a message is released from your pending queue via
  tmda-cgi, a new trace header 'X-TMDA-CGI' is added to the message
  which contains both the IP address of the remote host as well as the
  browser the client used to send the request.  This allows you to
  visually discern that the message was released via tmda-cgi rather
  than through email confirmation, and also allows for easier tracing.

* tmda-ofmipd has a new option courtesy of Robert P. Thille.  `-L'
  turns on logging prints which logs everything that `-d' logs, except
  for the raw SMTP protocol data. Hence, it is useful if you want to
  leave logging enabled permanently, but don't want your logs bloated
  with AUTH data and/or the content of large attachments.

* Various tmda-ofmipd bugfixes and improvements from Stephen Warren.

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Jason R. Mastaler | 1 Feb 2007 22:35

Re: Memory leak?

Search the archives for this list, this issue has been discussed in
the past.

Arik Raffael Funke <arik.funke <at> gmx.de> writes:

> Hi,
>
> my tmda-inject called via qmail-queue crashes when trying to send an 
> email with a 14MB attachment due to "out of memory". In the process, 
> tmda-inject allocates the grand total of 148MB. That seems a bit 
> excessive to me for an email of 14MB. Could there be something wrong 
> with my configuration or is it a memory leak?
>
>
> output from "free -s 1" before and after crash:
> ===============================================
>               total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
> Mem:        515600     448496      67104          0      14504     110724
> -/+ buffers/cache:     323268     192332
> Swap:      1048568        248    1048320
>
>               total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
> Mem:        515600     300560     215040          0      12140      82188
> -/+ buffers/cache:     206232     309368
> Swap:      1048568        248    1048320
>
>
> log in /var/log/qmail/smtpd/current:
> ====================================
> 2007-01-31 17:31:50.591071500 Traceback (most recent call last):
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Amitai Schlair | 1 Feb 2007 22:42

Re: TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released

On Feb 1, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Jason R. Mastaler wrote:

> TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released.

This seems not to include my qmail-inject fix:

http://mla.libertine.org/tmda-workers/2007-01/msg00000.html

Could this patch (or something like it) be applied?

Thanks,

- Amitai
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Jason R. Mastaler | 1 Feb 2007 22:49

Re: TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released

Amitai Schlair <schmonz <at> schmonz.com> writes:

> This seems not to include my qmail-inject fix:
>
> http://mla.libertine.org/tmda-workers/2007-01/msg00000.html
>
> Could this patch (or something like it) be applied?

qmail has a sendmail-compatibility wrapper in /var/qmail/bin/sendmail.
You should use that instead of qmail-inject directly .
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Dave Hallowell | 1 Feb 2007 23:19

Re: vtmdarc issue

Hi list members,
Can I provide more info concerning my vtmdarc file? I have searched the 
archives and not come up with anything. If I am posting this to the 
wrong list, I apologize. Is it that I installed something incorrectly? 
Do I need to reinstall tmda-cgi? I have gotten around this issue, but it 
concerns me. Any help would be  very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave

Dave Hallowell wrote:
> Hello list members.
> I have successfully installed TMDA ver. tmda-1.1.9-1 and 
> tmda-ofmipd-1.1.9-1. It seems to be working properly as far as user 
> whitelist, blacklist, confirmlist, etc. I am using tmda-cgi.0.15 to 
> interface to TMDA. I installed qmail-toaster using Nick Hemmesch's page 
> on Linux CentOS v.4.4.
>
> However, when I try to view the global config file via tmda-cgi I get 
> the message "Viewing Global Configuration File: /etc/tmdarc" and then 
> below it, "No such file." The read only file cannot be saved." First of 
> all, I do not have a /etc/tmdarc file. The file was installed at 
> /home/vpopmail/etc/vtmadrc. There is no file on my system called tmdarc 
> just vtmdarc. Is this a problem with how I installed TMDA? If so, can 
> you give me any info or a link on how to fix this problem.
>
> If I copy /home/vpopmail/etc/vtmadrc to /etc/tmdarc with the same 
> ownership, perms I just get a full page of python errors when I click on 
> any link in tmda-cgi.
>
> I wish to set up global white and black lists and if I understand it
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Lloyd Zusman | 2 Feb 2007 00:08

Re: TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released

"Jason R. Mastaler" <jason <at> mastaler.com> writes:

> TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released.
>
> Source code and documentation tarballs can be downloaded as usual at
>
> http://wiki.tmda.net/TmdaDownload
>
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>
> What's new?

I guess my --vhome-script patch didn't make it into tmda-pending ...

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 ljz <at> asfast.com
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Dave Hallowell | 2 Feb 2007 18:55

global config file

Hi list members,
I would like to use the global config file /etc/tmdarc to create for the 
most part a system wide whitelist. I don't have a file called 
/etc/tmdarc. The closest file I have is /home/vpopmail/etc/vtmdarc. Am I 
the only person that doesn't have a tmdarc file? If I am just being 
stupid, please someone tell me and I will stop wasting space on the 
list. I am using tmda-1.1.9 and tmda-cgi-0.15.

Any suggestions?
Thanks
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Dave
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Jason R. Mastaler | 6 Feb 2007 19:05

Re: TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released

Lloyd Zusman <ljz <at> asfast.com> writes:

> I guess my --vhome-script patch didn't make it into tmda-pending ...

Next release, which will be soon.
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Lloyd Zusman | 6 Feb 2007 20:38

Re: TMDA 1.1.10 "Killyloch" is released

jason <at> mastaler.com (Jason R. Mastaler) writes:

> Lloyd Zusman <ljz <at> asfast.com> writes:
>
>> I guess my --vhome-script patch didn't make it into tmda-pending ...
>
> Next release, which will be soon.

Thanks!

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Roger Doger | 7 Feb 2007 04:08
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mangled IP address causing bounce

I am testing a new TMDA 1.1.10 installation under Postfix 2.2.10 on a box 
running Redhat.  Until I can get it working, I'm keeping my domain name with 
my established ISP, so am just using the IP address of the box to test.

Sending email to foo <at> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] gets me the proper challenge email in 
response, but it is from an address like: 
foo-confirm-1234567890.123456789ab <at> _xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx_

Note that TDMA has rudely replaced the standards-compliant square brackets 
with underscores.  When I reply, I have to manually replace the underscores 
with square brackets again to get it past the RFC compliance checks in 
Postfix.  That works and TMDA sends me a confirmation accepted email.

But moments later I get a bounce on the original email, the reason is given 
that "<foo <at> _xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx_≥: Host or domain name not found.  Name service 
error"

TMDA seems insistent on mangling proper IP address notation by replacing the 
square brackets with underscores.  Is there any way to correct this 
behavior?

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