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Howdy:
Unfortunately, after my install of the recent P.O update (
Post.Office-3.5.3b19 ) somehow the "Restrict Mail Relaying" settings got
wiped out, allowing a SPAMmer to sneak through.
I think we reset them to what they were before the install, but am not
sure, any suggestions?
Also, the "Pop-before-SMTP" setting was left on, but obviously was
ineffective ( it didn't seem to work in the previous version either ).
Another thing I noticed, though it existed on the previous version of
P.O ( per my tests ) also, concerns the documented method for starting
P.O.
According to the HTML docs the following command should be executed
from root:
/usr/local/post.office/post.office startup
Unfortunately it results in the following:
pop_before_smtp db =/var/spool/post.office/pop-before-smtp/PopHosts
Startup Problem:
Invalid command line option
post.office Exiting!
Not good, no P.O running!
Fortunately, a complete system re-boot DOES successfully start
Post.Office, though the above may explain why Pop-before-SMTP doesn't
work.
Tenon's help in these matters would be greatly appreciated.
Glenn
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