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Today's Topics:
1. Problem with admin interface after reinstalling php (Nicolas Cartron)
2. Re: OWM 1.81 E-Mail Notif Problem w/ Qube3 (William J.A. Brillinger)
3. openwebmail - user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Mike Hughes)
4. Re: openwebmail - user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Nicolas Cartron)
5. RE: openwebmail - user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Paul Shuttleworth)
6. RE: php search script needed (Brent Sims)
7. Re: php search script needed (Steve Werby)
8. How to list more than 15 users in user management - anyone? (H2M Lists)
9. Re: clear mailq (Parker Morse)
10. Re: How to list more than 15 users in user management - anyone?
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11. Re: How to list more than 15 users in user management - anyone?
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12. RE: HOWTO: Rebuild PostgreSQL 'cobalt' database due to corrupt
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13. HELP Spam attack (Dawn D. Pfaltzgraff)
14. [RAQ3] Apache User-Agent blocking for all sites (Greg Hewitt-Long)
15. Re: HELP Spam attack (Larry Smith)
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All,
I just installed php 4.2.2 on a raq550 (instead of basic php 4.0.6 provided
with the machine).
Everything's fine with the sites, but i've got some troubles with
the admin part of the cobalt :
when i go to http://myip/login here is what i get :
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: i18n_new() in
/usr/sausalito/ui/libPhp/I18n.php on line 47
ok, i compiled php with the same options...
Any help would be appreciated, i browsed the archives but found nothing.
Thanks.
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At 01:27 AM 09/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
The new version of OWM, version 1.81, has a feature I would really like to
get to work, the calendar event e-mail notification. For some reason if I
setup the e-mail notification it won't work, it won't send the reminder
e-mail like it is supposed to. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Santiago.
Check the OWM forum at http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=108433
- Bill B.
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Hi, on openwebmail when people send emails its always from
user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx rather than user@xxxxxxxxxxx I have tried the
tutorial fix that comeswith openwebmail with no luck, how can I get it
to send from user@xxxxxxxxxx??
Regards,
Mike Hughes.
VisionHost.net
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> Hi, on openwebmail when people send emails its always from
> user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx rather than user@xxxxxxxxxxx I have tried the
> tutorial fix that comeswith openwebmail with no luck, how can I get it
> to send from user@xxxxxxxxxx??
>
> Regards,
> Mike Hughes.
> VisionHost.net
Mike,
you should try to use the sendmail's genericstable which will
rewrite the outgoing emails:
the syntaxe is :
local_user the_mail_you_want
for your example:
user user@xxxxxxxxxx
then just type makemap hash genericstable < genericstable
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> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Mike Hughes
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> Hi, on openwebmail when people send emails its always from
> user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx rather than user@xxxxxxxxxxx I have tried the
> tutorial fix that comeswith openwebmail with no luck, how can I get it
> to send from user@xxxxxxxxxx??
>
A fix which I use from Bill B (thanks Bill)
<snip>
Using an idea suggested by Kim Schulz, I have came up with this and it
works for all users:
As root, Create a copy of the virtusertable for OWM:
cd /etc/mail
cp virtusertable virtusertable.owm
perl -pi -e "s/www\.//g" virtusertable.owm
Set this up as a script to run hourly from cron.
Add this line to openwebmail.conf
virtusertable /etc/mail/virtusertable.owm
This will remove the 'www' from everyone, no need to reset any options.
- Bill B.
<snip>
This make a copy of the virtusertable every hour which owm then uses, simple
and it works!!
Regards
Paul.
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> I am looking for an easy to setup yet secure php based
> search script to allow users to search 1500 + html docs
> for the specific text they want. The search needs to
> return the titles wit links and be sorted by published
> date, as the files are named by published date. (raq4)
http://www.freshmeat.net/
There's plenty of choices available at the above listed link.
Brent Sims
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> I am looking for an easy to setup yet secure php based search script to
> allow users to search 1500 + html docs for the specific text they want.
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> search needs to return the titles wit links and be sorted by published
date,
> as the files are named by published date. (raq4)
As Brent mentioned search on freshmeat.net (or hotscripts.com). I'm partial
to mnoGoSearch at http://www.mnogosearch.org/. If you spend 10 minutes
reading the archives at
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=cobalt-users&w=2&r=2&s=php+search+engine&q=b
you'll find it and several other (of many) options mentioned by me and
others.
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Does anyone know how to change the default setting of showing 15 users per
page in the user management section in the siteadmin. I have on average
about 35 or so users per domain, so I would like to set it so they just all
show up on one list instead of 3 separate lists of 15 each.
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On Saturday, December 7, 2002, at 02:23 PM, Gregg1492@xxxxxxx wrote:
Would someone please either send directions on how to clear the mailq or
suggest another way to stop the problem.
Does your ability to see "mailq" mean you have CLI (SSH) access to your
server? You imply that. You can clear the queue pretty easily from the
command line, as root (I've removed email addresses below, but otherwise
this is cut-and-paste):
[root mail]# mailq
/var/spool/mqueue/q1 is empty
/var/spool/mqueue/q2 (1 request)
----Q-ID---- --Size-- -----Q-Time-----
------------Sender/Recipient------------
gB4KIAw18128 642 Wed Dec 4 15:18 <x@xxxxx>
(Deferred: Name server: x.x.net.: host name lookup)
<x@xxxxx>
/var/spool/mqueue/q3 (1 request)
----Q-ID---- --Size-- -----Q-Time-----
------------Sender/Recipient------------
gB5KRaw15024 1405 Thu Dec 5 15:27 <x@xxxxx>
(Deferred: Connection refused by x.x.edu.)
<x@xxxxx>
/var/spool/mqueue/q4 is empty
Total Requests: 2
[root mail]#
Notice I've got two files in the mail queue. There are four queue
directories here - /var/spool/mqueue/q1 through q4. My queued messages are
in q2 and q3. Their file names are under the "Q-ID" column of the mailq
output. So I could remove them from the queue with the following commands:
[root mail]# rm /var/spool/mqueue/q2/gB4KIAw18128
[root mail]# rm /var/spool/mqueue/q3/gB5KRaw15024
...and I'd have an empty queue.
Make sense?
Of course, if you've really got 84 pending messages, I suspect that the
queue itself is a symptom of a larger problem!
pjm
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in the Usermanagement go to the "Set User Defaults"
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> Does anyone know how to change the default setting of showing 15 users per
> page in the user management section in the siteadmin. I have on average
> about 35 or so users per domain, so I would like to set it so they just
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> Does anyone know how to change the default setting of showing 15 users per
> page in the user management section in the siteadmin. I have on average
> about 35 or so users per domain, so I would like to set it so they just all
> show up on one list instead of 3 separate lists of 15 each.
>
> Thanks.
Yup.
In the GREEN section (not the server config, but the SITE config) click on
the "user defaults" buttom. (nexto add user)
There it is :)
Good luck!
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From: "Steven Depuydt - www.BeNe.WS" <Steven@xxxxxxx>
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Hello Bruce,
I followed everything but I have the following error when I erase the
'cobalt' database: (After the DEEP BREATH)
[postgres@ns1 pgsql]$ destroydb cobalt
Connection to database 'template1' failed.
No pg_hba.conf entry for host localhost, user postgres, database
template1
destroydb: database destroy failed on cobalt.
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In my original pg_hba.conf file I had the following line:
Local COBALT crypt (an not local ALL crypt)
I changed this into
Local cobalt trust or must this be local ALL trust ??
Can you give me some more advise ?
Thanks
Steven Depuydt
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> Can you tell me what you have done (DETAILED) because I have the
> same problems with my RAQ3I and I have also the same error message
> with DiskUsage.
HOWTO: Rebuild the PostgreSQL database "cobalt" due to corrupt quota
table
CAUTION: This procedure completely deletes and recreates the 'cobalt'
database. Use with care, as this database holds all the info about
every domain on your RaQ. If you mess it up, you might as well
reformat the drive and start over...
NOTE: This procedure should work for RaQ3 and RaQ4. RaQ3 is the model
with this problem, but the database is the same between the 2
systems.
*** START OF PROCEDURE ***
MAKE IT SO THAT WE CAN GET EASIER ACCESS TO THE DATABASE:
- - Establish shell session as root
- - cd /home/pgsql
- - cp pg_hba.conf pg_hba.conf.safe
- - Edit pg_hba.conf and change "local all crypt" to "local all trust"
- - su - postgres
- - psql cobalt
CONFIRM THE ERROR:
- - At "cobalt=>" prompt type "SELECT * FROM quota;" and press Enter.
If you see "ERROR: cannot find attribute 1 of relation quota" then
the quota table is corrupt
If you do not get an error, STOP. The quota table is not the
problem.
- - \q (to exit psql tool)
SAVE THE DATABASE SCHEMA:
- - pg_dump cobalt > cobalt-schema
REMOVE THE QUOTA STUFF (SINCE IT'S BROKEN ANYWAY):
- - Edit 'cobalt-schema' and remove the 'CREATE TABLE "quota" ( );"
section (spread over 2-3 lines)
- - Remove the 'COPY "quota" FROM stdin;' line (end of schema file)
- - Exit editor and save changes
TAKE DEEP BREATH AND DESTROY EXISTING (but corrupt) 'cobalt' DATABASE:
- - destroydb cobalt
- - createdb cobalt
REBUILD THE 'cobalt' DATABASE FROM THE SCHEMA FILE:
- - psql cobalt < cobalt-schema
- - exit (to become root again)
RUN SCRIPT TO REBUILD QUOTA TABLE:
- - /usr/local/sbin/swatch
CHECK TO MAKE SURE IT WORKED:
- - su - postgres
- - psql cobalt
- - SELECT * FROM quota;
You should not get an error message this time...
- - \q
- - Go into the UI and try stuff to make sure UI works too
- - exit (to become root)
CLEAN EVERYTHING UP:
- - rm cobalt-schema
- - mv pg_hba.conf.safe pg_hba.conf
*** END OF PROCEDURE ***
- --
Bruce Timberlake
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Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 09:12:49 -0700
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Need some help on this one.
We are running a RAQ 3 and I have been receiving the mail for the admin
account. About Wednesday of last week I noticed that we started to get a
WHOLE BUNCH of Mail Delivery unknown. So I went into the maillog and
notice that someone appears to be trying to use our server as a relay for
spam. What I don't understand, is the following:
We are using poprelayd and we have are caught up on all the
patches from Cobalt so I KNOW we got the fix for poprelayd way back in July.
I have done tests from abuse.net and it says that none of our
relays are open??? Does it have to be someone inside our network? How
can I track this down. Please let me know what other info I might have
that could be helpful. I really at a lost here. Thanks in advance.
EXAMPLE OF MAIL LOG ( you'll see the mail sent to all those aol users.)
Dec 9 07:41:44 sage in.qpopper[7644]: (v?) Unable to get canonical name
of client 207.174.213.122: Unknown host (1)
Dec 9 07:41:44 sage in.qpopper[7644]: (v?) POP login by user "rseedorf"
at (207.174.213.122) 207.174.213.122
Dec 9 07:41:46 sage in.qpopper[7645]: (v?) Unable to get canonical name
of client 206.168.65.20: Unknown host (1)
Dec 9 07:41:53 sage sendmail[7665]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
[206.168.65.20]
Dec 9 07:42:03 sage sendmail[7666]: gethostbyaddr(206.168.65.251) failed: 1
Dec 9 07:42:03 sage sendmail[7666]: gethostbyaddr(206.168.65.250) failed: 1
Dec 9 07:42:03 sage sendmail[7666]: HAA07666: from=admin, size=15963,
class=0, pri=615963, nrcpts=20,
msgid=<200212091442.HAA07666@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, relay=admin@localhost
Dec 9 07:42:05 sage sendmail[7668]: HAA07666:
to=delphisman@xxxxxxx,jcallaham1@xxxxxxx,jcallahan2@xxxxxxx,shacked44@xxxxxxx,shacked5@xxxxxxx,gammonja@xxxxxxx,gammonje@xxxxxxx,shackee@xxxxxxx,aholnewrld@xxxxxxx,lamonique1@xxxxxxx
,pltrobert@xxxxxxx,delphiserv@xxxxxxx,tlrubin@xxxxxxx,delphisis@xxxxxxx,pltroiani@xxxxxxx,jcallagy@xxxxxxx,gammonite@xxxxxxx,gammonites@xxxxxxx,jcallah@xxxxxxx,missyheel@xxxxxxx,
ctladdr=admin (110/27), delay=00:00:02, xdelay=00:00:02, mailer=esmtp,
relay=mailin-04.mx.aol.com. [64.12.136.153], stat=Sent (OK)
Dec 9 07:42:29 sage sendmail[7597]: HAA07597:
from=<test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, size=0, class=0, pri=0, nrcpts=0,
proto=SMTP, relay=CPE-203-45-170-23.qld.bigpond.net.au [203.45.170.23]
Dawn
Dawn D. Pfaltzgraff
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Premier Systems -plains.net
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I'm fed up with a number of bots and various user-agents slamming one of
our servers, and I have a REAL problem with one particular bot using ANY
of our resources at all, so I've taken the decision to block the access to
ALL virtual sites at once - I figured that the best way to do this is
either by altering the httpd.conf or access.conf - someone with a little
more apache knowledge than me scan this and advise if this is the
right/best way to ban access in access.conf:
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "^EmailSiphon" bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "^EmailWolf" bad_bot
<Directory "/home/sites/*/">
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
Deny from env=bad_bot
</Directory>
tia
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On Monday 09 December 2002 10:12 am, Dawn D. Pfaltzgraff wrote:
> Does it have to be someone inside our network? How can
> I track this down. Please let me know what other info I might have that
> could be helpful.
Dawn,
No, but it appears to be from your network:
<QUOTE>
Dec 9 07:42:03 sage sendmail[7666]: gethostbyaddr(206.168.65.251) failed: 1
Dec 9 07:42:03 sage sendmail[7666]: gethostbyaddr(206.168.65.250) failed: 1
Dec 9 07:42:03 sage sendmail[7666]: HAA07666: from=admin, size=15963,
class=0, pri=615963, nrcpts=20,
msgid=<200212091442.HAA07666@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, relay=admin@localhost
</QUOTE>
It appears that 206.168.65.1 has a "name" - great.plains.net - BUT - that
none of your other IP addresses in this block (206.168.65.0/24) have been
assigned DNS names. While the combination of the various logs is required to
really tell what is happening, ( auth, secure, maillog) it appears that
either IP 206.168.65.250 or IP 206.168.65.251 is sending the mail - which
also appears to be your IP range (eg inhouse)...
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