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For Users of ASSP  <ass...@li...> schreibt:
>
>I'm currently using v2, there's a way to share these informations ?


In V2 you can use mysql or any other db.

Hi Fritz,

I'm currently using v2, there's a way to share these informations ?

Where I can find a detailed guide to mail interface, seems to don't
work as expected,
i would use the spam and blacklist/whitelist commands only.

Thanks

Mik

Il 22 aprile 2012 07:58, Fritz Borgstedt <fb...@iw...> ha scritto:
> For Users of ASSP  <ass...@li...> schreibt:
>>
>>i have two ASSP server with configuration sharing, in case of
>>Greylisting/Delay the two
>>server are sharing also the triplets to recognize if the connecting
>>client is already in the database ?
>
>
>
> You have to use mySQL in V1 to share the delaydb.
>
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For Users of ASSP  <ass...@li...> schreibt:
>
>i have two ASSP server with configuration sharing, in case of
>Greylisting/Delay the two
>server are sharing also the triplets to recognize if the connecting
>client is already in the database ?



You have to use mySQL in V1 to share the delaydb.

Hi,

   I was wondering where I am supposed to file a bug report, Mantis on SourceForge has no issues!  In any case, it is a 
very simple fix:

in the subroutine BlockReasonsGet, put

$webAdminPort = [split(/:/,$webAdminPort)]->[1] if $webAdminPort =~ /.*:.*/ ;

right after the

(line 27197) my $webAdminPort line.  I was using a IP number:port number value for that

this covers the situation where $webAdminPort has both a IP address and a port number - this was corrupting the href 
attribute in the links of the Block Report - re: lines 27591 and 27593 and Thunderbird wasn't displaying them properly

ASSP version 2.1.1 (12090)

I'll file this in the right spot if someone can tell me where to.

doug

Good day to all,

i have two ASSP server with configuration sharing, in case of
Greylisting/Delay the two
server are sharing also the triplets to recognize if the connecting
client is already in the database ?

What happen if first time the connecting client's mail server is
delayed on first ASSP and five
minutes later is trying to send mail using the second ASSP ?

Both ASSP server are public and balanced through mx preferences.

Thanks

Mik

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On 03/27/2012 02:13 PM, James Moe wrote:
> Hello, perl v5.14.2 assp v1.7.5.7 (yes, it is old)
> 
> I attempted to move ASSP to another server. After installing and 
> configuring, all attempts to send mail result in this error:
> 
> "Mainloop: Can't locate utf8_heavy.pl in @INC"
> 
> How do I resolve this problem?
> 
  The reason is that ASSP is running in a chroot jail.
  What is the best way to link to the actual perl installation from
inside a chroot?

- -- 
James Moe
moe dot james at sohnen-moe dot com
520.743.3936
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Anyone?

I have recently upgraded to ASSP Version 2.1.1(12090) and this problem
still occurs. I have never seen this before and it does validate other
email addresses that are all numbers.

Thanks,
Charles Haven

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Charles Haven <jc...@gm...>
Date: Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 8:41 PM
Subject: Valid local addresses being rejected
To: ass...@li...



ASSP Version: 2.1.1(11364) upgraded from 1.6.5

Email to two specific addresses is rejected as not being a valid local
address. Both addresses exist in the file specified in LocalAddresses_Flat.
The addresses have been removed and re-added to the file. Email to these
addresses were not rejected prior to the upgrade. Both email addresses are
all numbers @ our domain - see address in error below.

Feb-24-12 18:31:17 [Worker_3] warning: got reply '500 5.3.3 Unrecognized
command'
Feb-24-12 18:31:17 [Worker_3] 209.85.215.52 [SMTP Error] 500 5.3.3
Unrecognized command
Feb-24-12 18:31:20 id-26279-10953 [Worker_3] [InvalidAddress] 209.85.215.52<
jc...@gm...> invalid address rejected: 12...@xx...
Feb-24-12 18:31:20 id-26279-10953 [Worker_3] 209.85.215.52 <
jc...@gm...> Message-Score: added 5 for invalid address
12...@xx..., total score for this message is now 5
Feb-24-12 18:31:20 id-26279-10953 [Worker_3] 209.85.215.52 <
jc...@gm...> [SMTP Error] 550 5.1.1 The email address
12...@xx... is unknown at xxxxxxxx.com.
Feb-24-12 18:31:20 [Worker_3] Disconnected: 209.85.215.52

Any help with this will be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Charles Haven

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For Users of ASSP  <ass...@li...> schreibt:
>When ASSP crashes there is no ASSP process running, the command above 
>returns nothing, the ASSP log is stopped .


What is the last in the log?

I actually never heard of such a behaviour.

The watchdog  simply check if the ASSP pid exists . If the pid does not exists
it restarts ASSP .

I check if the pid exists using

# ps xo "pid args" | grep "assp.pl" | grep -v "grep"
21315 /usr/bin/perl -- /usr/local/assp/assp.pl /usr/local/assp

When ASSP crashes there is no ASSP process running, the command above returns nothing, the ASSP log is stopped .
Only in this situation the watchdog restarts ASSP.
However to be sure I also tried to remove the watchdog ; the ASSP process disappears and I could stay for hours
without ASSP , nothing will restart ASSP.

Graziano

> For Users of ASSP<ass...@li...>  schreibt:
>> I had some server which were crashing very often during peak hours wit
>> h lot of smtp traffic ,
>> does not matter the ASSP version (however always using a recent versio
>> n 1.9.6.x) .
>> Without a common reason the ASSP pid disappears and ASSP needs to be r
>> estarted using a watchdog
>> which is monitoring the existence of ASSP pid.
>
>
> It would be impossible for ASSP to delete the PID if it crashes uncont
> rolled.
> What is in the log at the time of crash. Or is there no crash, but a r
> estart from the monitor script?
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For Users of ASSP  <ass...@li...> schreibt:
>I had some server which were crashing very often during peak hours wit
>h lot of smtp traffic ,
>does not matter the ASSP version (however always using a recent versio
>n 1.9.6.x) .
>Without a common reason the ASSP pid disappears and ASSP needs to be r
>estarted using a watchdog
>which is monitoring the existence of ASSP pid.



It would be impossible for ASSP to delete the PID if it crashes uncont
rolled.
What is in the log at the time of crash. Or is there no crash, but a r
estart from the monitor script?

For Users of ASSP  <ass...@li...> schreibt:
>I had some server which were crashing very often during peak hours wit
>h lot of smtp traffic ,
>does not matter the ASSP version (however always using a recent versio
>n 1.9.6.x) .
>Without a common reason the ASSP pid disappears and ASSP needs to be r
>estarted using a watchdog
>which is monitoring the existence of ASSP pid.



Did it crash or did the watchdog restarted ASSP because it could not f
ind the PID.
If it crashed, there should something in the log.

Hello

I had some server which were crashing very often during peak hours with lot of smtp traffic ,
does not matter the ASSP version (however always using a recent version 1.9.6.x) .
Without a common reason the ASSP pid disappears and ASSP needs to be restarted using a watchdog
which is monitoring the existence of ASSP pid.
In some server it could happens 3, 5, 10 , 20 times per day depending on traffic .
Every time I was trying to debug the issue running ASSP using AsADaemon:=0
from ssh console, but in this way ASSP was not crashing for hours, so I was not understanding the reason of crashes.

So I tested 3 servers having this behavior (frequent crashes , a lot of traffic) , and I run them
using AsADaemon:=0 . After 4 days (and still testing) in these 3 server I had NO ASSP crash , ASSP worked with no
problem at all for all days and continuing . The good thing is that I was/am able to run ASSP with
AsADaemon:=0 using an external script , without leaving the SSH console open for days (it only needed to kill the starter script once ASSP is started) .
To resume ASSP seems to be more stable , much more stable , using AsADaemon:=0 .

Graziano