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Re: DNS transaction timeout errors

2010-01-06T23:47:28Z

with Google joining the DNS party along with UltraDNS, OpenDNS and one's
local provider, its a good idea to *test* what's fastest for any
given location on the net.. there are two good tools for this
[link]
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Re: DNS transaction timeout errors

2010-01-06T22:43:59Z

The long time will only be on the first query that is not in the name
server's cache. Then the resolving server will have to crawl the DNS
servers from the root name servers down to the authorative name servers
for that domain. The speed of that resolution can depend on the speed
of many servers out on the Internet.

Re: CGPro cluster setup

2010-01-06T20:09:04Z

Hello;
IMAP, POP, IM, AirSync? Load will vary radically depending on the services, like AirSync can have open sockets on the front ends, and some OS's need to be tweaked and ran in 64bit to get maximum density. Meaning a 32bit Linux might only achieve say +/- 8k sockets, while running it in 64bit with 16GB of memory you can take that up to 90k sockets.

Re: DNS transaction timeout errors

2010-01-06T19:34:03Z

Thanks Lyle, I've made the change to 15 secs so lets see what happens. I
did some digs on domains that were timing out and and was still
receiving response times of between 3 msec and 700msec so assumed that 3
secs was more than enough. As far as I know it's always been 3 seconds.
We've got three DNS servers in our DNS list with the last one being in

Re: XIMSS Upload

2010-01-06T19:01:43Z

Hello.
You don't upload files using the XIMSS protocol, but using plain HTTP POST.
You can do AJAX post or use a form such as
<form action="/Session/<ximms_sessio n_id>/UPLOAD/<uploadID>"
method=POST enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input name="fileData" type="file">
</form>
You can then use the uploaded file using XIMSS by referencing the

CGPro cluster setup

2010-01-06T18:50:32Z

Hello,
We are considering setting up CGPro in cluster mode and would like to know
what are the best components needed for that setup.
We have a license of 100K users but only about 60% of the accounts would
have daily activities. Also we have three Ironports to filter out any spams
and virues before delivering the clean messages to the CGPro.

XIMSS Upload

2010-01-06T18:43:55Z

Hey Friends,
Anyone has a sample of uploading files with XIMSS?
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Cristian
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Re: DNS transaction timeout errors

2010-01-06T17:59:23Z

Timeout for DNS should be longer than 3 seconds in my opinion. I am
running 15 seconds. I think dig times out at 20 or so.
A little bit of congestion at OpenDNS or anywhere in the data/Internet
path between your server and them will more than span 3 seconds.
Lyle Giese
LCR Computer Services, Inc.
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DNS transaction timeout errors

2010-01-06T17:27:19Z

Seasons greetings to you all, I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas
about our problem; just recently we have started getting an in-ordinate
number of stalled mail due to DNS timeouts. By this I mean 2 out of 3
will stall in the queue and shows in the logs as below
00:16:18.00 3 SMTPI-42471(bvsig.cput.ac.za) failed to resolve HELO

Re: html newsletter software

2010-01-06T17:15:54Z

I am not sure it is quite the same, but I found an application called Mailings was pretty handy for this. Find it here [link]
You still need to create the HTML, but once you have this Mailings works OK.
More recently I've been using a regular HTML editor to create pages (I use Coda), and then encode them for sending using Safari / Mail - simply upload the page with your message to a suitable host, view the page in Safari, and then hit Apple-I (File / Mail Contents of this Page) to generate a message in Mail.app that contains the necessary HTML, in multipart MIME along with a plain-text equivalent. Then I send things out using the List manager in CGP.

AW: Pronto issues / Translation

2010-01-06T16:48:44Z

Hi Frédéric,
translation of Pronto and also other parts in 5.3 is not yet complete -
that includes also the date format.
This is work in progress, but I can't tell you much more right now.
Maybe Support can give you a short time solution for the date?
Regards
Ralf

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Re: Graphing individual usage

2010-01-06T16:24:19Z

These are available, and as far as I know, your only option:
[link]

Graphing individual usage

2010-01-06T15:04:37Z

I know I can graph overall usage via snmp/mrtg but is there a way to gather the data for individual users/domains? I'm mainly concerned with incoming/outgoing messages and possibly bytes sent/received.
Regards,
-Dana
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Re: RPOP giving up

2010-01-06T14:51:49Z

just a short note from another site:
this seems to be a 5.3.0 specific behaviour, regardless which
platform. we're currently on linux but tested on others too.
we have a lot of customers which used RPOP for the past years
without problems. just after upgrading to 5.3.0 we got more
and more complaints about stuck RPOP configurations.

Re: Probleme with Account Rule : "React With"

2010-01-06T14:11:51Z

While not stated in the docs, at least in that section, I believe the
account name would only be used in the case of an account-level rule. In
a server-wide rule, the mailer-daemon address is used. I tested this on
our server as an account-level rule and it set the From address as
documented.
However, even in the server-wide case, if you specify the From header in