Recent content by DavidMerrill

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    Spamassassin - CVE-2020-1946

    Yes (hence the thank-you!), I shoud've mentioned that, glad to have the update! This kind of supply-chain vulnerability gives me the chills...
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    Spamassassin - CVE-2020-1946

    Anyone catch wind of this yet? https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2020-1946 https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-1946 Thanks for getting the 6.4 update out!
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    Year 2021 missing under "Statistics"

    This happened to me as well, refreshing the page (presumably refreshed the browser's cache?) resolved it.
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    Quarantine not (really) empty

    Understood, thanks for the follow-up. Lastly (& please, take this kindly - I'm sure Proxmox folks have plenty to do), the Roadmap on the wiki is blank. I was hoping to find content related to where you hope to go as Proxmox develops or what current proxmox developments/projects...
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    Quarantine not (really) empty

    OK great, thanks! Is there a public version of the TODO list (hate to press for things that are already in the works)?
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    Quarantine not (really) empty

    I think for us we found this confusing because we've been asked to run the "daily" quarantine report (which reports on things quarantined "today") several times a day (and I'm now thinking that the designers intention was for deployments NOT to do this and rather depend on recipient...
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    Restrict user to viewing outbound mail logs for own domains

    Sorry, NM, found it here: - https://pmg.proxmox.com/wiki/index.php/Roadmap although it's blank, is it found elsewhere?
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    Restrict user to viewing outbound mail logs for own domains

    Thanks for confirming! Is it part of a roadmap (is there a roadmap for where PMG sees itself going)?
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    Quarantine not (really) empty

    I was surprised to learn this (that actions in the users quarantine DON'T affect what's on the disk). It's been a couple years, Is this still how things work with quarantined spam?
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    Configure the max size of an email

    Got it, /var/log/mail.log has lines like this: 552 5.3.4 Message size exceeds fixed limit
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    Configure the max size of an email

    I've been trolling the logs, would I find a record of a rejection based on size in /var/log/mail.log?
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    Restrict user to viewing outbound mail logs for own domains

    Can anyone confirm if this is still the case? We'd love to get some of our clients access to the UI but want to lock them down to their domain(s).
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    LDAP and alias domains

    PiotrM, did you ever sort out how to address deliveries related to domain aliases?