ailman is running, but where
> does it pick it up ? Shouldn't it be just the domain name ?
What does "hostname" say?
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ions to take into account
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You can change MM to stop sending those "nuisance text attachments"
(sic) by changing the source, or using separate MIME processing, or
making the decision to switch off footers everywhere (you can do it).
Isn't this an FAQ?
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d mydomain.com is in $mydestination, then it
doesn't matter what the DNS says. Postfix will attempt local delivery.
So you really need $mydestination to only be a subdomain of $mydomain,
and then stop/start Postfix.
If this is not the problem, please enlighten me.
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aiting until the end
of the DATA command (thus saving bandwidth on dictionary attack attempts
to spam your users).
Not strictly related to Mailman, file under: Postfix setup with Mailman
using Fetchmail.
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antly say emerge
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name: value1, value2, ...
So you don't need to remove the colons at all. Indeed, the format is not
different at all. Unless, of course, Postfix has changed file format in
the last few months (Ralf, you still reading Postfix-Users? Has the
alias format changed?).
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complexity of Mailman, (digests, unsubscribes and
moderation + bounce processing to name the main ones off the top of my
head). You just need aliases to groups determined, most probably, by a
single LDAP query, see my comment about LDAP and Postfix for example.
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30-Jan-04 at 10:34, Lee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> thanks for that - I got the feeling my hosting support
> hadn't really thought it through!
They certainly didn't explain it to you properly did they?
:-)
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teache
; I'm assuming they need to be set to not receive any
> list mails at all, to avoid a mail loop and
> duplicates?
Nope... the 'dummy' address (alias) does not need to be a subscriber.
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25-Jan-04 at 22:21, Ed Wilts ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> On Sun, Jan 25, 2004 at 11:17:34PM -0500, Brian Haines wrote:
> > I am very interested in the topic of configuring Mailman to allow
> > subscribe/unsubscribe requests without a password. From the archives Simon
> > Wh
out where it starts and
finishes in the mailbox.
Then copy/paste it whole into the other mbox.
Like Jon said, dead easy.
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e been having a lot of db crashes recently so I have to
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or if called without argume
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others do, therefore they work.
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h PC Pine, Active PERL and a bit of
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g to CSV for import to a DB / Excel. I might get
around to putting that online sometime too if anybody would have a use
for it. We use it for processing bounces for automatic unsubscribes
here.
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drop-in replacements already exist, and
therefore the Mailman developers time is best spent improving core
functionality.
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this on your MTA by enforcing strict 7-bit headers
- have Mailman drop the high order bit to zero (in the headers or the
body) if MIME content is incorrectly encoded or not compliant for
whatever reason
The first option should be easy. The second requires a patch...
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07-Jan-04 at 02:11, Steve Wedig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> As a list admin, is there a way for me to subscribe someone through a PHP
> web application which doesn't require that person's confirmation?
>
http://mediadev.homelinux.net/mailman.html
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07-Jan-04 at 11:50, Jeff Donovan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> On Jan 7, 2004, at 11:28 AM, Simon White wrote:
> >07-Jan-04 at 11:19, Jeff Donovan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >>i want to be able to do this;
> >>mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---> smtp1.mydoma
maps (Postfix).
One domain name means one main MX machine which can then feed mail to
secondary machines given correct aliasing.
Using a separate subdomain for Mailman would probably be easier
([EMAIL PROTECTED])... then you set up the mail server on the
Mailman machine to receive mail for l
ted.
If you don't have access to the command line, I'm not sure this is
possible, perhaps others have solutions for you though, I don't know
Mailman inside and out...
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set, e.g.
above 128 in decimal code - foreign accents, certain punctuation
characters, etc... is there anything like that in your file or db?
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>From
However there should be a way to parse the lines a bit better. The From
lines usually contain a date (should be an RFC formatted date string,
don't remember which RFC) and so on.
Quick workaround : use an external archiver like MHonArc, which works
wonderfully for me, and handles st
ribing without confirmation, and unsubscribing without
confirmation too.
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ange the received hostname to the ServerName directive, esp. if there
are no virtual hosts in the config and there are several hostnames that
point to the box.
This usually ends up just redirecting to login and then all is OK, but
maybe not?
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t happening in bounces.
You may have been looking for a way to find out how many emails actually
went out - I gave you the log directory for that. You should have a log
directory, maybe it's hidden somewhere else; you could also check your
mail server logs.
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19-Dec-03 at 21:44, way2market.com ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> pls. describe
> "which is in the domain of your mail server software (MTA)"
> Where is {MTA} specified
Message Transfer Agent - Like Postfix, Sendmail, QMail, Exim, or
Exchange
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(MTA). It's
possible with Postfix but that's off topic for this list.
Ethically you should let all employees and all external contacts know
that an admin is receiving copies of their email. It's perhaps even
illegal unless people know about it in some countries.
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] on the list to see if it completes).
Don't know.
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http://openwebmail.luxmi.net/download/screenshots/composemsg_html.gif
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t is broken to add to my list. You can but
adopt the only solution, putting up a web page that explains why
people's email is not readable and linking it at the bottom of your
mailing list footer, for example.
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em
. Could anyone give me some help with this.
This isn't really enough information for us to help.
However, the magic 8 ball random possible response today is :
"Check that the list is not moderated - have you looked at pending admin
requests in the web interface?"
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Reply to the list!
16-Dec-03 at 09:00, Somik Raha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >From this log entry, it looks to me as if the account 'internal' on the
> > local machine is indeed receiving the email.
> > The aliases are not being included. Di
16-Dec-03 at 15:29, Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> I spoke a while ago about a script I had written to unsubscribe people
> from lists without a confirmation step.
Apparently attachments are stripped.
http://mediadev.homelinux.net/silent_unsubscribe.tar.gz
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or you in the first place.
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, is it correctly configured in master.cf? Also,
make sure the aliases file does not have the @p15135765.pureserver.info
at the end (I'm assuming Postfix added that when pipe failed, maybe
something else is missing).
Since this really seems to be a specific context, it is difficult to
hel
16-Dec-03 at 12:49, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >Setting permissions like that is rarely a good idea. 777 means readable,
> >writable, and executable. You only need something like 644 for aliases,
> >because you run newaliases as root any
cribe, I suppose your mail address is saved in a file... where
> is that file?
$prefix/lists/list-name/config.pck
or something like that (the filename has changed depending on which
mailman version you have.
However it's a binary file to get a list of members better to use
'list_memb
16-Dec-03 at 12:29, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >Is a file aliases.db generated? If the mail is delivered to the
> >catch-all account, then the aliases are not being read for sure;
> >the "newaliases" command will not help you if
Please respond to the list. Answers below...
16-Dec-03 at 12:16, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Simon White wrote:
> >16-Dec-03 at 11:37, Thomas Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >
> >>i still have some problems getting mailman to run.
> >>I
> the text archive with the e-mails!!!
That would be:
$prefix/archives/public
$prefix/archives/private
:) not too hard really
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s would be a good idea,
specifically those which speak about Postfix/Mailman integration.
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You can use the mbox style archive store to change the headers, by using
sed on the mbox and then regenerating archives.
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Bridgi
ions.
I wouldn't use Outlook if you paid me, but if you have to use it because
of corporate policy or masochistic tendancies, then you can tame it a
little bit to behave in an almost civil fashion.
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indeed receiving the email.
The aliases are not being included. Did you copy them to /etc/aliases
before you did newaliases? Have you checked to see if the message turns
up in /var/spool/mail/internal ?
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do indeed get bought for you. But if you ain't a pianist,
sometimes you got to get your wallet out.
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is possible; although you can search
for members etc with the web interface.
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tion as above.
Access to the private archives is via a cgi-bin script.
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he list? You have a number of
options on that screen that should already answer your question
("reject_these_nonmembers" "discard_these_nonmembers"
"generic_nonmember_action")
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11-Dec-03 at 08:16, Paulo R Kappke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> No Simon, the subject was stripped.
Hmmm... It was a guess - I have seen issues like that before. If it was
stripped entirely I'm not sure where you need to be looking, maybe
somebody else has a bit of an idea?
Regards,
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acters), a CRLF may be inserted before any WSP. For example,
the header field:
Subject: This is a test
can be represented as:
Subject: This
is a test
"
* 998 being a sort of absolute maximum understood by a majority of MTAs;
78 being a recommend
ed the crash lol)
So now I have a script that checks each day and makes me a backup of the
file, as well as doing MHonArc on my archive if it has changed.
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go crazy. I have a backup somewhere that's more recent though, I could
go get that, but I'm worried about check_db spewing that error about
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ilman 35467 Dec 5 23:57 pending.pck
-rw-r--r--1 root mailman 14110 Jun 26 11:27 sitelist.cfg
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t.com' )
> but the links omit the port in the URL.
I think you are supposed to put
add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST)
as you have already defined these above.
You may also have to run
bin/withlist -l -r fix_url listname
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y working on a server using PHP, a little
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2nd temp file and overwrite 1st temp file, to save
# counting upwards all the time; we could do this on one line and pipe
# to another pipe and so on... but separating isn't such a bad thing
sort -d /tmp/abc.wk2 | uniq > /tmp/abc.wk1
# now sync back to the list
$prefix/bin/sync_members -w=
ory is readable and executable by everyone.
For example, these shell commands will accomplish this:
% cd $prefix
% chgrp mailman .
% chmod a+rx,g+ws .
"
In your case, $prefix can be replaced by /usr/local/mailman, unless /usr
or /usr/local are mounted nosuid.
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he following:
#
# add_virtualhost(DEFAULT_URL_HOST, DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST)
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free; the program and source code is provided
under the GNU General Public License. See
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
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Bridging the ga
.
If I recall correctly it's quite a list of stuff!
If your install didn't already have developer tools and a compiler, it's
a lot more difficult than choosing the compiler at install time, which
will make sure you have everything you need.
Maybe there's a Mailman RPM you could use i
for Python)
TIP:
you could do this:
# rpm -qa | grep python
to find all python related RPMs installed. If
python-devel-2.2.1-17.i386.rpm isn't among them, then you need to
install it.
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04-Dec-03 at 09:18, Jon Carnes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 05:53, Simon White wrote:
> > 04-Dec-03 at 11:29, Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> > > >From error log:
> > >
> > > +-+-+
> > > File "/usr/loc
04-Dec-03 at 11:29, Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >From error log:
>
> +-+-+
> File "/usr/local/mailman/Mailman/Handlers/CookHeaders.py", line 262,
> in prefix_subject
> h.append(s, c)
> File "/usr/local/mailman/pythonlib/email/He
lman/Handlers/CookHeaders.py", line 262,
in prefix_subject
h.append(s, c)
File "/usr/local/mailman/pythonlib/email/Header.py", line 285, in
append
s = s.encode(outcodec, errors)
LookupError: unknown encoding
+-+-+
Why did this message not go out? Where else can I look for clu
mmand executes successfully.
Usernames should be A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and . _ with no other characters being
reliably passed in shell or by MTAs. That probably means list names
should be the same.
+ has a special meaning too, for VERP (variable envelope routing)
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ompile mailman with
--with-mail-gid=postdrop or something along those lines. I've not heard
of anyone just compiling both Postfix and Mailman with default options
and it working.
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, but you can always try here again,
especially if there are related Mailman questions to go with the next
post.
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and recompile Postfix to run as the group
nogroup, but I think that could break other stuff in the system that
depends on Postfix.
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you post the output from the following:
# postconf | grep alias
# postconf | grep local
and the path to your aliases file that Mailman generates (usually in the
data subdirectory)
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re done in the admin
interface for each list so you could work it all out quite easily if you
know your python, or can just generally read code well.
However, I don't think that the admin interface can be configured to do
what you want just like that. Maybe a more knowledgeable Mailman hacke
onfigure than sendmail. I
personally prefer Postfix, also Exim is good, and Qmail isn't all that
bad, if you like a little bit of a different take on things...
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e)
- A couple of bash scripts to take the files generated by the PHP
scripts and each night subscribe and unsubscribe those people in the
list and report by email success / failure
However the list creation part I always do manually.
Let me know if the rest is any use to you...
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> later', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 451, Error Number:
> 0x800CCC79
That's your server rejecting the message... not Mailman, but the MTA
(Exim? procmail?)
This looked similar to your problem, but I'm guessing here
http://www.exim.org/pipermail
be happy to send
it on to you, you would be able to alter it easily if you needed to
cover anything unusual about date formats and so on.
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Bridging
ents at the top...
Running the script as apache doesn't work because apache is not in the
mail group; if you chgrp to apache, is that in fact a group that
contains the user apache?
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n otherwise correct config
that you've thought was wrong...
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File "/var/mailman/Mailman/LockFile.py", line 424, in __write
> fp.close()
> IOError: [Errno 28] No space left on device
Looks like you've run out of disk space.
Check the /var partit
they can't
handle confirmations and all that in French with a bit of English here
and there, so I've made it simple ... but my shell script doesn't check
the exit status of add_members so I lost a few new member addresses to
the bitbucket... oh well, that'll teach me!
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> On Mon, 2003-10-27 at 16:12, Simon White wrote:
> > I had a system crash recently while a mailing was going out to a list
> > that has about 11,000 members.
> >
> > In the mailman/lists directory the list s
I committed a couple of sins in posting hastily.
27-Oct-03 at 22:12, Simon White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> I had to clean out a load of rubbish in the qfiles to stop mailmanctl
> barfing a load of errors (Bad Marshal Data) ... sadly I don't have
> access to the full errors a
don't have
access to the full errors any more.
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the docs and experiment to answer all those you have answered so far.
Mailing lists are *not* a substitute for reading the docs.
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19-Feb-03 at 20:40, Vivek Khera ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> >>>>> "SW" == Simon White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> SW> Don't know if this helps, but Hotmail checks headers, and if the hotmail
> SW> address isn't on the To: or CC:
if this helps, but Hotmail checks headers, and if the hotmail
address isn't on the To: or CC: line, it goes to the Trash folder.
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any Win2kPro licences,
> and were told that they were taken off the shelf by M$ a few months back.
Well the firewall doesn't care about internal traffic. You can block
ports 137 and 139 and mostly, Windows networking is taken care of.
Reply privately, perhaps, to continue the debate.
-
purchase licences and support for.
Why not? Are you telling me that a Linux firewall in front of a load of
XP machines is impossible, or breaks some licencing agreement, or
something?
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When the bosses talk about improv
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Sorry, I am behind the times then :)
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[Linux user #170823 http://counter.li.
7;s no easy solution.
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[Linux user #170823 http://counter.li.org. Home cook
from.
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/biplog/archive/000382.html
There are loads of articles like this, try:
http://slashdot.org/search.pl?topic=109
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UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you
would stab a guess that Windows would work. Since the product is free,
the market doesn't really matter.
Getting an MTA to talk with Win32 might be harder, but apparently Exim
and maybe Postfix will work under cygwin.
Python already exists for Win32.
I don't see your point though.
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rest to.
Very old hardware running Linux would give you as good a performance
(probably) as some new Windows98 box.
Cygwin will probably run Mailman, that might run in Win98, but again,
I'd put up a Pentium 133MHz with just Linux instead of losing a lot of
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http://internetconnection.net/support/tech-regularexp.shtml
is what Google just pulled up for me.
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be alias
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If you don't like what is going on in Palestine, or are curious, look:
http://www.inminds.com/boycott-israel.html
I am n
n those re-sync back to SQL scripts anyways, I
have to adapt what was posted to the like by the other person (just lost
his name off my screen - Jon Carnes?) and get back to you.
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Programming today is a race between s
ailmanctl is running... if
it isn't, then you must start it for things to start being delivered...
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Warsaw's Fourth Law: The Law of Pinball Machine Instructions. It
doesn't matter a wit if the instruction
exist).
Oh... also, I just noticed Barry is a bassist. Cool bass, dude.
I had some mp3 of my band for download once but I lost them... mp3.com
seems to cancel accounts if you don't use them, and now another band
with the same name as my old band has got onto mp3.com instead. Oh well.
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hing else (even a webmail app). The
best argument is simple - you will get 95% less viruses JUST by changing
your mail application.
Regards,
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|-Simon White, Internet Services Manager, Certified Check Point CCSA.
|-MTDS Internet, Security, Anti-Virus, Linux and Hosting Solutions.
|-MTD
which is usually
calculated based on the Message ID of the mail to which you are
replying.
Regards,
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|-Simon White, Internet Services Manager, Certified Check Point CCSA.
|-MTDS Internet, Security, Anti-Virus, Linux and Hosting Solutions.
|-MTDS 14, rue du 16 novembre, Agdal, Rabat, Morocc
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