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Old thread; but for info - paid installs can be done by the company that I work for; see www.fsl.com for details.
2009-10-27 09:16:50 UTC by smfreegard
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Have you tried here?
[link text][1]
[1]: http://www.configserver.com/.
2009-10-27 08:17:10 UTC by rjbsec
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I find Mailscanner with Mailwatch a useful addition to my server but I am irritated by Mailwatch's seeming inability to follow my marking of some emails as 'Spam'.
Mailwatch > Reports > Operations gives me the opportunity to mark emails as 'Spam', 'Ham' or 'Forget'.
I frequently click on the 'Spam' marker but I keep getting the same emails time and time again - is there anything I can do...
2009-10-26 17:09:00 UTC by rjbsec
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It worked for me!
To get mailwatch to work with php5, I had to use xmlrpc version 2.2.
Specifically, I:
* Downloaded xmlrpc-2.2.tar.gz - get it from
http://phpxmlrpc.sourceforge.net/
* Extracted it to your mailwatch folder (ex - /var/www/mailscanner)
* Change the xmlrpc link - should now point to xmlrpc-2.2/lib
* Modify functions.php to wrap the new xmlrpc decode function by...
2009-10-23 11:34:52 UTC by tricolorpoa
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The output is the same on any server..
2009-10-22 15:33:27 UTC by tricolorpoa
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What about the other server?.
2009-10-22 14:52:37 UTC by smfreegard
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Hi!
php5-xmlrpc are not installed!
# dpkg --get-selections | grep xml
libxml2 install
libxml2-dev install
And the php5 don't have this module:
# php -m | grep xml
xml
xmlreader
xmlwriter.
2009-10-22 13:52:47 UTC by tricolorpoa
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Un-install or disable the php-xmlrpc extension; it will conflict with the version supplied with MailWatch.
2009-10-22 13:28:29 UTC by smfreegard
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I have the same problem.
MX1 is the DB Server and is where the mailwatch are intalled.
I do the trick above:
If you edit the viewmail.php. Uncomment these two lines.
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$client = new xmlrpc_client(constant('RPC_RELATIVE_PATH').'/rpcserver.php',$row->hostname,80);
$rsp = $client->send($msg);
Below the $client = new ... line, insert...
2009-10-22 12:48:08 UTC by tricolorpoa
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Has anyone configured a seperate MailScanner/MailWatch as a permanent Mail store and used the features of MailWatch to allow for retrieval and viewing of historical e-mail data? I'm looking at this problem and wanted to know peoples opinion as to if this was possible/sensible? The store would more than likely hold 5 years+ of data running to TB's of data split into month size databases. Any help...
2009-09-22 07:55:56 UTC by mrbroons
