When I transfer files with WinSCP, I only see them while they are being transferred. Once the files are uploaded/downloaded the queue becomes empty and no "history" is available. Am I missing something? Is there a plugin to see successful transfers?
You can configure how long the completed transfers display using the option Display completed transfer in queue.
In the menu
Options => Preferences.. => Logging
you can enable logging. That should give you the history of all the files you transfer.
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What is the difference between account hooks and folder hooks in Mutt? If I understand Mutt correctly, it can only have one IMAP connection open at a time. So why can't I just let an account hook to set up everything?
What needs to be set in account hooks and what should be left for folder hooks and why?
As explained in the section Managing Multiple Accounts of the mutt HTML manual, the difference between folder-hook and account-hook lies in the fact that folder-hook is triggered when a folder is opened whereas account-hook is triggered whenever mutt tries to connect to the remote server of a mailbox, this happens both when you open a folder but also when you browse the list of your mailboxes (i.e. folders).
I have a little problem with the logs stored in Splunk. As PCI-DSS enforces, servers, DB's and logs should be scanned quarterly in case of any card data and if found, the files should be destroyed. After our scan with cardrecon we found some PAN stored in log files on server and deleted the files. But Splunk also stores the logs of this server and according to PCI-DSS, logs stored on Splunk etc. can not be edited or deleted. Could you please give me an idea what to do with these logs, or if this situation is non-compliant with PCI-DSS. (By the way the card data includes only the PAN.)
Thanks
In Requirement 10.5.3 it says
Promptly back up audit trail files to a centralized log server or
media that is difficult to alter.
"Difficult" is not the same as "impossible". ;-)
In other words: you may alter the logs (e.g. mask the PAN) if you are authorized to do it. Of course it is better to check with you auditor before doing something like that.
And ensure that this (logging of PAN) will not happen again, e.g. by using
the re write-function of syslog-ng or anything like that.
Okay maybe iam getting blind or overlooking something.
Since you can set a size limit on the attachments in the Inotes client i thought you could do this for the Notes client as well.
Going through the server settings, policies and so on i came to the conclusion that it is not possible other than adding lotusscript to the querysave of the memo, appointment, (more) forms.
And iam not really a fan of that, it is a domino template, not a custom one. And i foresee some issues. Not that i can think of one right now.
And making a mail rule won't do either.
I could put the code in the onchange or validation event of the rich text elements. Again its the mail template.
So the big question is.....
Is there some way to do this with a policy or any other way than tampering with the mail template.
thx
--->The answer of ken made me realize my question was not complete.
to catch all the big mails we are planning to use the filesendr app an addon you can find them on openntf.
In our test env. it works like a charm. But people can still send large attachments, filesendr will kick in but in the senders his mailfile the memo with attachment will be stored, or in DAOS when installed.
We want to limit the size of the attachments allowed, without hacking the template.
If you insist on doing this on the client-side, you have two choices: modify the template, or write a plug-in that uses the C API Extension Manager feature to intercept NSFNoteUpdate operations and inspect the size of attachments.
You cannot set a limit on the size of an attachment that gets added to a Notes email or document. A user can attach a file of any size to a document, including an email document. Perhaps using database quotas could limit that to a degree, but that's not the granularity you're looking for.
However, at the server you can set a limit on the maximum message size, and the Notes Router will fail a message if it is above that size (i.e. send a non-delivery report). Follow these steps to find the setting:
Go to the Domino Directory on the server,
Click Configuration > Servers > Configurations.
Select the configuration doc for your server.
Click Router/SMTP > Restrictions and Controls > Restrictions
Set the Maximum message size field to some value, say 10,000KBs
That will prevent any message larger than 10MBs from going through the router.
I would like to setup fetchmail or getmail to pull email from Gmail. I would prefer it to be IMAP but I can live with POP as well. The issue I'm running into is that all these seem to want you to specify the exact list of folders you want checked (this is cleaner in IMAP than POP).
This is a hassle since I frequently change my list of folders and when I do, I don't want to have to change my configuration file to add/remove folders. When something changes, I automatically want a mbox or a maildir directory to 'show up' with the contents of my new folder. I would also prefer the mbox to have the same name as the folder on the server
The closest thing I could find was the -r option in fetchmail but that doesn't seem to do this either. I'm sure I must be missing something since every email client is able to do this and I'm hoping that that functionality lives inside the MRA and not in the MUA.
Update: I'd like to move this thread to Serverfault and I'm ok with voting to close this and migrate. Unfortunately, I dont have the rep to do it myself yet
With getmail you can use the following line in your configuration to get all your mail :
mailboxes = ("[Google Mail]/All Mail",)
With IMAP you can list the folders on the server, that way email clients can do whatever they need. In getmail it depends on how the email retrievers are written. If this configuration does not work, you can check the IMAP retriever code and write a specific one that suits your needs ;-)
my 2 cents
PS: I have no getmail installation to check if that do the trick ...
You could look into imapsync. It is designed to recursively sync up IMAP accounts. You will need an IMAP account for the destination. I have not tested it with gmail but if gmail is a well behaved IMAP server it should work.
I am using Cruise control.NET and I just want to know if we can specify a
link which directly leads us to the log files in the webdash- baord
instead of the user clicking and navigating a long way in order to see
the log files.
So if anyone can share any idea where just a click on the link
specified in the mail could lead the user to check the log files
directly.
Please get back to me if the doubt mentioned is unclear.
Thanks and regards
Maddy
I see what you're saying about the link. Have you thought about just emailing the log files to them?
In your email publisher you can add log files and attachments to the email sent out. You could attach the proper log file and save them the navigation if they need to look at it.
<xslFiles>
<file>xsl\header.xsl</file>
<file>xsl\compile.xsl</file>
<file>xsl\unittests.xsl</file>
<file>xsl\modifications.xsl</file>
</xslFiles>
<attachments>
<file>C:\Data\AFile.txt</file>
<file>Relative.txt</file>
</attachments>
Also, another solution would be to try sending the full report. This defaults to false in the email publisher. This might possibly send the exact information you were trying to see by looking at the log files.
<includeDetails>true</includeDetails>
For more information on the Email Publisher, go here