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        <title>Management Scripting</title>
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        <description>Management Scripting

In VPOP3 Enterprise, from version 6.17 there is the facility to run Lua scripts manually or according to a schedule. These scripts can do things like access mail folders &amp; messages and perform some maintenance on them.

Creating a new script</description>
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        <title>Reset Message Folder Counts</title>
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        <description>Reset Message Folder Counts

In extremely rare cases, the mail folder message counts in the database may get out of step with the actual stored messages. There are database triggers which will keep the counts in sync during normal operation, but if you have to manipulate the database directly (eg to recover from a corrupted database) it is possible that they will get out of step.</description>
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        <description>Running database updates within a transaction

This is a trick which database experts use, because they have learned (often the hard way) that a simple mistype can trash a database...

Before running any database query which can alter the database (UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT, DROP, CREATE, ALTER) begin a database transaction using the</description>
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        <title>Database query to alter LAN Forwarding rules for one server to go to another</title>
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If a LAN forwarding destination server fails, you may wish to change the queued messages to go to the new server. (Note that, if planning ahead, it may be easier to use DNS</description>
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If a LAN forwarding destination server fails, you may wish to change the LAN forwarding rules to point to the new server. (Note that, if planning ahead, it may be easier to use</description>
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        <description>Message Archive -&gt; General

Settings -&gt; Message Archive -&gt; General Tab

Archive Messages

If the Archive Messages box is checked, then VPOP3 will archive incoming and outgoing messages.

Main Archive Store Directory

You can set the message archive store to any directory accessible by the VPOP3 service. Enter the path in the</description>
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        <description>Database -&gt; Backups Tab

The Backups tab lets you specify how VPOP3 will make its daily backup of its database.

We strongly recommend that you backup the database regularly in case of disk problems or file corruption. You can use the VPOP3 backup feature, or manually backup the PostgreSQL database using the pg_dump command, or use another program to backup the PostgreSQL database if you wish. Note that a simple disk copy will</description>
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        <description>Database -&gt; Restore Tab

This tab is only in VPOP3 Enterprise (v5 and later), and is for performing a partial (mailbox/mail folder) restore of the database. To do a full restore of the database, or for VPOP3 Basic/Standard, see the “Restore a Backup of VPOP3” topic

Using the</description>
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        <description>Settings -&gt; Local Mail -&gt; General

The Local Mail -&gt; General page allows you to configure a few simple, but fundamentally important settings.

Default Domain

In the majority† of cases, this is the domain name that VPOP3 will use when sending automated messages; for instance, users may receive a message from</description>
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If VPOP3 cannot send messages using LAN Forwarding it will queue the message and retry periodically. Usually there is no need to do anything special if there was a problem with the onward mail server which has now been fixed, VPOP3 should soon retry the messages automatically (based on the value of the</description>
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Note that this functionality is only available in VPOP3 Enterprise

VPOP3 Enterprise can run Lua script periodically to do custom background tasks. It can run a function every minute, 5 minutes, hourly or daily.

The Lua script is stored in a file called</description>
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        <description>Scheduling Management Scripts

VPOP3 runs a script called scheduler.lua in the background, it will periodically call functions in this script at approximately 1 minute, 5 minute, 1 hour and 1 day intervals. These times are only approximate so should not be relied upon for timing.</description>
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        <title>SMTP Service -&gt; Advanced Tab</title>
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        <description>SMTP Service -&gt; Advanced Tab

Services -&gt; SMTP Server -&gt; Advanced Tab

Refuse SMTP Connections from

This setting should be rarely needed, and should be normally left blank. It is here for historic purposes.

If you put some text in this box, then VPOP3 will refuse any SMTP connections from clients whose &#039;HELO&#039;/&#039;EHLO&#039; command data contains the text specified here as a substring. Eg, if this setting is set to &#039;.myisp.com&#039;, then VPOP3 would refuse SMTP connections from any client which sends the c…</description>
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        <title>Spam Filter Rules: StartDNS</title>
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        <description>Spam Filter Rules: StartDNS
Statement  StartDNS Version  2.2.1+ Purpose  Begins an asynchronous DNS lookup in advance of the result being required in a subsequent DNS statement 
The StartDNS statement requires a type and hostname, in the format
StartDNS &lt;type&gt; &lt;hostname&gt;</description>
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        <title>Spam Filter Rules: StartDNSBL</title>
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        <description>Spam Filter Rules: StartDNSBL
Statement  StartDNSBL Version  2.2.1+ Purpose  Begins an asynchronous DNS blacklist lookup in advance of the result being required in a subsequent DNSBL statement 
The StartDNSBL statement requires a hostname and DNSBL zone, in the format</description>
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        <title>Spam Filter Rules: StartSURBL</title>
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        <description>Spam Filter Rules: StartSURBL
Statement  StartSURBL Version  2.2.1+ Purpose  Begins an asynchronous SURBL lookup in advance of the result being required in a subsequent SURBL statement 
The StartSURBL statement requires a hostname and SURBL zone, in the format</description>
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        <title>Spam Filter Rules: Variables</title>
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        <description>Spam Filter Rules: Variables

The VPOP3 spam filter script language supports simple variables. In most places these are specified as ${&lt;variable name&gt;}, but in some places they are just specified as &lt;variable name&gt; - for instance where a statement always puts its result into a variable.</description>
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        <title>Status</title>
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        <description>Status

The VPOP3 Status screen has two tabs

	*  Server Status
	*  Sessions

Server Status

The Server Status tab is essentially a copy of the VPOP3 Status Monitor information.

	*  Connection Status - this shows the &#039;online&#039; status of VPOP3. If it says idle, it does not mean VPOP3 is not working, or not doing anything, it just means that it is not currently sending or collecting mail from the Internet.</description>
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