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Re: [X-itools-users] Postfix logs to ELSE

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Hello,

That's a good question.

Basically, I would say you would have to configure the syslog of your 
Ubuntu server to send *.mail logs to the rsyslog server of the ELSE Demo 
VM. That means, of course, configure your Postfix server the way it 
should be to send more logs than it sends by default, configure the 
header_checks, configure long QID format... I hope your Postsfix daemon 
is at least >= 2.10.

That means configure the ELSE Demo VM, at iptables level, to open the 
corresponding UDP or TCP port, depending of how you will send your logs 
to it.

And check if the Rsyslog server of the Demo VM is configured to accept 
logs from remote servers, which I don't remember (it's been so long time 
ago!).

Don't hesitate to ask me if you need, usually, users ask me to come on 
their server via SSH to configure everything because I still lack time 
to write the Administration document so they don't really know how to do 
it and it's not so easy.

Regards,

Nicolas



Le 23.05.2018 à 14:22, eustun--- via X-itools-users a écrit :
>
> Hello there,
>
> We have already working Postifx server on Ubuntu v16.  I donwload the 
> ELSE Demo VM and I want to use this demo vm just for log analyze and 
> reporting.
>
> How can I send my Postfix logs from my server to the ELSE demo VM for 
> analyze and report.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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[X-itools-users] Postfix logs to ELSE

[<eu...@up...>]

Hello there,

We have already working Postifx server on Ubuntu v16.  I donwload the ELSE Demo VM and I want to use this demo vm just for log analyze and reporting.
How can I send my Postfix logs from my server to the ELSE demo VM for analyze and report.

Thanks in advance.

[X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Schmitt J. <j.s...@gr...>]

Hey Nicolas,


i wrote an email to your private mail account.


Best Regards,
Jonas

Re: [X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

  Hello Jonas,

Can you provide me your HTTPD error log file as well as your PostgreSQL log
file (in the pg_log directory)?
I would also need a complete dump of your ELSE database.

I can also propose you to provide me an SSH access to investigate directly
on your ELSE server for a better efficiency, but only if you don't mind of
course.

Best regards,
Nicolas

Schmitt Jonas <j.s...@gr...> a écrit :

> Hey Nicolas,
>    
>   thanks for your feedback.
>    
>   Here is my Apache Config.
>   I copied it from your installation tutorial.
>    
>   #:/etc/apache2/conf-available/else.conf
>   ------------------------------ Apache 2.4
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>    
>   Alias /ELSE /var/www/html/ELSE
>    
>       DBDriver pgsql
>     DBDParams "host=127.0.0.1 port=5432 dbname=maillog user=maillog
> password=maillog"
>     DBDMin 4
>     DBDKeep 8
>     DBDMax 20
>     DBDExptime 300
>     <Directory /var/www/html/ELSE>
>     Options +FollowSymLinks
>     AllowOverride All
>     Require all granted
>    
>           AuthName "ELSE"
>         AuthType Digest
>         AuthDigestProvider socache dbd
>         AuthnCacheProvideFor dbd
>         AuthnCacheContext my-server
>         require valid-user
>         AuthDBDUserRealmQuery "select apr1md5 from users where
> (login=%s) and (disabled=false) and (deleted=false)"
>     </Directory>
>  
>   But I don't know if everything is right.
>   I haven't a logfile or an other reference point where I can find my
> fault.
>    
>   In Apache 2.4 you need the authn_dbd module instead of mod_auth_pgsql
> I think.
>    
>   Best Regards
>   Jonas
-- 
Nicolas HAHN
X-Itools project manager

[X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Schmitt J. <j.s...@gr...>]

Hey Nicolas,


thanks for your feedback.


Here is my Apache Config.
I copied it from your installation tutorial.


#:/etc/apache2/conf-available/else.conf
------------------------------ Apache 2.4 ----------------------------------------------------------


Alias /ELSE /var/www/html/ELSE


    DBDriver pgsql
    DBDParams "host=127.0.0.1 port=5432 dbname=maillog user=maillog password=maillog"
    DBDMin 4
    DBDKeep 8
    DBDMax 20
    DBDExptime 300
    <Directory /var/www/html/ELSE>
    Options +FollowSymLinks
    AllowOverride All
    Require all granted


        AuthName "ELSE"
        AuthType Digest
        AuthDigestProvider socache dbd
        AuthnCacheProvideFor dbd
        AuthnCacheContext my-server
        require valid-user
        AuthDBDUserRealmQuery "select apr1md5 from users where (login=%s) and (disabled=false) and (deleted=false)"
    </Directory>


But I don't know if everything is right.
I haven't a logfile or an other reference point where I can find my fault.


In Apache 2.4 you need the authn_dbd module instead of mod_auth_pgsql I think.


Best Regards
Jonas

Re: [X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Hello Jonas,

Finally I've some minutes now to try to help you.

So, at first, would you please tell me if your Apache web server is
configured to authenticate the ELSE users on the PostgreSQL database?
Because this is the way the ELSE runs: it needs the Apache server to
manage the authentication to the ELSE PostgreSQL database.

For instance, in my DEV environment, where I've Apache 2.2 on a CentOS 6
GNU/Linux distribution, I've the configuration directives below in my
Apache virtual host dedicated to the ELSE (for this to work with my
Apache 2.2, I've also mod_auth_pgsql-2.0.3-10.1.el6.x86_64 RPM installed):

<Directory /var/www>
    AuthName "XItools Mail Manager"
    AuthType basic

    Auth_PG_host /YOUR_PGSQL_IP_ADDR/
    Auth_PG_port /YOUR_PGSQL_PORT/
    Auth_PG_database /YOUR_ELSE_PGSQL_DB_NAME/
    Auth_PG_user /YOUR_PGSQL_USER_FOR_ELSE_DB/
    Auth_PG_pwd /PGSQL_USER_FOR_ELSE_DB//_PASSWORD/
    Auth_PG_pwd_table users
    Auth_PG_uid_field login
    Auth_PG_pwd_field passwd
    Auth_PG_hash_type MD5
    Auth_PG_pwd_whereclause " and (disabled=false) and (deleted=false) "

    require valid-user
</Directory>

Of course, because you use Apache 2.4, you might have to adapt the
configuration directives above which may not be the same as for Apache 2.2.

This is the first thing to check in your configuration for the ELSE to
work. Please tell me if you have this kind of configuration in your ELSE
setup and we'll continue to investigate together if needed.

Best regards,
Nicolas



Le 06/07/2016 à 15:43, Schmitt Jonas a écrit :
> Postgres Version: 9.4.8
> x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19
> debian 8.5
> Apache 2.4
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Re: [X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Hello Jonas,

I'll provide an answer to your issue as soon as I'll get a little bit of
time, I hope this week-end.
So i ask you a little bit of patience as I'm currently overloaded.

I come back to you as soon as possible.

Regards,
Nicolas.



Le 06/07/2016 à 15:47, Schmitt Jonas a écrit :
> Postgres Version: 9.4.8
> x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19
> debian 8.5
> Apache 2.4
>
>
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> everyone, including kids. Get more information and register today.
> http://sdm.link/attshape
>
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[X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Schmitt J. <j.s...@gr...>]

Postgres Version: 9.4.8
x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19
debian 8.5
Apache 2.4

[X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Schmitt J. <j.s...@gr...>]

Postgres Version: 9.4.8
x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19
debian 8.5
Apache 2.4

[X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Schmitt J. <j.s...@gr...>]

Postgres Version: 9.4.8
x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19
debian 8.5
Apache 2.4

[X-itools-users] Login Problem

[Schmitt J. <j.s...@gr...>]

Hey ELSE user.
After installation i got an error Message in my browser:
Unexisting or Disabled User Account: please contact your administrator.




Does anybody know what to do?


Best Regards,
Jonas

Re: [X-itools-users] Problem importing the DB

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

OK I see :-)

You need PostgreSQL version 9.2.x minimum as states in the INSTALL file:

 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> INSTALL file extract:

CREATION OF THE DATABASE
------------------------

In 2004, when the E-mail log parser tool was created, PostgreSQL version 7.x was used. Today,
in 2014, the required PostgreSQL version is 9.2.x minimum.

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

I would recommend PostgreSQL version 9.4 that you can download from 
http://www.postgresql.org.
X-Itools ELSE is not working with a version of PostgreSQL below 9.

If you provide me your version of Operating System (Redhat?), maybe I 
can help you to find the right pointer on PostgreSQL packages to 
download on PostgreSQL web site.

Regards,
Nicolas


Le 05/10/2015 15:48, kandy kandy a écrit :
> Thank you for the reply
> I am using
> postgresql-server-8.4.20-3.el6_6.x86_64
> postgresql-8.4.20-3.el6_6.x86_64
>
> I have downloaded  x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19
>
> The command that I gave is this
>
> psql -e --host=localhost --user=maillog --password maillog < 
> XItool_MailManager_SQLproc
>
> This is only a partial error
>
> NOTICE:  function 
> timestamp_modulo(pg_catalog.timestamp,pg_catalog.int4) does not exist, 
> skipping
> NOTICE:  function 
> timestamp_modulo(pg_catalog.timestamptz,pg_catalog.int4) does not 
> exist, skipping
> ERROR:  column "v_date" does not exist
> LINE 1: ...t cast(to_timestamp(cast(trunc(extract(epoch from V_date)/V_...
>                                                              ^
> ERROR:  syntax error at or near "$1"
> LINE 1: ...utovacuum, cast(pg_class.reltuples as bigint) AS  $1 , cast(...
>                                                              ^
> QUERY:   SELECT psut.schemaname, psut.relname, psut.last_vacuum, 
> psut.last_autovacuum, cast(pg_class.reltuples as bigint) AS  $1 , 
> cast(psut.n_dead_tup as bigint) AS  $2 , 
> cast(CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_threshold') AS bigint) + 
> (CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor') AS numeric) * 
> pg_class.reltuples) as bigint) AS  $3 , CASE WHEN 
> CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_threshold') AS bigint) + 
> (CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor') AS numeric) * 
> pg_class.reltuples) < psut.n_dead_tup THEN '*' ELSE '' END AS  $4  
> FROM pg_stat_user_tables psut JOIN pg_class on psut.relid = 
> pg_class.oid ORDER BY psut.relname
> CONTEXT:  SQL statement in PL/PgSQL function "vacuum_stats" near line 20
> NOTICE:  function maillogparser(pg_catalog.varchar) does not exist, 
> skipping
> ERROR:  trigger "trigger1" for relation "systemevents" already exists
> NOTICE:  function 
> maillogparsery(pg_catalog.varchar,pg_catalog.varchar) does not exist, 
> skipping
> ERROR:  relation "rawlogs" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "header" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "attachments" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "es_send_receive" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "es_ews" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "es_msgtrack" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "es_rca" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "iis_advanced" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "billing_stats" does not exist
> ERROR:  trigger "cleanup_trigger" for relation "cleanup" already exists
> ERROR:  trigger "cleanup_head_trigger" for relation "cleanup_head" 
> already exists
> ERROR:  relation "qmgr_uniqinfos" does not exist
> ERROR:  trigger "qmgr_trigger" for relation "qmgr" already exists
> ERROR:  relation "qmgr_attempts" does not exist
> ERROR:  trigger "smtpd_trigger" for relation "smtpd" already exists
> ERROR:  trigger "smtp_trigger" for relation "smtp" already exists
> ERROR:  relation "noqueue" does not exist
> ERROR:  trigger "bounce_trigger" for relation "bounce" already exists
> ERROR:  relation "postscreen" does not exist
> ERROR:  relation "spf_logs" does not exist
> NOTICE:  function checkqid(pg_catalog.varchar,pg_catalog.varchar) does 
> not exist, skipping
> ERROR:  column "v_serverid" does not exist
> LINE 1: ...int) AS 'select qid_id from qids where (server_id=V_serverId...
>
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 9:04 AM, Nicolas HAHN <ha...@x-... 
> <mailto:ha...@x-...>> wrote:
>
>     Hello,
>
>     I would be happy to help you.
>
>     For this, I would need you provide me the complete output of the
>     ERROR log, as well as the command you type to import your database
>     and your PostgreSQL version, to start with.
>     If you can also tell me what software and software version you're
>     using (X-Itools? X-Itools ELSE?)
>
>     Waiting for your answer.
>
>     Regards,
>     Nicolas
>
>
>
>     Le 05/10/2015 14:17, kandy kandy a écrit :
>>     Hi
>>     I have errors importing the DB
>>
>>     ERROR:  column "v_date" does not exist
>>     LINE 1: ...t cast(to_timestamp(cast(trunc(extract(epoch from
>>     V_date)/V_...
>>
>>     This is from the first proceudre.
>>
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Re: [X-itools-users] Problem importing the DB

[kandy k. <ka...@gm...>]

Thank you for the reply
I am using
postgresql-server-8.4.20-3.el6_6.x86_64
postgresql-8.4.20-3.el6_6.x86_64

I have downloaded  x-itools_ELSE_0.9.19

The command that I gave is this

psql -e --host=localhost --user=maillog --password maillog <
XItool_MailManager_SQLproc

This is only a partial error

NOTICE:  function timestamp_modulo(pg_catalog.timestamp,pg_catalog.int4)
does not exist, skipping
NOTICE:  function timestamp_modulo(pg_catalog.timestamptz,pg_catalog.int4)
does not exist, skipping
ERROR:  column "v_date" does not exist
LINE 1: ...t cast(to_timestamp(cast(trunc(extract(epoch from V_date)/V_...
                                                             ^
ERROR:  syntax error at or near "$1"
LINE 1: ...utovacuum, cast(pg_class.reltuples as bigint) AS  $1 , cast(...
                                                             ^
QUERY:   SELECT psut.schemaname, psut.relname, psut.last_vacuum,
psut.last_autovacuum, cast(pg_class.reltuples as bigint) AS  $1 ,
cast(psut.n_dead_tup as bigint) AS  $2 ,
cast(CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_threshold') AS bigint) +
(CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor') AS numeric) *
pg_class.reltuples) as bigint) AS  $3 , CASE WHEN
CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_threshold') AS bigint) +
(CAST(current_setting('autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor') AS numeric) *
pg_class.reltuples) < psut.n_dead_tup THEN '*' ELSE '' END AS  $4  FROM
pg_stat_user_tables psut JOIN pg_class on psut.relid = pg_class.oid ORDER
BY psut.relname
CONTEXT:  SQL statement in PL/PgSQL function "vacuum_stats" near line 20
NOTICE:  function maillogparser(pg_catalog.varchar) does not exist, skipping
ERROR:  trigger "trigger1" for relation "systemevents" already exists
NOTICE:  function maillogparsery(pg_catalog.varchar,pg_catalog.varchar)
does not exist, skipping
ERROR:  relation "rawlogs" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "header" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "attachments" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "es_send_receive" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "es_ews" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "es_msgtrack" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "es_rca" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "iis_advanced" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "billing_stats" does not exist
ERROR:  trigger "cleanup_trigger" for relation "cleanup" already exists
ERROR:  trigger "cleanup_head_trigger" for relation "cleanup_head" already
exists
ERROR:  relation "qmgr_uniqinfos" does not exist
ERROR:  trigger "qmgr_trigger" for relation "qmgr" already exists
ERROR:  relation "qmgr_attempts" does not exist
ERROR:  trigger "smtpd_trigger" for relation "smtpd" already exists
ERROR:  trigger "smtp_trigger" for relation "smtp" already exists
ERROR:  relation "noqueue" does not exist
ERROR:  trigger "bounce_trigger" for relation "bounce" already exists
ERROR:  relation "postscreen" does not exist
ERROR:  relation "spf_logs" does not exist
NOTICE:  function checkqid(pg_catalog.varchar,pg_catalog.varchar) does not
exist, skipping
ERROR:  column "v_serverid" does not exist
LINE 1: ...int) AS 'select qid_id from qids where (server_id=V_serverId...



On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 9:04 AM, Nicolas HAHN <ha...@x-...> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I would be happy to help you.
>
> For this, I would need you provide me the complete output of the ERROR
> log, as well as the command you type to import your database and your
> PostgreSQL version, to start with.
> If you can also tell me what software and software version you're using
> (X-Itools? X-Itools ELSE?)
>
> Waiting for your answer.
>
> Regards,
> Nicolas
>
>
>
> Le 05/10/2015 14:17, kandy kandy a écrit :
>
> Hi
> I have errors importing the DB
>
> ERROR:  column "v_date" does not exist
> LINE 1: ...t cast(to_timestamp(cast(trunc(extract(epoch from V_date)/V_...
>
> This is from the first proceudre.
>
>
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Re: [X-itools-users] Problem importing the DB

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Hello,

I would be happy to help you.

For this, I would need you provide me the complete output of the ERROR 
log, as well as the command you type to import your database and your 
PostgreSQL version, to start with.
If you can also tell me what software and software version you're using 
(X-Itools? X-Itools ELSE?)

Waiting for your answer.

Regards,
Nicolas


Le 05/10/2015 14:17, kandy kandy a écrit :
> Hi
> I have errors importing the DB
>
> ERROR:  column "v_date" does not exist
> LINE 1: ...t cast(to_timestamp(cast(trunc(extract(epoch from V_date)/V_...
>
> This is from the first proceudre.
>
>
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[X-itools-users] Problem importing the DB

[kandy k. <ka...@gm...>]

Hi
I have errors importing the DB

ERROR:  column "v_date" does not exist
LINE 1: ...t cast(to_timestamp(cast(trunc(extract(epoch from V_date)/V_...

This is from the first proceudre.

[X-itools-users] X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine Virtual Machine v0.9.19 released

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Dear Community,

*X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine version 0.9.19* Virtual Machine has
been released. This VM has been made for demonstration purpose only and
is just ready for use right after you click on the "Start VM" button of
Oracle VirtualBox.

All information in the *"Demo VMs"* Wiki's section there:
http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/.
<http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/> Don't forget to read it! :)

Enjoy :-)

[X-itools-users] X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine version 0.9.19 released!

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Dear Community,

*X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine and Postfix Policy Server version
0.9.19* has just been released as a tar.gz archive.
As usual, take a look at the README file for the revision history.

The archive is there:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/x-itools/files/X-Itools%20releases/E-mail%20Log%20Search%20Engine/

Documentation is available in the Sourceforge Wiki pages of this
project, there:
http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/Documentation%20for%20Users/

*Some new features of 0.9.19:*
- The *GreyLSE* Postfix Policy Server has a built-in *SPF engine*, and
SPF rules can be implemented using the ELSE Web user Interface
- The *ELSE* implements *GeoIP* and *Google MAPS*: it's possible to see
the location of any IP Address on a google MAP. Easy to know where is
this famous spamming email server impacting your users.

Enjoy :)

[X-itools-users] X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine Virtual Machine v0.9.18 released

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Dear Community,

You wanted to try the *X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine version 0.9.18* 
but you think it can be boring to install an ELSE server from scratch 
yourselves?

In this case, you can just download and start the just released *ELSE 
0.9.18* virtual machine. This VM has been made for demonstration purpose 
only and is just ready for use right after you click on the "Start VM" 
button of Oracle VirtualBox.

All information in the *"Demo VMs"* Wiki's section there: 
http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/. 
<http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/> Don't forget to read it! :)

Enjoy :)

[X-itools-users] X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine version 0.9.18 released!

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Dear Community,

*X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine version 0.9.18 has just been 
released* as a tar.gz archive.
As usual, take a look at the README file for the revision history.

The archive is there: 
https://sourceforge.net/projects/x-itools/files/X-Itools%20releases/E-mail%20Log%20Search%20Engine/ 
<https://sourceforge.net/projects/x-itools/files/X-Itools%20releases/E-mail%20Log%20Search%20Engine>

Also, we still have to finish the documentations, but some is already 
available in the Sourceforge Wiki pages of this project, there: 
http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/Documentation%20for%20Users/ 
<http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/Documentation%20for%20Users>

*Some new features of 0.9.18:*
- The biggest feature is the availability of the *RTAAM* engine, that 
could be defined as *an E-mail flow threats detection and prevention 
system*, or as *an E-mail Firewall solution*, or as *a mix of 
"Postfix/Anvil", "Fail2ban", "Firewall", "Monitoring", "Reporting"*
- The *ELSEMC* implements RAWL: Recipient Auto White Listing
- The *ELSEre* can show you statistics as "age pyramids"

Enjoy :)

[X-itools-users] X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine Virtual Machine released

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Dear Community,

You wanted to try the X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine version 0.9.17 
but you think it can be boring to install an ELSE server from scratch 
yourselves?

In this case, you can just download and start the just released ELSE 
0.9.17 virtual machine. This VM has been made for demonstration purpose 
only and is just ready for use right after you click on the "Start VM" 
button of Oracle VirtualBox.

All information in the "Demo VMs" Wiki's section there: 
http://sourceforge.net/p/x-itools/wiki/. Don't forget to read it! :)

Enjoy :)

[X-itools-users] X-Itools still alive! An appreciated module made available again soon!

[Nicolas H. <ha...@x-...>]

Dear Community, 

It's being a long time since the X-Itools project was sleeping. Yes, a long sleep... 

As it can happen to everybody, I did focus on various different professional activities that used all my time and even more. 

This is a very old project of course, made with Web 1.0 technology since 2001. And still deployed and in use by some non-profit structures about what I know :) 

In 2005, a module called the X-Itools E-mail Manager, having the look and feel of the existing modules made with Web 1.0 technologies, was started mainly for my own usage. I needed a tool to debug all my Postfix servers to give a good service to my own customers. This specific module was not publicly made available on Sourceforge, although still Open Source under GPL v3 of course, and remained on my private SVN server. It has been deployed for some of my customers, however. 

Then, near end 2011, I started a new mission for what is probably the biggest non-profit organization in this world, I want to speak about United Nations, as Messaging Architect. And practically immediately, I had introduced this X-Itools E-mail Manager module in a slightly modified revision compared to my private SVN, to make it standalone and to avoid any dependencies with the core X-Itools project. 

Clearly, this specific module made a small revolution to messaging admins (mmhhh... Me at first :-p), then customers, using the new Beta version, this time re-designed under state of the art Web 2.0 technologies (ExtJS 4.1). 

Of course, this UN mission gave me the opportunity to restart the coding of X-Itools, well... at least, this specific module. It's clear of course this specific module is an X-Itools one, en open source one, as this project is based on GPL v3. But it's also clear that thanks to the United Nations, thanks to their needs, thanks to their interest in this specific tool, I had the opportunity to give it a new young life. In that, we can say this non-profit org. help a lot to what is my open source project. 

The end of this story is that in the coming weeks, I'll investigate what has changed in Sourceforge (yes because it's not any more the web interface and features I had in mind from 2001 to 2008), and I'll refresh the complete project page, add the Wiki, and so on... 

Finally, the sourceforge SVN repository will be synced with my private SVN repository. The full X-Itools project will not be updated to today's technologies of course, because I still not have 50 arms :-D. But at least, the X-Itools E-mail Manager born in 2005, now called the E-LSE (for E-mail Log Search Engine) in 2011/2013, will be made available again in its fresh new Web 2.0 version. 

If you are a messaging admin, whatever it is Postfix (<= vers. 2.8.x only for now) or Exchange server, you might appreciate this specific module and what it can do for you. From the point of view of users already using it in it's actual beta version, it is at light-years of what do Log Search Engine like offered in Postini from Google for example... 

Wait a little bit for the Wiki, documentation, and so on... and just take a look if you wish. And please help, contribute, suggest, test, participate! 

I'll keep you posted!

Enjoy :-)  

-- 
Nicolas HAHN
X-Itools project manager

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[X-itools-users] ay-acting. She repeated

[Bispham P. <alt...@ve...>]

Best possible thing for Uncle Mathew, who was accustomed to an
atmosphere of hissing gas, unwashen glasses, and rinds of cheese. Maggie
did not answer his question but herself asked one. "Uncle Mathew, do you
believe in religion?" "Religion, my dear?" answered her uncle, greatly
startled at so unusual a question. "What sort of religion?" "The kind of
religion that father preached about every Sunday--the Christian
religion." "To tell you the truth, my dear," he answered confidentially,
"I've never had much time to think about it. With some men, you see,
it's part of their lives, and with others--well, it isn't. My lines
never ran that way." "Was father very religious when he was young?" "No,
I can't say that he was. But then we never got on, your father and I.
Our lines didn't run together at all. But I shouldn't have called him a
religious man." "Then all this time father has been lying?" Her uncle
gazed at her apprehensively. He did not wish to undermine her faith in
her father on the very day after his death, but he was so ignorant about
her, her thoughts and beliefs and desires, that he did not know what her
idea of her father had been. His idea of him had always been that he was
a dirty, miserly scoundrel, but that was not quite the thing for a
daughter to feel, 

[X-itools-users] thin the encl

[Neice O. <da...@so...>]

He 5th Regiment he departed for England under orders for Flanders,
carrying with him special letters of recommendation from Simcoe to
Dundas and to Mr. King, the Under Secretary of State. He had been
employed in various confidential missions. In 1793 he had been sent to
Philadelphia to await news from Europe, when war with France was
believed to be imminent. On the 22nd August, 1793, we find Talbot in
"the most confidential intercourse with the several Indian tribes," as
Simcoe expresses it, at the Miamis Rapids, where he had met the United
States Commissioners and the Confederated Indians to consider the
boundary question. In April, 1794; Simcoe was himself at the Falls of
the Miami, and he repeated the visit during the following September,
going by way of Fort Erie. This visit was a prolonged one; for we find
that in October he met an Indian Council at Brown's Town in the Miami
country. It is probable Talbot accompanied him in his capacity as
military secretary. The construction by Simcoe of the fort at the foot
of the rapids of the Miami in the spring of that year was an audacious
step, which might easily have produced a new war between the United
States and England, although Simcoe believed it had had the opposite
result, and prevented war. All disputes between the two nations were
however concluded by the treaty of 1794, usually called the Jay Treaty.
Provision was made for the abandonment of the frontier posts hitherto
occupied by English garrisons. Forts Niagara, Detroit, Miami and
Michilimackinac received American garrisons in 1796 or shortly
thereafter; English troops were stationed in new forts at St. Joseph's
Island, Malden, Turkey Point, Fort Erie, Toronto, etc. The English flag
floated no longer south of the great lakes. During the year 1796, Simcoe
went to England on leave of absence, and he never returned to Canada.
COLONEL TALBOT. The Honorable Thomas Talbot received his company and his
majority in the same year, 1793. He was Colonel of the Fifth Regiment in
1795, at the early age of twenty-five. After eight years of military
service on the Continent, partl

[X-itools-users] these prisoners of war. VII. Scurvy

[Donica F. <lab...@de...>]

N an evil moment he spied a pine knot at his feet, which he thought he
could reach, and end the fight by cracking Donnelly's head with it.
Donnelly took instant advantage of the movement to get it, threw Payne
heavily, and fell upon him. His crowd rushed in to finish our man by
clubbing him over the head. We sailed in to prevent this, and after a
rattling exchange of blows all around, succeeded in getting Payne away.
The issue of the fight seemed rather against us, however, and the
Raiders were much emboldened. Payne kept close to his crowd after that,
and as we had shown such an entire willingness to stand by him, the
Raiders --with their accustomed prudence when real fighting was
involved--did not attempt to molest him farther, though they talked very
savagely. A few days after this Sergeant Goody and Corporal Ned
Carrigan, both of our battalion, came in. I must ask the reader to again
recall the fact that Sergeant Goody was one of the six hangmen who put
the meal-sacks over the heads, and the ropes around the necks of the
condemned. Corporal Carrigan was the gigantic prize fighter, who was
universally acknowledged to be the best man physically among the whole
thirty-four thousand in Andersonville. The Raiders knew that Goody had
come in before we of his own battalion did. They resolved to kill him
then and there, and in broad daylight. He had secured in some way a
shelter tent, and was inside of it fixing it up. The Raider crowd,
headed by Pete Donnelly, and Dick Allen, went up to his tent and one of
them called to him: "Sergeant, come out; I want to see you." Goody,
supposing it