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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 8:45:49 AM
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Ytsejamer1
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Well, I've tried restarting the system, but read receipts are still coming through. I can't quite figure out why installing another sink event would have broken it.
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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 8:50:51 AM
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RSP
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Could it be something to do with the priority, and it's not actually getting run because an earlier one is returning a value of 1 which we've determined to mean "stop running sinks"?
Did I read correctly that you re-registered this sink? If so, you can change its priority with a /setprop argument, or just tack a priority on to the end of the /add command and re-register.
Has the script been changed since it was first installed? I'm not sure if a "copy" of the script is registered somewhere else and used as the live version, so if you change the disk version, it doesn't make a difference.
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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 10:02:07 AM
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Ytsejamer1
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yep...I uninstalled the remove read receipt script a similar way that the uninstall occurs for the blacklist one we're trying to get going. I checked what sinks were installed by going "cscript smtpreg.vbs /enum |more". The result was what I posted above in regards to the read receipt script. The script location, content, etc has not changed at all. I reinstalled the same exact way as I did the first time. But it doesn't seem to be working. There's nothing else running with a "1" which would bypass it.
Unfortunately I don't know what the priority was when I first had it installed and working... Below is every sink and their current priority.
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| Source |
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Name: smtpsvc 1
ID: {1B3C0666-E470-11D0-AA67-80C04FA345F6}
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| Binding |
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Event: SMTP StoreDriver
ID: {609B7E3A-C918-11D1-AA5E-00C04FA35B82}
Name: Exchange Ntfs Store Driver
SinkClass: Exchange.NtfsDrv
Enabled: True
SourceProperties: {
priority = 28000
}
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| Binding |
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Event: SMTP Protocol OnInboundCommand
ID: {546F8040-96A3-4B78-8B7A-3F8442D7BFDE}
Name: smtpinboundrcpt
SinkClass: smtpinsink.InSink
Enabled: True
SourceProperties: {
Rule = rcpt
Priority = 10
}
SinkProperties {
VirtualServerInstance = 1
}
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| Binding |
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Event: SMTP Protocol OnInboundCommand
ID: {A39272BE-078A-4C71-9571-0BEE1D5472CF}
Name: smtpinboundbdat
SinkClass: smtpinsink.InSink
Enabled: True
SourceProperties: {
Rule = bdat
Priority = 10
}
SinkProperties {
VirtualServerInstance = 1
}
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| Binding |
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Event: SMTP Protocol OnInboundCommand
ID: {C386B193-C087-4B4C-AD75-B3F4FFEF734E}
Name: smtpinbounddata
SinkClass: smtpinsink.InSink
Enabled: True
SourceProperties: {
Rule = data
Priority = 10
}
SinkProperties {
VirtualServerInstance = 1
}
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| Binding |
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Event: SMTP Protocol OnMessageStart
ID: {83D5BC59-B6C8-4B77-88B0-B7CA8F3BA1AC}
Name: outboundsink
SinkClass: Outboundsink.Sink
Enabled: True
SourceProperties: {
Rule = MAIL FROM=*
Priority = 20
}
SinkProperties {
VirtualServerInstance = 1
}
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| Binding |
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Event: SMTP Transport OnSubmission
ID: {0E308FA2-C1E1-42FB-A0C5-1B8E08A7ACCB}
Name: ReadReceiptSink
SinkClass: CDO.SS_SMTPOnArrivalSink
Enabled: True
SourceProperties: {
Rule = rcpt to=*@newdomain.com
;rcpt to=*@olddomain.com
Priority = 24575
}
SinkProperties {
ScriptName = C:\RemoveReadReqSink\rea
dreceiptrequestremoval.vbs
}
Here are the commands I ran:
cscript smtpreg.vbs /add 1 onarrival ReadReceiptSink CDO.SS_SMTPOnArrivalSink "rcpt to=*@newdomain.com;rcpt to=*olddomain.com"
and
cscript smtpreg.vbs /setprop 1 onarrival ReadReceiptSink Sink ScriptName "C:\RemoveReadReqSink\readreceiptrequestremoval.vbs"
I believe it automatically set the priority. I wonder what number I should throw in there with the setprop to reregister it.
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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 10:09:33 AM
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RSP
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Lower numbers seem to be higher priority.
Can you try separating out the 'rcpt to' into two sinks named differently to see if the rule is now broken (due to ms update) coompared to when it first went in?
Can you post the script itself?
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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 10:39:07 AM
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Ytsejamer1
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how do you post the script in its own subwindow on the forum? I was trying to figure that out so you'd be able to copy it. Lower number would be higher priority. That's pretty much on par with everything. I was thinking about some update breaking something...wouldn't surprise me.
I will email it to you via in zip file.
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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 10:42:04 AM
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RSP
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Ok. I put scripts within a CODE within a QUOTE.
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RE: Blacklist email address notification? - 21.May2009 10:59:58 AM
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Ytsejamer1
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no dice on the single rcpt to= domain
quote:
<SCRIPT language="VBScript">
' THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
' EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED
' WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
'
' This code is free for both personal and commercial use,
' but you are expressly forbidden from selling.
'
' **************************************************************************
' FILE NAME:
' readreceiptrequestremoval.vbs
'
' DESCRIPTION:
' This script is a CDOSYS OnArrival Transport Event Sink, which can
' remove the read receipt request from the mails submitted to the
' script.
'
' COPYRIGHT:
' Copyright (c) Vamsoft Ltd. 2002, Peter Karsai (peter.karsai@vamsoft.com).
' All rights reserved.
'
' NOTES:
' The original version of this source code and the article that
' includes this source code can be found at:
'
' [link=http://www.vamsoft.com]http://www.vamsoft.com[/link]
'
' **************************************************************************
Const cdoRunNextSink = 0
Sub ISMTPOnArrival_OnArrival(ByVal Msg, EventStatus)
' remove read receipt fields
Set Flds = Msg.Fields
With Flds
.Delete("urn:schemas:mailheader:Disposition-Notification-To")
.Delete("urn:schemas:mailheader:Read-Receipt-To")
' update the mail header
.Update
End With
' save changes to the mail
Msg.Datasource.Save
' continue with the next event sink
EventStatus = cdoRunNextSink
End Sub
</SCRIPT>
You know what...i think I remember after the read receipt removal sink was put in, changing GFI to filter at the SMTP data level for the directory harvesting. I wonder if that maybe changed something in regards to when this occurs and when the removal sink occurs.
< Message edited by Ytsejamer1 -- 21.May2009 11:07:34 AM >
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