avast 4,5 and client "GeMail"

[horbar]

Did it work? I mean, did avast scan the email?

No,  it did not work for smtp but it works perfectly for pop3-
incoming mails

Test:
1) username@smtpserveraddress
2) #smtpserveraddress
3) username#smtpserveraddress

only :
 #smtp.telefonica.net
and :
barnew$telefonica.net#pop3.telefonica.net@localhost
please see the attachments .
I work without password !
horbar

[lukor]

Horbar, would it be possible to gather some simple facts?

1) What is your mail provider? (SMTP server)? Is it telefonica.net? Is it pop3.telefonica.net? Is it smtp.telefonica.net?

2) What is you login name to that SMTP telefonica server if it requires authentication? Is it barnew? Is it barnew$telefonica.net? Is it barnew@telefonica.net?

3) What format does Spam Pal requires? It appears that it is using a SMTP authentication in a similar way as avast! So should you (according to SpamPal manual) setup you client to authenticate as:
username$put_your_smtp_here.internet.somewhere?

4) On which port spam pal listens?

5) On which port avast! listens?

6) do you want to scan for viruses before spam pal gets the mails or after spamPal gets them?

Thanks,
Lukas

[horbar]

1) What is your mail provider? (SMTP server)? Is it telefonica.net? Is it pop3.telefonica.net? Is it smtp.telefonica.net?

2) What is you login name to that SMTP telefonica server if it requires authentication? Is it barnew? Is it barnew$telefonica.net? Is it barnew@telefonica.net?
3) What format does Spam Pal requires? It appears that it is using a SMTP authentication in a similar way as avast! So should you (according to SpamPal manual) setup you client to authenticate as:
username$put_your_smtp_here.internet.somewhere?
4) On which port spam pal listens?
5) On which port avast! listens?
6) do you want to scan for viruses before spam pal gets the mails or after spamPal gets them?
Thanks,
Lukas

1.)My provider is "telefonica.net" / for incoming-mails is
pop3.telefonica.net /
for outgoing-mails is smtp.telefonica.net.
2.)it depends wich account  
for example: barnew$telefonica.net
3.) Spampal needs a different smtp-port ...accordingly
I set 252......because avast use 25.( look at  attachment)
Consequently register in my mail-client is:
"barnew$telefonica.net#pop3.telefonica.net@localhost"
and this has to be correct,because for incoming-mails
avast works absolutly perfect.
4.) pop3-1110 / smtp-252
5.) pop3- 110  /smtp-25
6.) avast is working before spampal
thank you very much for your help!!!!!!
Saludos from Spain,
horbar

[lukor]

Ok, first thing. What is the purpose of running Spam filter on outgoing email? Trying to stop some of the emails from you, if you accidently happen to send spam? Or just training you spam software?

My first solution would be to skip the spam pal during SMTP sends. That would mean this:
Mail client
--------------
SMTP server: localhost
SMTP port: 25
SMTP requires authetication: checked
SMTP username: barnew$telefonica.net#smtp.telefonica.net (or just #smtp.telefonica.net for those your accounts which don't require SMTP auth.)

If you really insist on running spampal on smtp, than you should setup it like this:

Mail Client
---------------
SMTP server: localhost
SMTP port: 25
SMTP requires auth.
SMTP username: barnew$telefonica.net#localhost:252 (or just #localhost:252 for those your accounts which don't require SMTP auth.)

Spam Pal - Port properties
-----------------
Local Port Number: 252
Server: smtp.telefonica.net



Hope this helps.
Lukas

[horbar]

.... try  your propositions but without results  :'(

please would you look for:
"http://www.spampal.org/usermanual/antivirus/avast/avast.htm
...perhaps you will have a idea
Thanks, horbar

[lukor]

So what are your current settings? And by "no result" you mean what? Monitor is black or what?

Just installed spampal and tested, again:

Mail Client - SMTP:
server: localhost
port: 25
smtp authentication:
user: YOUR_SMTP_USERNAME#localhost:252
pass: YOUR_SMTP_PASSWORD

Spam Pal - SMTP:
port: 252
server: smtp.telefonica.net

This works perfectly in my setup, with OulookExpress and smtp server of my ISP, of course, with proper username and password specified.
Lukas.

BTW: SMTP username is not the POP3 username, just wanted to note!

[horbar]

hallo lucor,
..no results means :anothing changed.
...send-you my settings possibles by attachments.
...can't understand, where you put:
"smtp authentication:
user: YOUR_SMTP_USERNAME#localhost:252"
..can't discover any possibility for it    
many thanks in advance,
horbar

[horbar]

attachment Nr.2

[lukor]

My German is very poor, but:

Postausgangserver should be: Outgoing server, so Anmeldung mit:

Kontoname: barnew$telefonica.net#localhost:252
Passwort: your password

below is the port number, change to: Anschluss: 25.

And on second screen shot, this appears as your username for picking the mail up - that appears to be ok, mail should be scanned before it enters spam pal  - when dowloading, and also before spampal when sending.

[horbar]

..fantastico  
with this settings seems to go......but no any note in the mail,and no in the head reference the result.  
what can be the reason for it
horbar

[horbar]

Hallo lucor,
should-like to thank-you once more for your help and patience ....so could install finally my mail-protection as
I wanted..... accounts with and without SpamPal.
only something can't understand : why does not appear
a note about the realized scan in the header of the
outgoing mail  .....(in opposit) as against appears this
note in the header of incoming mails
may be, you know somthing....
Saludos   horbar
"Sorry my bad english"
 

[lukor]

Horbar, do you have the option "Insert note into clean messages" checked - on the SMTP tab of Internet Mail Provider???

Lukas.

[Lisandro]

why does not appear a note about the realized scan in the header of the
outgoing mail  ..... (in opposit) as against appears this note in the header of incoming mails

Do you mean two lines line these?
X-Antivirus: avast! (VPS 0XXX-X, XX/XX/2004), Outbound message
X-Antivirus-Status: Clean

Did you set avast for scanning the outbound (smtp) mail in the specific provider you're using (Internet Mail or Outlook).

[horbar]

..@ lukor,
                     yes, I did it  

..@ Technical,

         In the incomig mail-header appears:
"X-Antivirus: avast! (VPS 0XXX-X, XX/XX/2004), Outbound message
X-Antivirus-Status: Clean"
(...and the same for Inbound also!!)
...but anothing in the outgoing headers :'(

..... the sets are realized as lukor explains-it in this
          threat before.

[Lisandro]

Horbar, are you sure?

In the incoming mail-header appears:
"X-Antivirus: avast! (VPS 0XXX-X, XX/XX/2004), Outbound message"