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Imail的几个实用工具（Imail IMGate Utilities ）钉子 发表于 2005-6-22 16:11:37
- Imail Spool Viewer 1.2.4.0 7/14/2004 7:23AM
- GUI client to view IMAIL message (D*.smd, Q*.smd) files.
- Imail User Server 1.1.3.0 5/25/2004 6:20AM
- Server to report users over TCP/IP for Imail
- IMPASS - Imail Passwords 1.0.0.0 4/14/2004 6:20AM
- Web based Perl script that must be installed on your IMAIL server. Requires Win32::Registry. On entry program lists IMAIL domains in a select box and provides an input box for account name. Alternatively a submit button is provided to List Users. Once a domain and account are selected then SUBMIT will retrieve the password.
- Imail SMTPD32 ACC List 1.0.0.0 4/14/2004 6:32AM
- Web based Perl script that must be installed on your IMAIL server. Requires Net::Netmask, Win32::Service, Win32::AdminMisc, File::Copy. (If you don't know what this means then don't bother to download this program) I wrote this program in June, 2002 to attempt to prevent dictionary attacks by harvesting offending IP's from the IMAIL logs and then using this program to enter those IP's in the IMAIL smtpd32.acc file. The program provides a select box to choose an acc file if more than one exists and also it provides a way to copy a file. The smtpd32 server status is indicated. Program was written before IMAIL had the spool service so nothing on that. Service can be stopped and started. IP's can be added or deleted to file. Some stuff may or may not work. I do not use this program now and have not used for a long time. It is provided mainly as a resource for anyone wanting to investigate the acc file. I have no plans to support this program.. Some stuff may not work.
In the script you must provide user and password that has proper permissions. In addition you must have the security settings on the server properly set to allow this. Investigate Win32::Service and Win32::AdminMisc for more detail. Also in the script you must set your imail directory path and acc file.
- Imailusers Utility (3 versions)
- This utility reads the registry of the IMAIL machine and produces a lits of domains, domain aliases, users, and user aliases. It works on the IMAIL registry database and many ODBC databases. ODBC information is obtained from the IMAIL registry key for each ODBC domain.
- Three versions are provided. The first is a small .exe.
- Instructions:
Unzip in convenient directory, execute by typing imailusers from a command prompt in same directory.
imailusers /? will provide help (but very little).
imailusers -v will make the program report number of records written.
imailusers (with no arguments) is silent
Output is written to imailusers.txt in same directory.- Description:
This is a Windows command line program (.exe) designed by Len Conrad that extracts
IMAIL users and aliases from the IMAIL registry and ODBC databases.Output is of the form:
user@domain.com
useralias@domain.com
user@domainalias.com
useralias@domainalias.comFor any domain/domainalias with "nobody@" alias, the complete user list is NOT exported and only one line for each domain/domainalias is exported:
@domain.com
@domainalias.com - Three versions are provided. The first is a small .exe.
- Imail Users (zip) Version 1.06 Date: 2/28/2003 06:45 am
- Size (zip): 26 Kb, Unzips to 49 Kb .exe
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- Imail Users Perl Script (zipped .pl) Version 1.00 Date: 5/19/2003
- Size (zip): 3.63 Kb, Unzips to 10.5 Kb .pl
- pretty much same as above but a .pl script
- Download this if you are proficient in Perl and want the source
- 5/19 - fixed an issue with Aliases - script picking them up but not outputting
- pretty much same as above but a .pl script
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- Imail Users Perl EXE (zipped) Version 1.00 Date: 5/19/2003
- Size (zip): 1.2 Mb, Unzips to 1.2 Mb .exe
- An exe version of the Perl script
- Download this if you don't want to mess with Perl
- An exe version of the Perl script
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