V2 and Popfile

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by kenw, Jun 13, 2003.

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  1. kenw

    kenw Registered Member

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    When I try to change the port that I want v2 listen on, 9999, it adds port 110 by default.
    Using Agent.
    Error in Agent, can't log on to 127.0.0.1:9999:110:username

    OK, read the Becky thread.

    Killed one of the best spam filtering tools !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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    Sorry Ken, I'm not sure I understand.

    The Becky thread (link) notes that NOD32 v2 no longer uses a proxy to scan email and that you should return your email client back to pop email from your email server directly and use port 110, not a localhost proxy port... So, you don't need to use port 9999 for this.

    What do you mean by this?

    >> Killed one of the best spam filtering tools !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I'm sure all of this can all be set up to work properly.
     
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  3. kenw

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    It's just the way the port chain is set up.
    Email >110 >NOD32> 9999 >Popfile(or K9) 123 >Agent

    So Popfile is a proxy and can't be used
     
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    Right, I had a struggle with this setup, too. I've now got it all working by setting NOD, POPfile and TheBat to ALL point to port 111. POPfile insisted on using this port and I couldn't move it away from it.

    For some reason 110 breaks the chain -- don't know why.

    Regards

    Clive T
     
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    Why not turn off IMON? I ran for close to 3 years with an AV that didn't have an email scanner and I was never infected. When I started using NOD (last Fall) I never bothered to load IMON. (With my current configuration, I probably couldn't use it anyway, bacause I have POP3 ports of 110 for some and 995 for others.)
     
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  6. jan

    jan Former Eset Moderator

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    Hi all,

    if you use a direct connection from your e-mail client to the mail server - the port 110 is normally used. If there is a kind of "proxy" - spamfilter, or something else in between - it's needed to fill in the Incomong mail port number that the "proxy" requires to the e-mail client.

    Cheers,

    jan
     
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    What are your exact settings ? Popfile won't stay on 111. keeps changing to 123
    Agent pop3,comcast.net:111:username
    Agent pop server pop3.comcast.net
     
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    >>What are your exact settings ? Popfile won't stay on 111. keeps changing to 123

    Try changing your email prog's POP settings and NOD to port 123 then.

    I don't know why you've got port 111 in your pop settings. POPfile's setup guide says to enter popserver:username. That works for me.

    Good luck
     
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