Am 19.12.2013 16:51, schrieb Daniel Schütze: > Ah, thanks for the heads up on the imap extension, I was so convinced I had > that it was installed (because I had it on an earlier version of php) I > didn't check till I saw your e-mail. > > I had actually given up on that script after finding another one (which as > it happens turned out be buggy but I've fixed it). > > So I will give it ago with ssl connections and see if it works/helps before > moving over the standard 143 connections as well. > > Of course I've remembered this now means that dbmail is logging localhost > connections in dbmail_authlog instead of the actual originating IP which it > does when connections are direct.
and one reason more for dovecot with the configuration of my examples dbmail does log *nothing* but internal errors here and dovecot happily logs the real remote address per default honestly if i see someone writing PHP scripts to setup a IMAP-proxy with a web-proxy i shudder if for whatever reason ngnix should be used: http://wiki.nginx.org/MailProxyModule > Harald Leithner Thu, 19 Dec 2013 06:52:24 -0800 > You should have a php error log. > > nginx sets the username and password. > > if you are using the example script paul made > (http://git.dbmail.eu/paul/dbmail/tree/contrib/nginx/auth.php?id=2b635f90ba6 > d505f85bfe65804f7b7a65bcac0dc) > > you have to install the imap extension for php. > > btw. > > the shortest version of the auth.php could be this: > > <?php > header("Auth-Status: OK"); > header("Auth-Server: 127.0.0.1"); > if ($_SERVER["HTTP_AUTH_PROTOCOL"]=="imap") { > header("Auth-Port: 10143"); > } else { > header("Auth-Port: 10110"); > } > ?>
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