You can turn on login debuging for courier in /etc/courier-imap/imapd. If you set DEBUG_LOGIN=2 it will log plaintext usernames and passwords.
Maybe that will help... Phil On Monday 07 February 2005 06:35, Ben Munat wrote: > Yeah, I have the courier-imapd-ssl daemon running on my server even though > none of my users get their mail through it. While writing a comment for > that bugzilla thread, I actually set up an account in thunderbird to > retrieve mail for one of my accounts via imap... and it didn't work: login > failed. > > So, a) I'm not sure why imap doesn't work and b) I'm not looking forward to > getting my users to change their mail config. Then again, I guess they > wouldn't have to. I could just send out a bulk mail explaining how to > configure for imap if they wanted to. > > Do you use courier for smtp as well? Do you use the virtual domain features > of courier to handle your domains? Do you use use any other mail apps? > Anyone else got an opinion/warning/advice? > > thanks, > > b > > Rene Gass wrote: > >>So, let me revise my question: is anyone using courier for all their mail > >>needs? Any problems with doing so? Any reasons why I should stick with > >>qmail? My server handles a few dozen email users over about eight domains > >>with moderate traffic. > > > > I'm using courier-imap without a glitch since about nine months. It's > > serving three domains and thirty users, POP3 and IMAP with and without > > SSL. Nobody's actually using IMAP, though, so I can't tell how/if that > > works well. > > > > As far as I can tell it's a very reliable product. > > > > HTH & regards, > > > > Ren� Ga�
