kael wrote:On 27.02.2005 15:47, Ken Murchison wrote:
Since you have enabled unixhierarchysep, you should create
Usenet/comp/mail/imap
This is the IMAP name of the mailbox.
I ran :
localhost.localdomain> cm Usenet/comp/mail/imap
and tree sub-mailboxes have been created, I started nntpd and nothing is delivered into "imap".
I still don't get it. :-[
Can an NNTP client access the server and see the comp.mail.imap group?
You could also login in with nntptest and try:
LIST GROUP comp.mail.imap
You could also try using the POST command.
I got the feed ! It works. Thank you very much. Actually, I got it earlier but didn't realised.
I created the mailboxes, ran nntpd and it worked.
How would the groups be named without unixhierarchysep ?
Also, it seems that everybody can post from my server - how to disallow access for posting and more generally to manage posting or reading ?
I've managed /etc/news with:
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default xfer no
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according to http://howtos.linux.com/guides/nag2/x-087-2-nntp.access.shtml but not sure it works and it'd be enough.
How to manage access (posting/reading) on port 119 ?
Is /usr/lib/cyrus-imapd/nntpd -f enough ? http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/nntpd8.html
Also, it seems that ANNOTATEMORE is used to delete messages with cyr_expire, isn't it ? Need to read more about it.
I thank you very much for your help.
Cheers.
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