On Sun, Jul 28, 2002 at 07:28:25PM -0400, Gene Parks wrote: > > I guess I need to clarify. The old way we called tcpserver which in > turn gathered all the information and then called > /usr/local/bin/pop3-record. Does pbs that is in the new patch require > any external program? > > I have read the documentation and it seems like it doesn't but I want to > make sure that I am not missing something. >
See the examples in POPBEFORESMTP: pbsdbd is a standalone server that should run under the qmaild user (or any other unprivileged). pop3: tcpserver 0 110 qmail-popup $HOST auth_pop pbsadd qmail-pop3d ./Maildir/ pbsadd has to be after auth_*. smtp: tcpserver 0 25 pbscheck qmail-smtpd pbscheck has to be befor qmail-smtpd is called. pbsadd and pbscheck need tcpserver so that $TCPREMOTEIP can be read. Other external programs are not needed. -- :wq Claudio
