Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-22 Thread Derek Jennings
On Tuesday 22 February 2005 05:54, Paul wrote:
SNIP
 Derek wrote:
 In squirrelmail did you set
 $domain = 'cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl';

 That is what I tried last night, and that at least got me to the
 loginscreen of Squirrelmail. From there I got the problem that the
 connection was refused (error message 111) which started this thread.

So to paraphrase your problem :
You need to tell squirrelmail to use the domain cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl 
or else you do not get the squirrelmail login, but when you do, then you get 
code=DNS_HOST_NOT_FOUND when you try to log in?

Does your Apache access/error logs throw any light on what it is trying to do?

Also if you set DEBUG_LOGIN=2 in /etc/courier/imapd   and restart courier-imap
then you will get detailed log in messages in the log including passwords.
That may give you a clue.

And can you confirm what version of squirrelmail you are using?
Mine is squirrelmail-1.4.3a-10mdk

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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-22 Thread Paul
 That is what I tried last night, and that at least got me to the
 loginscreen of Squirrelmail. From there I got the problem that the
 connection was refused (error message 111) which started this thread.

 So to paraphrase your problem :
 You need to tell squirrelmail to use the domain
 cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl
 or else you do not get the squirrelmail login, but when you do, then you
 get code=DNS_HOST_NOT_FOUND when you try to log in?

Indeed.

 Does your Apache access/error logs throw any light on what it is trying to
 do?

I'd have to look into that (am at work now, not near my own pc).

 And can you confirm what version of squirrelmail you are using?
 Mine is squirrelmail-1.4.3a-10mdk

Mine is 1.4.4. as downloaded from www.squirrelmail.org. I just got the
tar.gz file and unpacked that.

Paul



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[newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Paul
Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 09:40:52 + schreef Derek Jennings:

Hi Derek,

It seems to be working now, but not using the filepath you list
http://www.nlpagan.net/squirrelmail/  gives me a squirrelmail login.

*grin* Thanks for trying, but the nlpagan.net part is a place on a
hosting system that I use for my domain.

I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4... address.
That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from Squirrelmail.
Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add courier-imap to xinetd
to make the 'connection refused' message go away. If someone can help me
there, that would be much appreciated!

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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Paul
I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4... address.
That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from Squirrelmail.
Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add courier-imap to
xinetd to make the 'connection refused' message go away. If someone can
help me there, that would be much appreciated!

Things become interesting. In the Courier-imap I read that couries does
NOT go in xinetd (fine, it is not there anyway) but also /etc/services
should not have entries for port 143 (imap). I #'d them out, restarted
xinetd services but still no joy.
The firewall allows port 143 for both tcp and udp, so that can't be it:

Firewall script:
$iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 143 -j ACCEPT
$iptables -A INPUT -p udp --dport 143 -j ACCEPT

iptables -L:
ACCEPT  tcp  --  anywhereanywheretcp dpt:143 
ACCEPT  udp  --  anywhereanywhereudp dpt:143 


The problem must be something VERY simple...

Paul


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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Mikkel L. Ellertson
Paul wrote:
I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4... address.
That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from Squirrelmail.
Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add courier-imap to
xinetd to make the 'connection refused' message go away. If someone can
help me there, that would be much appreciated!

Things become interesting. In the Courier-imap I read that couries does
NOT go in xinetd (fine, it is not there anyway) but also /etc/services
should not have entries for port 143 (imap). I #'d them out, restarted
xinetd services but still no joy.
The firewall allows port 143 for both tcp and udp, so that can't be it:
Firewall script:
$iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 143 -j ACCEPT
$iptables -A INPUT -p udp --dport 143 -j ACCEPT
iptables -L:
ACCEPT  tcp  --  anywhereanywheretcp dpt:143 
ACCEPT  udp  --  anywhereanywhereudp dpt:143 

The problem must be something VERY simple...
Paul
/etc/services is just a lookup table for service names and ports. 
Entries in there do not control what is run. It is used by some programs 
to check what port to use. That way, you can specify ssh in your 
filewall configuration, instead of having to specify port 22.

As far as xinetd, what it starts is controlled in 2 places. The first is 
/etc/einetd.conf, and the second is the /etc/xinetd.d directory. (The 
directory is included because of an entry in xinetd.conf.) Changes made 
to /etc/services do not affect what it controlls.

Now, if Courier-imap is a stand-alone daemn, as what you say makes it 
sound like, then it is controlled by the services and chkconfig 
commands. It should have a file in /etc/rc.d/init.d that controlls 
starting and stopping it. If you can access it localy, then it is 
probably being started. The next problem is that it probably looks at 
/etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny to see if it should allow outside 
hosts to connect. It may have an entry in its config file for this, but 
hosts.allow control is fairly standard. Run man hosts.allow for more 
information on this.

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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Derek Jennings
On Monday 21 February 2005 18:39, Paul wrote:
 Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 09:40:52 + schreef Derek Jennings:

 Hi Derek,

 It seems to be working now, but not using the filepath you list
 http://www.nlpagan.net/squirrelmail/  gives me a squirrelmail login.

 *grin* Thanks for trying, but the nlpagan.net part is a place on a
 hosting system that I use for my domain.

 I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4... address.
 That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from Squirrelmail.
 Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add courier-imap to xinetd
 to make the 'connection refused' message go away. If someone can help me
 there, that would be much appreciated!

 Paul

Mandrake's courier-imap runs as a daemon. Start it with
service courier-imap start
and you can make it start at boot with
chkconfig courier-imap on

You should not have port 143 open on the firewall, because squirrelmail 
communicates to port 143 on localhost. 
(In /etc/squirrelmailconfig.php set '$imapServerAddress  = 'localhost';' )

derek

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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Paul
Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 20:33:09 + schreef Derek Jennings:

 I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4...
address.  That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from
Squirrelmail.  Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add
courier-imap to xinetd  to make the 'connection refused' message go
away. If someone can help me  there, that would be much appreciated!

 Paul

Mandrake's courier-imap runs as a daemon. Start it with
service courier-imap start
and you can make it start at boot with
chkconfig courier-imap on

Yes, I already set up a symlink in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d for that. It is
running, I can use it on the pc where it is installed, through any
e-mail program.

You should not have port 143 open on the firewall, because squirrelmail
communicates to port 143 on localhost. 
(In /etc/squirrelmailconfig.php set '$imapServerAddress  =
'localhost';' )

That was the default. If I set that back, I can't even get to the
login-page of Squirrelmail. My normal pc's name is 'nwyfre', that is
also how it is set in /etc/hosts. When I access the main page of apache
from 'outside', that is okay (using http://cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl/
. When I want to access Squirrelmail, the addressbar translates to
http://nwyfre/squirrel. It looks as if the localhost setting from
/etc/hosts is then used to point to the location of Squirrelmail. And
since nwyfre is not in any DNS, that is where everything seems to keel
over.

But more trial and error another day, it's late now. Thanks for the help
(also to Mikkel!)

Paul


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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Mikkel L. Ellertson
Paul wrote:
Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 20:33:09 + schreef Derek Jennings:

I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4...
address.  That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from
Squirrelmail.  Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add
courier-imap to xinetd  to make the 'connection refused' message go
away. If someone can help me  there, that would be much appreciated!
Paul
Mandrake's courier-imap runs as a daemon. Start it with
service courier-imap start
and you can make it start at boot with
chkconfig courier-imap on

Yes, I already set up a symlink in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d for that. It is
running, I can use it on the pc where it is installed, through any
e-mail program.

You should not have port 143 open on the firewall, because squirrelmail
communicates to port 143 on localhost. 
(In /etc/squirrelmailconfig.php set '$imapServerAddress  =
'localhost';' )

That was the default. If I set that back, I can't even get to the
login-page of Squirrelmail. My normal pc's name is 'nwyfre', that is
also how it is set in /etc/hosts. When I access the main page of apache
from 'outside', that is okay (using http://cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl/
. When I want to access Squirrelmail, the addressbar translates to
http://nwyfre/squirrel. It looks as if the localhost setting from
/etc/hosts is then used to point to the location of Squirrelmail. And
since nwyfre is not in any DNS, that is where everything seems to keel
over.
But more trial and error another day, it's late now. Thanks for the help
(also to Mikkel!)
Paul
Paul,
 What generates the web page? From what you say here, I think you may 
be looking in the wrong place for the problem. The problem is not in 
accessing imap, but in the address the web page generates for the link. 
Is there a config file that controls generating the web page, or is it a 
static page? In ether case, you need to change the link being generates 
to point to http://cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl/squirrel instead of 
http://nwyfre/squirrel.

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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Derek Jennings
On Monday 21 February 2005 22:30, Paul wrote:
 Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 20:33:09 + schreef Derek Jennings:
  I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4...
 
 address.  That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from
 Squirrelmail.  Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add
 courier-imap to xinetd  to make the 'connection refused' message go
 away. If someone can help me  there, that would be much appreciated!
 
  Paul
 
 Mandrake's courier-imap runs as a daemon. Start it with
 service courier-imap start
 and you can make it start at boot with
 chkconfig courier-imap on

 Yes, I already set up a symlink in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d for that. It is
 running, I can use it on the pc where it is installed, through any
 e-mail program.

 You should not have port 143 open on the firewall, because squirrelmail
 communicates to port 143 on localhost.
 (In /etc/squirrelmailconfig.php set '$imapServerAddress  =
 'localhost';' )

 That was the default. If I set that back, I can't even get to the
 login-page of Squirrelmail. My normal pc's name is 'nwyfre', that is
 also how it is set in /etc/hosts. When I access the main page of apache
 from 'outside', that is okay (using http://cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl/
 . When I want to access Squirrelmail, the addressbar translates to
 http://nwyfre/squirrel. It looks as if the localhost setting from
 /etc/hosts is then used to point to the location of Squirrelmail. And
 since nwyfre is not in any DNS, that is where everything seems to keel
 over.

 But more trial and error another day, it's late now. Thanks for the help
 (also to Mikkel!)

 Paul
In squirrelmail did you set
$domain = 'cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl';
If not give it a try.

Also if you go to dyndns.org you can get yourself a slightly more meaningful 
domain name for free.

derek


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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap in xinetd (was Bad gateway)

2005-02-21 Thread Paul
Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:49:58 -0600 schreef Mikkel L. Ellertson:

Hi Mikkel,
  What generates the web page? From what you say here, I think you may 
be looking in the wrong place for the problem. The problem is not in 
accessing imap, but in the address the web page generates for the link.

Is there a config file that controls generating the web page, or is it
a  static page? In ether case, you need to change the link being
generates  to point to http://cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl/squirrel
instead of  http://nwyfre/squirrel.

It is a static page (frames with PHP). I'll give your idea a try and
change the page. From work I can then try to get to it.

Derek wrote:

In squirrelmail did you set
$domain = 'cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl';

That is what I tried last night, and that at least got me to the
loginscreen of Squirrelmail. From there I got the problem that the
connection was refused (error message 111) which started this thread.

Also if you go to dyndns.org you can get yourself a slightly more
meaningful  domain name for free.

Thanks for the tip! :-)
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[newbie] Courier-imap

2003-04-04 Thread Mark Annandale
Hi Guys

Am I being dim as usual, or is Courier-imap not included with 9.1 ?  If not, 
does anyone know where there's a handy rpm for it. I've done a google for the 
package and can only find a.bz2 package.

regards

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Re: [newbie] Courier-imap

2003-04-04 Thread stormjumper
hi Mark,

courier-imap wasn't included with mandrake 8.2 and 9.0,
dunno about before that,
but some kind soul always makes mandrake specific rpms,

you can find it in the contribs directory of most
mandrake FTP mirrors or at rpmfind.net

ps. remember to vote for it during voting season
for the next release of mandrake. :)
- Original Message -
From: Mark Annandale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 20:03
Subject: [newbie] Courier-imap


 Hi Guys

 Am I being dim as usual, or is Courier-imap not included with 9.1 ?  If
not,
 does anyone know where there's a handy rpm for it. I've done a google for
the
 package and can only find a.bz2 package.

 regards

 Mark








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[newbie] courier-imap pop3d says AUTHFAILURE

2002-04-05 Thread Robin

Every time I try to start courier-imap's pop3, I get a message
AUTHFAILURE, and that was all. I did a search on their FAQ, I can only
come up with it's a authentication problem. Can anyone give a me clue?

Thanks


Robin






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