Hello,
I would like to have some advice.
I red the doc about courier-imap and maildrop.
My aim is to use our ldap directory filled with student data.
The server will be a mail only server runing a local replica of LDAP database
I've seen that we can use a global id for mailboxes.
If there is n
Andrew Newton writes:
> Scott Morizot wrote:
>
>> On 17 Dec 2001, at 11:28, Andrew Newton wrote:
>>
>>> Is there something else that must be done to enable this feature? The
>>> permissions
>>> on the .courier-foo file are world-readable.
>>>
>>
>> I believe there need to be no group or o
Ok, I'm new to this list (umm, like 5 mins) and have recently switched
from qmail handeling pop3 to courier handling pop3 and imap with qmail
receiving the mail. My problem is that the messages i'm getting are 8
hours out (i'm in GMT) ie, its 1:50pm here and messages i get are
timestamped 5:5
Bill Michell wrote:
>
> What's in the .courier-foo file?
Good question. I tried just one line with the e-mail address to my PCS
phone. So it is in the format [EMAIL PROTECTED] Suspecting it
might be something wierd with either the format of the e-mail address or
who knows, I changed it t
Andrew Newton writes:
> Bill Michell wrote:
>
>>
>> What's in the .courier-foo file?
>
>
> Good question. I tried just one line with the e-mail address to my PCS
> phone. So it is in the format [EMAIL PROTECTED] Suspecting it
> might be something wierd with either the format of the e-m
Geraint Lee writes:
> Ok, I'm new to this list (umm, like 5 mins) and have recently switched
> from qmail handeling pop3 to courier handling pop3 and imap with qmail
> receiving the mail. My problem is that the messages i'm getting are 8
> hours out (i'm in GMT) ie, its 1:50pm here and messag
hi list
i have already been knee-deep in postings all over the web but still haven't
found a solution for my problem. i'm using postfix with the courier-imap
pop3d, and authentication via pam_mysql. the postfix-auth via pam_mysql
works fine, as does pop3d auth via authmysql. but with pam_mysql, i
Hi --
are there any known issues when using MS-Outlook2000 in conjunction
with Courier IMAP?
I get a very 'helpful' error message from Outlook:
"Could not fetch headers in the inbox for . An unknown error has
occurred. Please save any existing work and restart the program"
I'm trying to read
Stefan Kruger writes:
>
> Hi --
>
> are there any known issues when using MS-Outlook2000 in conjunction
> with Courier IMAP?
>
> I get a very 'helpful' error message from Outlook:
>
> "Could not fetch headers in the inbox for . An unknown error has
> occurred. Please save any existing work
hi again
i just found that probably not the pam.d/pop3 config is the culprit itself,
but ... i just noticed that i get
pop3d: Maildir: No such file or directory
errors in my maillog. now, i can't see how to tell pop3d where to look for
the user's home/maildir dirs? with authmysqlrc this was cle
Hey.
I've successfully configured courier as a mail server for me, which was
fairly easy to do.
Now I need something extra from it...
I have an email mailbox at my ISP's, I want courier to fetch those
emails and put'em in a users mailbox on the local mail server.
Does anyone have an idea how I can
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Bill Michell wrote:
> Courier restricts the numebr of incoming connections from each IP
> address (to prevent DoS attacks, amongst other things). Outlook has
> been notoriously greedy in wanting lots of connections - you might
> look at adjusting your configuration to allow m
Fredy writes:
> Hey.
> I've successfully configured courier as a mail server for me, which was
> fairly easy to do.
> Now I need something extra from it...
> I have an email mailbox at my ISP's, I want courier to fetch those
> emails and put'em in a users mailbox on the local mail server.
> Does
--Fredy wrote on 18.12.2001 17:13 +0200:
> Hey.
> I've successfully configured courier as a mail server for me, which was
> fairly easy to do.
> Now I need something extra from it...
> I have an email mailbox at my ISP's, I want courier to fetch those
> emails and put'em in a users mailbox on the
hi,
apopo if wrong. However there is a detailed explanation in
the archives that covers this issue. Last time i recall it was
a few weeks ago tops. Hope that helps explain the details.
Regards,
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// "Who's A
Yeah, I have that working...
I was wondering if there was a way I could make courier do that instead,
to keep the package together so to speak.
So lets leave that as an idea to the "makers".
You're idea to just drop the mails to maildrop is gladly accepted.
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Fredy writes:
> Yeah, I have that working...
> I was wondering if there was a way I could make courier do that instead,
> to keep the package together so to speak.
Why reinvent the wheel?
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Bill Michell
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courier-users
I found the problem... so for future trouble-shooting when somebody
reports these symptoms:
Essentially the .courier-foo lookup was failing because the
authentication process was failing with authldap. I had it in the list
of modules for authdaemon, but had not set it up to work against any
Roland Schneider writes:
> Why not use fetchmail with CRAM-MD5, and pipe the mails directly
> into maildrop to prevent loops and bounces. The filters can be
> edited with SQWebmail as usual. (dont run fetchmail as root like
> in this example from a non-reachable jailed sandbox behind NAT...)
>
Bill Michell writes:
> Fredy writes:
>
>> Yeah, I have that working...
>> I was wondering if there was a way I could make courier do that instead,
>> to keep the package together so to speak.
>
> Why reinvent the wheel?
Right. This is, by the way, the same answer I give to people who ask m
Nico Wieland writes:
> hi again
>
> i just found that probably not the pam.d/pop3 config is the culprit itself,
> but ... i just noticed that i get
>
> pop3d: Maildir: No such file or directory
>
> errors in my maillog. now, i can't see how to tell pop3d where to look for
> the user's home
Andrew Newton writes:
> Bill Michell wrote:
>
>>
>> What's in the .courier-foo file?
>
>
> Good question. I tried just one line with the e-mail address to my PCS
> phone. So it is in the format [EMAIL PROTECTED] Suspecting it
> might be something wierd with either the format of the e-
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