On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 16:57, John Desmond wrote:
> I installed the latest version of OpenSSL to use it
> with Courier-IMAP. I'm running RedHat 7.2. In
> accordance with the FAQ, I modified the install
> directories so that it wouldn't clobber the old
> version of ssl (evidently the RedHat ssl/ssh i
Zenon Panoussis writes:
The maildrop manual says that
The message may contain an mbox-style From_ line before the
first header line. If the message does not contain a From_ line, maildrop
will create one (if needed).
but I haven't been able to figure when maildr
Mogens Valentin writes:
After upgrading from RH 6.2 / 2.2.20 and courier-imap-1.4.6 to HR 7.2 /
2.4.19 and courier-imap-1.6, clients can no longer connect.
I've tried reinstalling the 'old' courier-imap.1.46, no change.
The /etc/pamd./imap module is in place.
I can log on locally to the system,
A From line will be added if the message is to be stored in a mbox-style
file, but not if it's to be stored in a Maildir, where emails are stored as
individual files. The From_ line in an mbox file serves as the demarcation
between emails and is used by email clients to break the file down into
co
After upgrading from RH 6.2 / 2.2.20 and courier-imap-1.4.6 to HR 7.2 /
2.4.19 and courier-imap-1.6, clients can no longer connect.
I've tried reinstalling the 'old' courier-imap.1.46, no change.
The /etc/pamd./imap module is in place.
I can log on locally to the system, and through ssh, so
group
The maildrop manual says that
The message may contain an mbox-style From_ line before the
first header line. If the message does not contain a From_ line, maildrop
will create one (if needed).
but I haven't been able to figure when maildrop thinks that a
From_ line i
Hi,
I have set up a mailsystem using Courier and LDAP. I have some domains in an
LDAP database, which I set up like the database from jamm (jamm.sf.net). The
problem is, that courier doesn't like 'loops' in virtual adresses, like
this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ->
[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED
What's the interaction between a .mailfilter and a .courier file if both exist
in the user's Home directory? Does one override the other or do they both
get executed in some order? (I'm using courier 0.39.3 if it matters but will
likely upgrade to 0.40 in the near future.)
I have an account t
Adrian Close writes:
But it won't even attempt a connection to IPv4-only MX hosts, which kind
of foils my evil plan for world domination...er... I mean IPv6 sweetness
and light, with peace in our time... ;)
Is this because it's trying to make IPv4 connections from IPv6 sockets?
With IPv6 enabl
Hi all,
I'm trying to courier-mta to work properly for me on a NetBSD 1.6 machine
(actually an SGI Challenge S, but that's hopefully not important right
now) within an IPv6 (6Bone) environment (so --with-ipv6 - turning it off
is not a realistic long-term option).
Everything compiles and installs
On Fri, Nov 08, 2002 at 09:26:05PM -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> >>Check the mtime of ./Maildir/cur which will change on
> >>each login with new mail, via pop3, imap or webmail.
> >
> >... but only if they have received new mail?
>
> No, but atime WILL change.
True. However that's not a very ro
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