>I actually had another brainstorm today. Add the file's inode, when
>moving the message from tmp to new:
>
>tmp/timestamp.unique_pid.hostname ->
>new/timestamp.inode.unique_pid.hostname
Well, if the goal is to eliminate race conditions, this still won't do the trick.
Remember one of my early mai
On Wednesday 15 January 2003 19:49, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> You forgot to actually indicate the contents of your runtime configuration
> files.
Here they are, if I found them right.
> The configure log looks ok -- authpam is detected and it should get
> compiled.
They aren't. Here's the output
On Wed, Jan 15, 2003 at 04:44:08PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I wonder, what input did you provide to mkimapdcert
> (i.e. if there maybe some too shorts strings, less
> than 1 character, in the imapd file). mkimapdcert
> worked fine for me on OpenBSD 3.2 stable.
>
> Regards
> Alex
>
> >
hello ppl
i can't understand that problem,
i compile courier-imap first and then i compile the vpopmail ,then i see
authentication is not done then i recompile the courier-imap.but it give me
whenever i do that
and also not copy the authvchkpw file in the authentication directory.
is there way to
On Wed, Jan 15, 2003 at 09:39:07PM -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Mike O'Connor writes:
>
>
> How exactly does their authentication suddenly gives them ability to send
> E-mail that originated from some other, randomly chosen, IP address?
I am not looking to restrict which IP address they send
Mike O'Connor writes:
Is there a way to configure courier such that when a remote user does
smtp auth, they are only allowed to relay messages from the account that
they authed with?
There is no such thing as "from the account they authed with?" Their
account information serves solely to gran
Hamma writes:
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I have some questions. First off, my Courier Log file is reflecting a ton
of errors:
Jan 15 19:51:05 planetside-universe courierd: QUEUE FILE CORRUPTION: inode
180261
Clean out the crap in /usr/lib/courier/var/msgs and msgq.
You probably did a backup
Is there a way to configure courier such that when a remote user does
smtp auth, they are only allowed to relay messages from the account that
they authed with? I beleive that in the standard configuration, once a
user has authed against the SMTP server, the server essentially becomes
an open rela
I have some questions. First off, my Courier Log
file is reflecting a ton of errors:
Jan 15 19:51:05 planetside-universe courierd: QUEUE
FILE CORRUPTION: inode 180261Jan 15 19:51:05 planetside-universe courierd:
QUEUE FILE CORRUPTION: inode 180255Jan 15 19:51:05 planetside-universe
courier
Pierre Abbat writes:
I cast courier-imap on my laptop, then tried to use it (it's not essential to
getting my mail, I just wanted to try out a webmail program). It refused my
password on both IMAP and POP. Using the procedure Pam told me (tell her to
allow anything and log everything), I found
Matthias Andree writes:
In case you've missed it, I'll repeat my suggestion: I suggested keeping
the tmp/timestamp.pid.hostname files for a finite amount of time after
linking them to new/ (so that for 20 seconds or 2 seconds or what
timeout you choose, both file names exist) -- the tmp/ is then
Is there a way to configure courier such that when a remote user does
smtp auth, they are only allowed to relay messages from the account that
they authed with? I beleive that in the standard configuration, once a
user has authed against the SMTP server, the server essentially becomes
an open rela
actually, i do use some hacked-on mail aliases with mysql right now.
creating a standard account and dumping the targets in .courier
prolly won't scale to 10k-15k users but works just fine for now (5k). i just
couldn't find a decent ldap management tool back when i was looking at the
systems.. bes
And now, its time for something a little different. A humorous diversion.
Let's take a break from the daily grind, and enjoy some harmless,
lighthearted entertainment. A few innocent yucks.
The following poem was inspired by a message I read over lunch, today.
Enjoy.
If you have a good set o
I snipped most parts of Sam's mail because I covered most of that
already (in doubt, the most complete coverage is on the qmail mailing
list), and it seems Sam's an my opinions on the problem are congruent.
Sam Varshavchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I strongly recommend that someone should pat
I cast courier-imap on my laptop, then tried to use it (it's not essential to
getting my mail, I just wanted to try out a webmail program). It refused my
password on both IMAP and POP. Using the procedure Pam told me (tell her to
allow anything and log everything), I found that courier-imap is n
Hello,
I switched from qmail, vmailmgr to courier and must say that I really
like it.
One thing I'm still searching for, is a Webadmin-Interface, which allows
the management of mailboxes for more virtualdomains.
I used oMail-admin http://omail.omnis.ch/ but don't really like to use
vmailmgr anym
Matthias Andree writes:
The problem strikes when stuff is moved from new/ to cur/ again, as has
been shown for mutt (note this is also what DJB's reply about
maildir_scan() was about). See my response to Felix.
The problem strikes when one of the following is true:
1) Maildirs are read by app
Alexandre Vasconcelos writes:
Hello All,
This question was probably asked some times here, but I could not find
it anywere, including google.com, so I'm asking here. Well, we're going
to migrate our MS Exchange to Courier+LDAP and Postfix, I'm searching
for some tool to help me to dump users
Bowie Bailey said the following on 01/15/2003 04:36 PM:
Hello Bowie,
I am working on installing SpamAssassin on my Courier mail server. The
problem is that many of the accounts are forwarded to another mail server
via .courier files rather than being delivered locally. If I deliver
locally, I ca
Eduardo Roldan writes:
On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 20:29, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Peer Oliver Schmidt writes:
> Does the "now" imply you are thinking about adding alias handling via DB
> to other authentication methods as well? *drool*
Well, eventually. I don't see many people doing it. A lot of pe
Hello all,
I have implemented support of Postgres databese for maildrop utility.
Is somebody interested in this?
If so, just send a note to the list and I will provide the details and
patches.
Best regards
--
Witaly Kurakolov
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Hi,
I'm using LDAP authentification for courier-imap and courier-mta.
It works fine when all my domains are listed in /etc/courier/locals.
But when I move all my domains to hosteddomains, this happens :
courieresmtpd: started,ip=[:::213.228.0.169]
courierd: newmsg,id=B907.3E25CC14.6B4
Could someone kindly point me at documentation regarding the error
messages courier uses. Grepping thruy submitN.C isn't ideal.
thanks
peter
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From: Roland Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
>
> | spamassassin | sendmail -f "$SENDER" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> or even dynamically:
>
> | spamassassin | sendmail -f "$SENDER" "$[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>
> all examples for spamassassin here lack some arguments,
> you need at least --pipe.
>
Hello All,
This question was probably asked some times here, but I could not find
it anywere, including google.com, so I'm asking here. Well, we're going
to migrate our MS Exchange to Courier+LDAP and Postfix, I'm searching
for some tool to help me to dump users accounts and mailboxes to this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> #include
>
> int main(void) {
> int i;
> int pid;
> int status;
>
> for(i=1;i<=32382;i++) {
> if ((pid = fork()) < 0) {
> perror("fork");
> exit(1);
> }
> if (pid == 0) exit(1);
> if (i == 1) printf("Star
I don't think it's going to work regardless of what you use to copy the
files. Windows doesn't allow files to have ':' characters in their file
names, and Maildir uses files with that character.
Just tar up your maildir and archive that.
On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 06:14, Jeff Potter wrote:
>
> You'l
Hi!
I am sorry but there was a solution: it needs some modification of courier
sources, but all was sent to the list.
Dobos Sandor
IBCnet Hungary Ltd.
--Bowie Bailey wrote on 15.01.2003 10:36 -0500:
> I am working on installing SpamAssassin on my Courier mail server. The
> problem is that many of the accounts are forwarded to another mail server
> via .courier files rather than being delivered locally. If I deliver
> locally, I can do "| spama
From: Anand Buddhdev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> On Wed, Jan 15, 2003 at 10:36:41AM -0500, Bowie Bailey wrote:
>
> > I am working on installing SpamAssassin on my Courier mail server. The
> > problem is that many of the accounts are forwarded to another mail
server
> > via .courier files rather
I installed courier-imapd with userdb authentication.
If I use imap all works fine.
If I use pop3, userdb authentication fails or is
ignored and I get a message about pam authentication
failure.
Here is what I get on the message log:
Jan 15 16:38:21 diciassette authdaemond.plain:
authdaemon: modu
On Wed, Jan 15, 2003 at 10:36:41AM -0500, Bowie Bailey wrote:
> I am working on installing SpamAssassin on my Courier mail server. The
> problem is that many of the accounts are forwarded to another mail server
> via .courier files rather than being delivered locally. If I deliver
> locally, I c
Rsync seems like a very efficient way to back up mail shares. Rsync can
be configured to backup only the changes on the mailboxes.
Does anyone have an example rsync backup script that they would be
willing to share ?
If someone helps me with RSYNC, I can assist with LDAP.
I am using the followin
I have a problem with controlling relay through me
server, I wanted only relaying allowed for one ip
address only (so I added a line for that ip in file
/usr/lib/courier/etc/smtpaccess/default) and ran
makesmtpaccess, but what happens is that the relaying
is still allowed for everybody (I tested it
On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 20:29, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Peer Oliver Schmidt writes:
>
> > Does the "now" imply you are thinking about adding alias handling via DB
> > to other authentication methods as well? *drool*
>
> Well, eventually. I don't see many people doing it. A lot of people are
> do
I wonder, what input did you provide to mkimapdcert
(i.e. if there maybe some too shorts strings, less
than 1 character, in the imapd file). mkimapdcert
worked fine for me on OpenBSD 3.2 stable.
Regards
Alex
> From: ext John Mendenhall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> --- session:
> % sudo mki
I am working on installing SpamAssassin on my Courier mail server. The
problem is that many of the accounts are forwarded to another mail server
via .courier files rather than being delivered locally. If I deliver
locally, I can do "| spamassassin | maildrop", but how do I do this if the
mail sho
Hi James,
You'll probably want to use rsync - man rsync for details.
cheers,
Jeff
> Hi
>
> I am trying to work out a way to back up Maildirs to a SMB mounted device.
> I have being trying to use mirrordir but it seems to skip a lot of files as
> if they were locked. Do I n
Hi
I am trying to work out a way to back up Maildirs to a SMB mounted device.
I have being trying to use mirrordir but it seems to skip a lot of files as
if they were locked. Do I need to stop IMAP before I run the mirrordir?
Does anyone have any good backup scripts they'd care to share?
I am a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, if microseconds are added to the message's filename, then the
following must now happen in order to have duplicate filenames:
But later you address the clock sync problem when NFS is used...
That's only a factor that negates the check in qmail-pop3d, that's all
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it OK if I just `rm -f` the unwanted folders? Is there a better
way?
As long as nobody's logged on, just blow away the folders.
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