Hi,
I'm trying to get a mailing list going (using mailman), but
whenever it tries to send out a message to the list, it ends
up getting the error "431 Too many recipients".
Is this related to MAXPERC and/or MAXPERIP ?
Is there a way I can configure courier such that for a
specific set of address
Kenneth J Baker writes:
Hi,
I would like to force clients to reauthenticate with courier-ldap server
every so often (once a day or more often). Is there an easy way to do
this? I noticed that there is a TLS_TIMEOUT but (at least in version
0.37.3) it is not implemented yet.
TLS_TIMEOUT is an SS
Jussi Vainionpaa writes:
Now I retried this test and now both messages worked. Perhaps courier needed
to restart for this to work?
Yes. This setting requires a server restart.
pgp0.pgp
Description: PGP signature
Hi,
I would like to force clients to reauthenticate with courier-ldap server
every so often (once a day or more often). Is there an easy way to do
this? I noticed that there is a TLS_TIMEOUT but (at least in version
0.37.3) it is not implemented yet.
-- Ken
Just installed courier and am very very impressed by the package.
Hope to learn a lot reading this mailing list. Fine tuning is what I
want to learn and lots of other goodies.
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++ Running FreeBSD 4.8 ++ Debian GNU/Linux (Woody)
+ Nai tiru
Hi all,
Well, I am still having trouble with my mailq. It seems that the
memory based queue is always full (still) and local deliveries are being
dropped to the disk queue and never retreived again (cause the queuelo is
never reached and if it was, there would be no room in the memory queu
All of a sudden this afternoon I started getting
the following error:
Sep 17 17:14:32 mail submit: [ID 702911 mail.error]
No such file or directorySep 17 17:14:32 mail courieresmtpd: [ID 702911
mail.error] submitclient: EOF from submit.
I am running courier-0.42.2 on Solaris 9 Sparc. Ca
MessageYes, you can use courier-imap with vpopmail virtual domains
There are a few guides that will show you how to do it :
http://www.pipeline.com.au/staff/mbowe/isp/webmail-server.htm
http://shupp.org/toaster/
http://www.jerfu.com/toaster/FullToaster_1.0.6.html
vpopmail was recently move
No, but look here for other possibilities:
http://www3.primushost.com/~kylet/unix-att.html
ev
At 20:44 17.09.2003, you wrote:
Is there anyway from the sendmail command line to send a email with an
attachment??
Jim Gifford
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Title: Message
You may want to consider switching to the
courier-mta for your full solution. I currently have it running with virtual
users using a mysql database. Virtual domains shouldn't be that hard to add. I
can send you a file to help you with the build process if your
interested.
-
Message Original Message
From: Bryan Rentoul
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 3:49 PM
Subject: [courier-users] Does courier-imap _really_ support vpopmail
virtual domains?
> It seems everyone on the list is as baffled about this as I am?
>
Likely everyone gave u
Title: Message
It seems everyone
on the list is as baffled about this as I am?
The documentation
for courier-imap suggests very clearly that it does support vpopmail style
virtual domains. But after several tens of hours (no joke - really) I've not
been able to find a way to make it work.
Is there anyway from the sendmail command line to send a email with an
attachment??
Jim Gifford
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Lucio wrote:
You can so
some nasty things by sending a machine packets with the source of
127.0.0.1, but establishing a TCP connection isn't one of them.
I'm afraid you're wrong. I don't know if this is the case, but spoofing the
source address to establish a TCP connection is a well known attack
Mitch (WebCob) wrote:
It works for mysql - if it doesn't work for postgres I'd be stunned...
It's off topic, but: MySQL is one of the only SQL servers that will
always do case insensitive matches. With other servers, you must be
explicit about your desire for a case insensitive match, usually b
is case sensitivity an issue with addresses in couriermlm mailing lists?
the user's e-mail address is subscribed to the list in lower case, but
mail sent to the list from the user is returned with a notice that the
user is not subscribed to the list. aside from case, the subscription
address and
It works for mysql - if it doesn't work for postgres I'd be stunned...
I would check your database for users with mixed case user names - probably
the problem.
m/
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jussi
Vainionpaa
Sent: Wednesday, September 17
Lucio wrote:
>>> Just create the (empty) file "locallowercase" in the courier 'etc'
>>> directory (/etc/courier for rpms, /usr/lib/courier/etc for source
>>> builds.)
>>
>> I tried this, and it seems to work for accounts in /etc/passwd, but
>> NOT for virtual accounts using postgresql authenticatio
Lucio writes:
> Just create the (empty) file "locallowercase" in the courier 'etc'
> directory (/etc/courier for rpms, /usr/lib/courier/etc for source
> builds.)
I tried this, and it seems to work for accounts in /etc/passwd, but NOT for
virtual accounts using postgresql authentication.
Just a
> > Just create the (empty) file "locallowercase" in the courier 'etc'
> > directory (/etc/courier for rpms, /usr/lib/courier/etc for source
> > builds.)
>
> I tried this, and it seems to work for accounts in /etc/passwd, but NOT for
> virtual accounts using postgresql authentication.
Just a guess
(Sorry about the long and text :-(
I'm following this subject as I don't get allfilter to run for
the courier-0.43.1 on OpenBSD-3.3/i386.
I have reconfigured and reinstalled Courier, now with the
option --without-socks. Here is how I run configure:
-
./configure \
--prefix=/usr/l
Eric Livingston writes:
Why would this message be accepted?
log-2003-09-17-01:53:30:Sep 16 20:51:01 [courierd]
newmsg,id=000C3B31.3F67AFF4.42AD: dns; frsxcvyyxh.J8.calwest.net (my
domain and ip show up in these parens)
log-2003-09-17-01:53:30:Sep 16 20:51:01 [courierd]
started,id=000C3B31.3F6
Jeff Jansen writes:
On Wednesday 17 September 2003 09:57, Jussi Vainionpaa wrote:
Is there any way of making courier look for the mail recipient case
insensitively? There seems to be a bunch of software that insists on
converting email addresses to upper case. And some people too like to
capitali
Hello,
I have a Virtual-Webserver (apache/proftpd) with one Domain and 8 Hosts.
Now I like to install for each host some mailinglists (courier-mlm) like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Each host has its own dirctory like
/home/host
Mark Constable writes:
This one is odd, I am getting the error back from a full courier
server saying this message is...
Sep 17 14:37:29 ssl courieresmtpd: error,relay=:::12.34.56.78,
from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: 534 Message header size, or recipient list,
exceeds policy limit.
The attachment i
> Is there any way of making courier look for the mail recipient case
> insensitively? There seems to be a bunch of software that insists on
> converting email addresses to upper case. And some people too like to
> capitalize [EMAIL PROTECTED] -style emails.
Create a file named "locallowercase" un
On Wednesday 17 September 2003 09:57, Jussi Vainionpaa wrote:
> Is there any way of making courier look for the mail recipient case
> insensitively? There seems to be a bunch of software that insists on
> converting email addresses to upper case. And some people too like to
> capitalize [EMAIL PROT
Why would this message be accepted?
log-2003-09-17-01:53:30:Sep 16 20:51:01 [courierd]
newmsg,id=000C3B31.3F67AFF4.42AD: dns; frsxcvyyxh.J8.calwest.net (my
domain and ip show up in these parens)
log-2003-09-17-01:53:30:Sep 16 20:51:01 [courierd]
started,id=000C3B31.3F67AFF4.42AD,from=<[EMA
Is there any way of making courier look for the mail recipient case
insensitively? There seems to be a bunch of software that insists on
converting email addresses to upper case. And some people too like to
capitalize [EMAIL PROTECTED] -style emails.
Would this have any undesired side-effects?
Hello,
let me say we have a primay mail server (10 mX) (courier)
and a scordary (20 MX) (courier).
The Problem witch i have is, the spamers delivers mail to the
secondary witch can't check the TO
adress. (Even the Primary is up and reachabel or not).
How can i make that the secondary is check (Ev
> You can so
> some nasty things by sending a machine packets with the source of
> 127.0.0.1, but establishing a TCP connection isn't one of them.
I'm afraid you're wrong. I don't know if this is the case, but spoofing the
source address to establish a TCP connection is a well known attack tecniqu
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