Sam Varshavchik writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ok, courier 44.2 is builded and installed on RedHat Advances Server AS:
Prcodedure is: extract courier.spec, rem two lines:
#BuildPreReq: openssl-perl
#BuildPreReq: mgetty-sendfax
... copy c_rehash from RedHat 8.0 to /usr/bin and
Hello.
Please does exist some repository of global filters written for courier
MTA? I didn't find anything yet. I'm looking for filter rejecting
messages containing attachments with defined suffixes (.pif, .exe, .vbs,
etc.) - qmail-scanner does exactly this. I would try to write my own
filter,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Why there is this 'courier-debuginfo-0.44.2-1.3AS.i386.rpm'?
It's irrelevant junk that can be safely deleted.
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I cant understand how to set up a mailing list to send mail to all users
from postmaster account?
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Martin Horak wrote:
Please does exist some repository of global filters written for courier
MTA? I didn't find anything yet. I'm looking for filter rejecting
messages containing attachments with defined suffixes (.pif, .exe, .vbs,
etc.) - qmail-scanner does exactly this. I would try to write my
Hi!
I have a question to Mr. Sam.
Suppose that I'd implement support for dynamic mail aliases in
ldapaliasd, what chance would that have of being checked in?
What requirements would a patch have to meet (e.g. comments/code ratio,
indenting style etc.)?
I'm thinking of adding code in ldapaliasd t
Hi
Please does exist some courier mail queue parser - better than mailq?
I'd like features like display of time of next delivery attempt, sorting
by size, searching for substring or regexp in sender or recipient,
customizable output, etc. Where can I get description of mail queue
format when I
This information is on the site in the old documents and whitepaper stuff.
m/
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Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 9:54 AM
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Subject: [courier-users] Mail queue parser
Hi
Please
Gordon Messmer wrote:
Martin Horak wrote:
Please does exist some repository of global filters written for
courier MTA? I didn't find anything yet. I'm looking for filter
rejecting messages containing attachments with defined suffixes
(.pif, .exe, .vbs, etc.) - qmail-scanner does exactly this.
Hello.
I'm looking for some courier log file parser/analyzer. Could you
recommend me something? Is it possible to customize logged information?
Thank you,
Martin Horak
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Thanks Sam - I think you are right - though I don't see WHY what I was doing
works sometimes?!?!
I had this line in my maildroprc file while I was testing some new additions
and rules:
cc "| /usr/bin/env >>/tmp/env"
The file in /tmp/env had 666 file permissions.
I'm assuming my problem must be
I'd like to help, but I think your debugging / C abilities are beyond mine.
I am using gdbm support in other things and haven't had any other
complaints - not that that proves anything, but if there is anything I can
do to help, let me know.
Interesting that no one else has responded - do you thin
Jerry Amundson wrote:
Does the "dialback" comment still apply? It was the piece I was looking
to implement, although "comeagain" is useful too...
Yeah, it does. My manager's been asking me to look into it again during
the last week, so as soon as I finish updating a couple of Perl CGI's I
might
I am using courier as an MTA for quite a while now. Works nicely!
Now a friend got himself one of this root servers and I suggested to him to
use courier for his pop3 boxes and for everything else.
I am looking for an easy method for him to create users on his box. He just
needs virtual mail us
I took the liberty of attaching 3 REALLY simple scripts to make adding
and removing users easy.
The idea is that I taught one of our administrative assistants
(secretary) to log in to the mail server and type "ncuser
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" for new users, "ncpass [EMAIL PROTECTED]" to reset a
password
Hi,
On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 19:02:25 -0500, you wrote:
>No, as long as you are careful to only look at the second line of the
>very first Received: header; and you ignore all other Received: headers.
OK, please let me repeat. It would be nice if all others interested in
this could check this.
the
Hi,
I needed to do the same thing and found the phpCourier project. This has worked out
excellent for me. Exactly the tools I was looking for.
You can find the info and the product from sourceforge
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpcourier/
Hope this is relevant,
Alan
-- Original
you can also use quica, it has support for multiple languages as well.
http://quica.sourceforge.net/
list-subs1 wrote:
> Hi,
> I needed to do the same thing and found the phpCourier project.
> This has worked out excellent for me. Exactly the tools I was
> looking for.
>
> You can find t
> From: Evelyn Pichler
>
> I am using courier as an MTA for quite a while now. Works nicely!
>
> Now a friend got himself one of this root servers and I suggested
> to him to use courier for his pop3 boxes and for everything else.
>
> I am looking for an easy method for him to create users on hi
I have just finished configuring Amavis-ng with Clamd on my Courier server.
It is currently only active on my account and seems to work fine with the
test file. Before I set it loose on the entire mail server and disable the
external scanners, I was wondering what some of you could tell me about
C
Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I could imagine that there are many people out there that would like
> to run newsletters based on courier-mlm, if they knew how they could
> assure that only allowed people can post to that newsletter.
I'm using a secret posting address, like <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> -Original Message-
> From: Julian Mehnle
> Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 3:16 PM
> Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I could imagine that there are many people out there that would like
> > to run newsletters based on courier-mlm, if they knew how they could
> > assure that only a
Kotikov Vasiliy writes:
Hello
I cant understand how to set up a mailing list to send mail to all users
from postmaster account?
1. Create a mailing list
2. Write a shell script that autosubscribes all users to the mailing list,
via the couriermlm command.
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Aleksander Adamowski writes:
Hi!
I have a question to Mr. Sam.
Suppose that I'd implement support for dynamic mail aliases in
ldapaliasd, what chance would that have of being checked in?
What requirements would a patch have to meet (e.g. comments/code ratio,
indenting style etc.)?
I'm thinking of
Bowie Bailey wrote:
I have just finished configuring Amavis-ng with Clamd on my Courier server.
It is currently only active on my account and seems to work fine with the
test file. Before I set it loose on the entire mail server and disable the
external scanners, I was wondering what some of you
Mitch (WebCob) writes:
Thanks Sam - I think you are right - though I don't see WHY what I was doing
works sometimes?!?!
I had this line in my maildroprc file while I was testing some new additions
and rules:
cc "| /usr/bin/env >>/tmp/env"
The file in /tmp/env had 666 file permissions.
I'm assumi
> I'm not familiar with the term "dynamic mail aliases"
They're properly called "dynamic groups" -- that is, a list whose membership
is defined not as a static list of addresses but as a dynamic LDAP query
that is evaluated at runtime.
---
Thi
Roger B.A. Klorese writes:
I'm not familiar with the term "dynamic mail aliases"
They're properly called "dynamic groups" -- that is, a list whose membership
is defined not as a static list of addresses but as a dynamic LDAP query
that is evaluated at runtime.
And what exactly is do âdynamicâ abou
No matter how much I THINK I know about sometimes I always find out how naive I am
about something else. Makes perfect sense - I was just copying that from the start up
courier tests - seemed like a useful way to find out some information. So would a
better way to do this be with backticks? insi
I would like to have that.
No need to clean it up for me, I could do that.
ev
I have a Perl script that handles most of the account/domain
administration for simple virtual addresses.
It expects userdb and maildrop. The script is able to do the
following:
- Create email accounts
- Automaticall
Thanks!
That will be perfect for him.
ev
At 21:28 04.12.2003, list-subs1 wrote:
Hi,
I needed to do the same thing and found the phpCourier project. This
has worked out excellent for me. Exactly the tools I was looking for.
You can find the info and the product from sourceforge
http://sour
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