Dear Mr. Varshavchik: I have been trying to find a way to implement
reliable recipient-specific content filtering without bounces
("reliable" plus "without bounces" means that every message the user's
filter doesn't like will encounter a 5yz SMTP response code).
I have had a discussion with Wietse
Hey guys,
I'm having a weird issue with my brand new Courier server. I'm running
Courier IMAP 4.0.1 and Courier-authlib 0.53 with the MySQL module.
Everytime this particular user logs in, they get the following error:
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK Hello there.
user daryn
+OK Password required.
p
Trev writes:
The strategy I've arrived at is slightly different from yours, so
perhaps you will find an idea or two which you would like to cherry-
pick. Or perhaps you could give me some valuable advice about how to
make this system practical in today's SMTP environment. Or perhaps you
have alre
Michael Nguyen writes:
Hey guys,
I'm having a weird issue with my brand new Courier server. I'm running
Courier IMAP 4.0.1 and Courier-authlib 0.53 with the MySQL module.
Everytime this particular user logs in, they get the following error:
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK Hello there.
user daryn
+OK
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> The strategy in [draft-varshavchik-exdata-smtpext] has been in Courier
> for years.
>
> Courier has an internal API for recipient-specific content filters. If
> enabled, Courier will begin behaving exactly as that document describes.
How can this be enabled? To what exte
Prefect, thanks.
After doing an ldd on libauthmysql.so I saw the error and corrected
/etc/ld.so.conf and ran ldconfig.
Works perfectly.
Thanks again.
Haven
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According to the courierfilter.sgml documentation, mail is filtered only if
its source is listed in the enablefiltering configuration file. However my
enablefiltering file contains only "esmtp" and mail originating locally is
still filtered:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /etc/courier/enablefiltering
es
Hi,
I would liek to upgrade my 0.47 courier installation to 0.48.2. the
installation of the courier-authlib didn't cause any problems but the
oinstallation of the courier-0-48.2 does.
Running ./configure tells me:
configure: WARNING: === Courier authentication library not found.
configure: WARNIN
Not sure if this is a bug or OppErr. When I create aliases in webadmin
with a program as the recipient (i.e. | /usr/local/bin/myscript.pl). The
makealias will fail when I attempt to install the new configuration:
Installing aliases/webadmin...
Executing makealiases...
aliasexp: ERR: "| /usr/loca
$COURIERAUTHCONFIG should be /usr/lib/courier/bin/courierauthconfig ?
Kind Regards,
Sander Holthaus
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 10:06 PM
> To: courier-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subj
Julian Mehnle writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
The strategy in [draft-varshavchik-exdata-smtpext] has been in Courier
for years.
Courier has an internal API for recipient-specific content filters. If
enabled, Courier will begin behaving exactly as that document describes.
How can this be enabled?
ma
paeddy writes:
Hi,
I would liek to upgrade my 0.47 courier installation to 0.48.2. the
installation of the courier-authlib didn't cause any problems but the
oinstallation of the courier-0-48.2 does.
Running ./configure tells me:
configure: WARNING: === Courier authentication library not found.
conf
Jay Lee writes:
Not sure if this is a bug or OppErr. When I create aliases in webadmin
with a program as the recipient (i.e. | /usr/local/bin/myscript.pl). The
makealias will fail when I attempt to install the new configuration:
Installing aliases/webadmin...
Executing makealiases...
aliasexp: ER
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Julian Mehnle writes:
> > How can this be enabled?
>
> man localmailfilter
Oh, that. Now I see the connection. Thanks for the pointer.
> The draft also describes, exactly, what to do with mailing list
> traffic. It really describes what Courier's been doing, for quite
We have a system where we separate some email users by prepending a string
to their password. This way, we can limit certain users' access to say only
the website while others are able to access via POP/IMAP freely. Basically
the logic goes like this:
- Look for the special string at the start
Michael Nguyen writes:
We have a system where we separate some email users by prepending a string
to their password. This way, we can limit certain users' access to say only
the website while others are able to access via POP/IMAP freely. Basically
the logic goes like this:
- Look for the specia
From: "Sam Varshavchik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Michael Nguyen writes:
[snip]
Hi, Sam!
>> I would like to add this functionality to courier-authlib, but I was
>> wondering if I could get some advice as to where I put this code. I'll
>> handle all of the specificsI was just wondering if the exp
Michael Nguyen writes:
From: "Sam Varshavchik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Michael Nguyen writes:
[snip]
Hi, Sam!
I would like to add this functionality to courier-authlib, but I was
wondering if I could get some advice as to where I put this code. I'll
handle all of the specificsI was just wondering
From: "Sam Varshavchik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Michael Nguyen writes:
[snip]
Hi again, Sam!
>> Could you elaborate here? I'm not totally sure what you're thinking, but
>> it's very possible that this problem is far more simple that I make it
out
>> to be.
>
> Courier already includes the facility
Michael Nguyen writes:
Courier already includes the facility for selectively control which
services
can be used to access the account. Example: "disableimap=1" option
disables IMAP access to the account; POP3 access still goes through; et
alâ
Hmm...so how would I make this work for me... What I
From: "Sam Varshavchik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Michael Nguyen writes:
[snip]
Hi again.
>> BasicUser1 does not have the authority to use POP3 and IMAP via her local
>> MUA (e.g. Outlook Express). However, she does have the authority to use
the
>> website to check her mail. We differentiate what
Michael Nguyen writes:
But back to the original question If I wanted to add this logic into
courier-authlib, where do you think I should do it? Basically, I want to
find the right spot to intercept the user password, check for the prepended
string, and treat the account appropriately dependin
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