Hi!
I have following Problem and need help:
I have 2 Linux boxes with 2 different courier versions one is 0.42 and one
0.47
On the box which has 0.42 when I make a simple telnet to port 25 I get
folling output after sending the "Helo" in SMTP communication:
HELO xx
250-courier2.t-systems.at Ok
Sam Varshavchik writes (2/15/2005 7:07 PM):
Mail cannot be delivered directly to filesystem permissions-based
shared folders.
Jay Lee writes (2/15/2005 7:17 PM):
Assuming your using virtual shared folders, you can do it like this:
Thanks for the responses. Unfortunately, I'm using filesystem
Chuck Williams said:
> Is there a built-in approach for aliasing a mail account to deliver to a
> shared folder? I can create such a mapping for any maildir, or to a
> program, but would like to create accounts that deliver to my shared
> folders.
Assuming your using virtual shared folders, you c
I am testing the latest courier-imap.
I have a couple hosts with an older version and they are able to take 50 (5
processes requesting 10 logins) requests in 1 second.
The latest version of courier-imap handles about 1 login a second on
average.
Here are a couple related configuration options.
M
Chuck Williams writes:
Is there a built-in approach for aliasing a mail account to deliver to a
shared folder? I can create such a mapping for any maildir, or to a
program, but would like to create accounts that deliver to my shared
folders.
Thanks for any tips,
There are two types of shared f
Is there a built-in approach for aliasing a mail account to deliver to a
shared folder? I can create such a mapping for any maildir, or to a
program, but would like to create accounts that deliver to my shared
folders.
Thanks for any tips,
Chuck
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Hi,
Is it possible to add a text footer to outbound email (i.e. a disclaimer
or copyright notice) with courier?
Would this be possible with something like alterMIME as a filter on
outbound email?
Is it possible to only put a filter on SMTP from a certain IP address
range?
Thanks,
Adam.
manage
Chuck,
I was seeing this. I noticed in the logs that Thunderbird is trying first to
log in using MD5/CRAM and failing (because I had not enabled that capability in
my Courier installation), and then trying PLAIN auth. I couldn't figure out
how to make Thunderbird not try MD5/CRAM first, so I
Andrew Newton writes:
Is there a way for a local rcptfilter to get the output of the courier
SPF check (the ones on HELO and MAIL FROM)?
Or is it better to check the Received-SPF header using an smtpfilter?
rcptfilter does not have access to the results of the SPF check.
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Chuck Williams writes:
I wrote (2/15/2005 9:47 AM):
However, for some reason the running webadmin still cannot see its
unsecureok or password. The files are in the right place, as the
script can see them if I set their ownership to nobody.
What might be happening here? Am I missing other thin
Chuck Williams wrote:
I'm experiencing an issue and wondering if anybody might have an idea as
to the cause. Whenever I connect via Thunderbird to the Courier server
to send a message, there is a long delay of many seconds before the
message is sent.
Add " -nodnslookup -noidentlookup" to your T
I'm experiencing an issue and wondering if anybody might have an idea as
to the cause. Whenever I connect via Thunderbird to the Courier server
to send a message, there is a long delay of many seconds before the
message is sent. By tailling the syslog, I've determined that no log
messages are
Is there a way for a local rcptfilter to get the output of the courier
SPF check (the ones on HELO and MAIL FROM)?
Or is it better to check the Received-SPF header using an smtpfilter?
-andy
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I wrote (2/15/2005 9:47 AM):
However, for some reason the running webadmin still cannot see its
unsecureok or password. The files are in the right place, as the
script can see them if I set their ownership to nobody.
What might be happening here? Am I missing other things due to no
webmail d
Sam Varshavchik writes (2/14/2005 6:07 PM):
From INSTALL:
1. Move /usr/lib/courier/libexec/courier/webmail/webadmin to your web
server's SSL cgi-bin directory. Take care to preserve the binary's
ownership and permissions.
Webadmin is originally installed in this location suid-root.
T
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Kevin Murphy said:
>> Well, thanks for the complete lack of response on my previous issue,
>> I ended up tracking it down to being somehow caused by SELinux, which
>> I've since disabled until I can figure it out and make it work the
>> way I want it to...
>>
>> At any
Kevin Murphy said:
> Well, thanks for the complete lack of response on my previous issue, I
> ended up tracking it down to being somehow caused by SELinux, which I've
> since disabled until I can figure it out and make it work the way I want
> it to...
>
> At any rate, the spec file needs changing
Kevin Murphy writes:
Changing the line listing "fam-devel" as a pre-req to look for
"gamin-devel" appears to work perfectly (as a quick fix for me). The
RPM gurus among us will have to figure out how to make it only change
its requirements when built on a FC3 system.
There have been some report
Lars Althof writes:
Sam,
I have found that whenever I try to run authenumerate, authdaemond will
fail with:
Feb 14 20:59:32 athene authdaemond: authdaemond:
../../../libraries/libldap/getvalues.c:43: ldap_get_values: Assertion
`target != ((void *)0)' failed.
My authldap.rc is attached.
Any help
Finally I found the cause of problem of sendmail hang.
It hangs on putenv() function in the begining of main():
=== exerpt from sendmail.c
putenv("AUTHMODULES="); /* See module.local/local.c */
===
I don't know what it doing, but if I comment out this line everithing
works just fin
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