Courier users,
I will start of by saying I am a novice and with a little help will be on my
way.
I recently downloaded courier-0.50.0.20050703.tar.bz2,
courier-authlib-0.56.tar.bz2 and the RH FC4 iso's.
Due to dependency problems and lack of knowledge on how to resolve the
dependency problems, I
FYI,
I just noticed that lists.sourceforge.net was not accepting any of
my mail with 4xx errors:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# telnet mail.sourceforge.net 25
Trying 66.35.250.206...
Connected to mail.sourceforge.net (66.35.250.206).
Escape character is '^]'.
220 mail.sourceforge.net sc8-sf-mx1-new
Steve Lange wrote:
I have a courier .49 running on CentOS 4.1 (Linux). We're connecting
our new ERP software to this mail server for alert messages, etc. The
email alerts are going to the correct people; however, the date/time
stamp on the messages is 12/31/1969 at 7 PM. Is there a way to ha
> Probably.
> As you said, /etc/log.d/scripts/services/courier should be fixed.
Can someone verify that this is the case? As in: Is this happening in
other people's installation? I did a google search and couldn't find
this particular problem (though there were a few logwatch/courier
related probl
Seems like the source file doesnt build for Solaris, edit part of the
source file and it works.
Vince Janson wrote:
Hi,
I just have courier-0.50.1 and squirrelmail-1.4.5rc1 installed in
Solaris 9 box.
Trying to install courierpassd-1.1.0rc1 for webmail password module,
but encou
Theurl Michael wrote:
Hy,
Since i know the filename of the messages are the inode nummer so i
think this would be unique.
That's true of the files in courier's queue, but not of the files in a
maildir.
Courier doesn't use the inode in maildir file names, so files are only
guaranteed to be
Hy,
Since i know the filename of the messages are the inode nummer so i
think this would be unique.
On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 10:37 -0400, Bowie Bailey wrote:
> How are the message filenames generated?
> Are the filenames used in the maildirs globally unique, or only within the
> folder?
>
> We are
On Thursday 07 July 2005 09:25, Belmin (Pub) wrote:
> When I look at Logwatch (the email I receive periodically from
> logwatch) I receive alot of "Unmatched Entries" I'm guessing this
> somehow derives from the courier script in
> /etc/log.d/scripts/services/courier.
>
> Is this a known problem?
How are the message filenames generated?
Are the filenames used in the maildirs globally unique, or only within the
folder?
We are working on a project where incoming emails will be moved into a
different directory structure and stored indefinitely. I need to know if I
can use the existing filena
When I look at Logwatch (the email I receive periodically from logwatch)
I receive alot of "Unmatched Entries" I'm guessing this somehow derives
from the courier script in /etc/log.d/scripts/services.
Is this a known problem? Is there a script I have to replace?
I receive things like this:
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