Title: Vacation and virtual mailboxes
Hi.
I've been using the maildrop script at http://www.courier-mta.org/maildrop/?maildropfilter.html~patmatch for vacation messages.
åØåcc $DEFAULT
xfilter "reformail -r -t"
/^To:.*/
getaddr($MATCH) =~ /^.*/;
MATCH=tolower($MATCH)
flock "vacation.
Dave Platt writes:
Not with CRAM-MD5, which is a different beast altogether. esmtppw will let
you do a plain, garden-variety userid/password authentication only.
#snip#
You need to use the -hmac-md5 option to userdbpw to generate the MD5
pre-hash, and stuff it into the hmac-md5pw field in u
On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 06:51:27AM -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Vincent writes:
> >I even tried creating .courier, .courier-default, and .courier-john
> >files in vince's home directory, but none of it works.
> >
> >Is there something else I might be overlooking to get a all mail to
> >a virtual
> Not with CRAM-MD5, which is a different beast altogether. esmtppw will let
> you do a plain, garden-variety userid/password authentication only.
#snip#
> You need to use the -hmac-md5 option to userdbpw to generate the MD5
> pre-hash, and stuff it into the hmac-md5pw field in userdb. See th
Dave Platt writes:
What I'm now trying to do is to get SMTP AUTH working
properly, so I can use the system as a mail relay if I'm
"on the road" with my laptop.
I'd like to do this with CRAM-MD5 authentication, using a
custom password which is used only for this purpose (the
firewall system norm
My home server/firewall is running the Debian test versions
of Courier (0.52.2-0.3 courier-mta, 0.58-0.3 courier-authlib).
It's running near-perfectly, with lots of DNS blocklist,
rcptfilter/smtpfilter, forwarding to and from the home
systems inside the firewall, etc.
What I'm now trying to do is
On Thu, February 23, 2006 6:24 pm, Dino Ciuffetti wrote:
> Is there a way to "header tag" an authenticated user?
Courier does this by default, here's a sample Received header from a message:
Received: from [10.9.4.123] (somewhere.airstreamcomm.net
[60.37.248.52])
(AUTH: PLAIN [EMAIL PRO
Dino Ciuffetti writes:
Hi all!!
Is there a way to "header tag" an authenticated user?
Is it possible in maildrop to match a mail coming from a client with
relying privileges?
Since you are posting this to the courier-users list, you are presumably
running Courier, which already records the i
Hi all!!
Is there a way to "header tag" an authenticated user?
Is it possible in maildrop to match a mail coming from a client with
relying privileges?
Thanks a lot!! Dino.
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2006-02-21 14:07:18, schrieb Jay Lee:
be using something like LDAP or SQL for your user's backend.
For security reason I can not use LDAP
Curiosity compells me to ask why LDAP isn't suitable for "security reasons".
and I am allready
using PostgreSQL, but I was
Am 2006-02-21 14:07:18, schrieb Jay Lee:
> So write a module for libnss. All the docs are there. Authcustom is a
I have allready tried this, but failed... OK, I am coding,
but I am not the best one. :-( Better someone with more
experience do that for security reason.
> skeleton example of h
Again:
+---[ man 'authlib' ]--
|
|authpam
| authenticates using the system's PAM library (plug
| gable authentication module). This is, essen
| tially, a way to use existing PAM modules for
Vincent writes:
Hi. Any idea what would cause this error?
This is how I have it configured
/etc/courier/aliases/mydomain.org
@mydomain.org: vince
/etc/courier/locals
localhost
If I add the specific alias
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: vince
to /etc/courier/aliases/mydomain.org, it delivers it
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