Hello,
I am not quite sure if this is the correct place to ask, if not just
give me a hint where to go.
Problem:
I am running a Gentoo box with courier-pop/imap in conjunction with
vpopmail and qmail. Works on several boxes pretty flawless.
One user now got a problem all in the sudden with a c
Hi Sam,
I finally figured out the problem. Turns out one of the lock files was
somehow owned by root so I'm guessing the membership lookup was failing.
Thanks for your help
Ricardo
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Until I find another option...
I commented out:
if ( buf.st_uid != getuid())
tempfail("Home directory owned by wrong
user.");
from maildrop/main.C
That makes it work for me.
Thanks,
-Rich
On Mar 06, 2006, at 9:32 PM, Richard Secor wrote:
Ok, I know w
Ok, I know what's going on.
Maildrop expects the UID/GID given it to be the owner and group for
the "home="
Unfortunately that goes against being able to have a separate UID/GID
for each domain or even each user as available through Authlib and
Courier IMAP.
Is there a way to stop Maildrop f
Lyndon Tiu writes:
Hello,
I searched Google Web and Groups to no avail.
I am getting this error in the syslog logs:
submit: Is a directory
courieresmtpd: submitclient: EOF from submit.
Any ideas?
Your Courier installation is corrupted, in some bizarre, twisted way.
Remove all traces of Co
Robert Penz writes:
Hi!
I'm trying to set an catch all user for a virtual domain. I did work
along following documenation
http://www.courier-mta.org/?makehosteddomains.html
1) Create the local address [EMAIL PROTECTED] For example, if the
hosteddomains file contains
"example.com", create th
Working on getting Spam Assassin working...
Postfix is calling Maildrop... but Maildrop doesn't like me.
Examples:
# echo "hi" | maildrop -d
maildrop: Home directory owned by wrong user.
# echo "hi" | maildrop -V -d
maildrop: Unable to open filter file, errno=2.
Somewhere out there I foun
Hello,
I searched Google Web and Groups to no avail.
I am getting this error in the syslog logs:
submit: Is a directory
courieresmtpd: submitclient: EOF from submit.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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On Mon March 6 2006 10:13, Dino Ciuffetti wrote:
> Hi people!!
>
> Is it possible with courier running as a mail relay to strip the
> Received headers for mails generated with a mail client?
Not easily, nor should you do so anyway...
> Someone is getting blocked by destination servers because the
Francisco Reyes wrote:
Back to the problem...
Is there a folder or group of folders used by Courier to do temporary
work? The cannot copy error occurrs even if I start from a fresh Maildir
directory. I have not been able to use this domain for almost a week.
I understand that a dying hard di
Francisco,
I actually got it working.
I never use the ports... lol. I always download straight from the
sources and build from scratch. And I'm trying to not install
anything extra. It looks like I'll probably get around the need for
Pam; At least this time.
Thanks again,
-Rich
On Mar
Sam,
Thanks I figured it out... I had an option set off when
compiling Cyrus SASL that I needed on.
Now Authdaemond is authenticating me... now I just have to get
postfix to be aware of it and allow me to replay.
Thanks again,
-Rich
On Mar 3, 2006, at 6:07 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Hi people!!
Is it possible with courier running as a mail relay to strip the Received
headers for mails generated with a mail client?
Ex. I would like to strip Received headers to hide my relying enabled
clients IP address. They are using Outlook Express, eudora, thunderbird,
ecc. to send mail t
Hi!
I'm trying to set an catch all user for a virtual domain. I did work
along following documenation
http://www.courier-mta.org/?makehosteddomains.html
> 1) Create the local address [EMAIL PROTECTED] For example, if the
> hosteddomains file contains
> "example.com", create the local account [E
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