Re: [courier-users] Mail Server Interrogation

Derrick T. Woolworth wrote: Unfortunately, I'm not that familiar with MS Exchange server. I'm just wondering if it works more like Sendmail where the domain name is irrelevant to the username - so an e-mail sent to the alias [EMAIL PROTECTED] will actually be depos

Re: SV: [courier-users] Compiling version three

Göran Höglund wrote: As the output snippet from my make command below shows I am trying to compile authlib with mysql support. I have short circuted the solaris linker by renaming it becuse I had problems with this earlier. Right now I suspect gcc not the linker though. I have tried to find mo

Re: [courier-users] Mail Server Interrogation

> Unfortunately, I'm not that familiar with MS Exchange server.  I'm just> wondering if it works more like Sendmail where the domain name is > irrelevant to the username - so an e-mail sent to the alias> [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]> will actually be deposited > into the [EMAIL PROTECTED] [E

SV: SV: [courier-users] Compiling version three

I have the same version of gcc as you do. It's downloaded from Sunfreeware meaning that it's probablly linked with suns ld. I am building courier-authlib from source to include mysql support with gcc and gnu ld. I configured using the command: # ./configure CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/BerkeleyDB/include

[courier-users] Encrypting mails on disk, server-side.

Hi all, I would like to encrypt the contents of the maildir's on the Courier IMAP server's disks in such a way that even users with root access to the server cannot read the contents of the mails without first decrypting them. I suspect this would require a patch to Courier's maildir handling cod

Re: [courier-users] Encrypting mails on disk, server-side.

Am Freitag, 7. April 2006 16:13 schrieb MAL: > I would like to encrypt the contents of the maildir's on the Courier > IMAP server's disks in such a way that even users with root access to > the server cannot read the contents of the mails without first > decrypting them. Do you mean the server's q

[courier-users] POP3 dropping connections

Hi, I'm having strange problems. Irregularly pop3 starts dropping connections. +OK Hello there. USER [EMAIL PROTECTED] +OK Password required. PASS test Connection to host lost. In error log I have these lines: Apr 7 11:43:55 mail authdaemond: Authenticated: sysusername=, sysuserid=102, sys

Re: [courier-users] Encrypting mails on disk, server-side.

Bernd Wurst wrote: > Am Freitag, 7. April 2006 16:13 schrieb MAL: >> I would like to encrypt the contents of the maildir's on the Courier >> IMAP server's disks in such a way that even users with root access to >> the server cannot read the contents of the mails without first >> decrypting them. >

Re: [courier-users] Encrypting mails on disk, server-side.

Hi. Am Freitag, 7. April 2006 19:09 schrieb MAL: > > Do you mean the server's queue or the user's mailbox? > both > I am of course assuming that courier doesn't use the contents of the > mail after it has been queued. Courier itself never ever should use the contents of a message, only some kind

Re: [courier-users] POP3 dropping connections

Artūras Šlajus writes: Apr 7 11:43:55 mail authdaemond: Authenticated: sysusername=, sysuserid=102, sysgroupid=12, homedir=/home/www/vmail/singlebrides.com/test, [EMAIL PROTECTED], fullname=test, maildir=, quota=, options= Apr 7 11:43:55 mail pop3d: setuid: Resource temporarily unavailable

Re: [courier-users] Encrypting mails on disk, server-side.

MAL wrote: The reason for this requirement is to stop server admins from reading e-mail, to allow sensitive customer's sites to be managed by a third party. If that's your goal, don't give the third party "root" access. Give them an account which can "sudo" only the commands that they'll need