[courier-users] Courier Fails to Queue Messages

Greetings, I am having a very odd problem which I'm hoping someone here can shed light on. I installed Courier on Arch Linux via the aur package. Everything works fine for the most part. Courier can successfully authenticate against an SQL database, it can access mailboxes to check mail, etc.

[courier-users] OAuth 2

Google has since a while started to block normal IMAP/SMTP access to gmail unless users specifically activate "Enable less secure apps" in their account settings. As alternative Google now require the use of OAuth 2.0 for authentication.

Re: [courier-users] Courier Fails to Queue Messages

Joseph C. Lininger writes: I installed Courier on Arch Linux via the aur package. Everything works fine for the most part. Courier can successfully authenticate against an SQL database, it can access mailboxes to check mail, etc. One problem, and it's a big one. When courier receives a message,

Re: [courier-users] OAuth 2

m...@lechevalier.se writes: Google has since a while started to block normal IMAP/SMTP access to gmail unless users specifically activate "Enable less secure apps" in their account settings. As alternative Google now require the use

Re: [courier-users] Courier Fails to Queue Messages

Sam, First thank you for your help. I figured out part of the problem. courierd wasn't starting. There was a single file the script wanted that I didn't have. I put it in place and courierd at least started. Now I'm having a problem with "no such file or directory", and the logs report "abno

Re: [courier-users] Courier Fails to Queue Messages

Joseph C. Lininger writes: « HTML content follows » Sam, First thank you for your help. I figured out part of the problem. courierd wasn't starting. There was a single file the script wanted that I didn't have. I put it in place and courierd at least started. Now I'm having a problem with

Re: [courier-users] Courier Fails to Queue Messages

You were right, at least to an extent. I assumed I could build the package on one system, then use it on another the way I can with most other packages. (You're supposed to be able to) Well, this one hard codes uids and such (Courier needs that obviously). That isn't really a problem, except t