Is there a way for a local rcptfilter to get the output of the courier
SPF check (the ones on HELO and MAIL FROM)?
Or is it better to check the Received-SPF header using an smtpfilter?
-andy
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On Aug 30, 2004, at 2:56 AM, Alessandro Vesely wrote:
Another question is if the M$ stuff is good. By chance, isn't it that
piece of specs prescribing XML content in the name server?
Sender ID does not use XML.
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On Aug 16, 2004, at 8:19 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Sender Policy Framework implemented for HELO and MAIL FROM. The
documentation also refers to the From: header. SPF checking of the
From:
header is not yet implemented.
This is good to see. Are you planning on full Sender ID if that gets
On Jun 14, 2004, at 8:34 PM, Jason L. Buberel wrote:
Any info on how/where in the mail processing pipeline this can be done
would be appreciated. Also, if you think using this mechanism for an
auto-whitelist feature is really bone-headed, I'd like that feedback
too!
I'm not sure how practical this
Well, that host is not in Yahoo's MX list (that's what I assume freemail
is checking). If freemail is comparing the result of a reverse lookup,
then something is not working.
-andy
Mitch (WebCob) wrote:
I don't want to pick a fight ;-) But it seems to send from yahoo.com - BUT,
courier says
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Reverse, and forward.
So why is web60006.mail.yahoo.com not being seen as in yahoo.com?
-andy
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Is there a way for a maildrop mailfilter being used as a localmail
filter to get the hostname handed to courier on the HELO/EHLO command?
The man page only shows SENDER, BLOCK2, TCPREMOTEHOST and TCPREMOTEIP.
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Jon Nelson wrote:
So last night I'm trying to use couriertls for an application outside of
the normal courier mechanisms. Initially, things went great.
However, I quickly ran into a problem, which I spent altogether far too
long debugging - couriertls does not do normal name resolution. By
that I
Jon Nelson wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003, Andrew Newton wrote:
Er, oops. I saw that you put section 5 in there.
I misspoke earlier.
What I mean to ask is this: what does this have to do with couriertls,
and more importantly, what does this have to do with the parts of
courier that have *nothing
Bill Taroli wrote:
Well, my understanding is that Maildir will not recognize anything in
the directory OTHER than cur, tmp, and new. By that read, you should be
able to put anything else in there you want. But nothing other than the
OS will see it (MTA, MUA, etc), since Maildir only recognizes
I'm sure it is in the man pages for makealiases, but perhaps the easiest
way to do it is via the webadmin interface.
See http://www.courier-mta.org/makealiases.html
look under Virtual domains.
I've been quite successfully doing [EMAIL PROTECTED]: realuser.
-andy
Rodrigo Severo wrote:
Hi,
Julian Mehnle wrote:
Last but not least, AFAIK the
wildcard scheme is an old proprietary Netscape invention and is not really
standardized, so some clients might not understand it.
From RFC 2595: Using TLS with IMAP, POP3 and ACAP
Section 2.4. Server Identity Check
A * wildcard character MAY be
I was planning on grabbing the webmin source (it's really just a
glorified tarball), figuring out what the author did, and reimplement
(possibly better) in awk and/or python. awk is /vastly/ quicker than
any other regex-capable language I've ever used, incl. perl. Using awk
to produce an
Mark Janssen wrote:
Hi List,
I'm using courier on my home and office mail systems and have been
playing around with the DNS based blacklists (spamcop, monkeys.com etc)
Is it possible to have 'submit' either tag suspected spams with added
headers or having the spams delivered to seperate mailboxes
Is there a particular advantage to doing it this way rather than just
using maildrop and something like SpamAssassin?
Roland Schneider wrote:
--Mark Janssen wrote on 05.03.03 23:56 +0100:
It takes about two lines of code to record the contents of
$BLOCK2 in a X-Spam-header for later filtering.
Three Letter Acronym wrote:
I for one would like to thank Sam for a fine piece of software -- it's
certainly been good to me.
I second this.
I would also like to address a few rediculous notions:
*) Just because a piece of software has more than one developer doesn't
mean it will last
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
You missed:
WARNINGS
Once the identities of the compression methods for the TLS protocol
have been standardized, the compression API will most likely be
changed. Using it in the current state is not recommended.
I believe there is a draft before the
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Crispin gets pissed off every time I point that out. His own revision
to RFC 2060, which is going to get published soon, contains an appendix
listing over a hundred errata, and revisions to RFC 2060. Each time he
starts flapping his gums about something I point out
Going with Sam's suggestion of LDAP, there is a project on sourceforge
called JAMM (http://freshmeat.net/projects/jamm/?topic_id=28) that does
mail account management via LDAP. It mentions Courier IMAP, but it may
not take much to get it to do other LDAP features for the MTA.
-andy
Jesse
My guess is that you shouldn't be renaming foo at all... instead you
should just move the older/read/marked/whatever files from foo/new and
foo/cur to your new folder.
I've got a bash script that uses find to move mail from folders that is
more than 2 weeks old. It does this without renaming
This sounds like you have etc/imapd or etc/esmtpd screwed up. Something
is causing it to interpret the argument to be passed to couriertcpd to
be interepretted as an executable by the shell. It is normally assigned
to the variable TCPDOPTS.
Thomas Stian Bergheim wrote:
Hi.
After following
I just switch over to maildrop from procmail, and in the process,
switched all my filters from triggering on the To: or From: headers to
the List-Id: or Mailing-List: headers.
However, with the wrapping that is done by courier for bad 8-bit
messages, these headers only appear in the wrapped
As often as this gets asked, it should really be in the FAQ.
Look here:
http://www.courier-mta.org/courier.html
Search for:
locallowercase
-andy
Randy Robb wrote:
Hi all - I've run into a problem after setting up a new Courier email
server. It blocks any email addresses that are not all lower
I had this very thing happen to me before. The root cause was that I
had a user who created a procmailrc file that had gone nuts. Delievery
to that user was failing every time and for some reason the queue would
stop processing after the failure.
Anyway, the solution to get the queue
George Hill wrote:
hy all, i find a bug when i use outlook to get the mail by courier-imap.
i can't see some mail in the outlook, but i can see it in web. and
netscape can too. i find the outlook can get some special email, the
special email's from address like [EMAIL PROTECTED].
i want to
Mark Constable wrote:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
iii) Get rid of the second MX.
A second MX doesn't get you anything unless your primary has been down
for at least 24 hours, and if that happens you'll have other things to
worry about.
You sure ? I have a courier box doing secondary MX
Anand Buddhdev wrote:
This is a courier issue. Courier's SMTP server will only accept n
recipients, and reject the rest with a temporary error. I was also looking
at the documentation to find the value of this elusive 'n'. I could even
swear I had seen it somewhere, but I can't find it now.
I'm trying to use the new Outbox sending feature of imapd, and I'm
running into a bit of trouble.
I've used both Mozilla and mutt as the MUA and both get the same error
message back when I attempt to copy mail to the Outbox folder: COPY
failed - no write permission or out of disk space. If I
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Andrew Newton writes:
I also get the following in the logs when copying from one imap folder
into the Outbox: error sending a message, user=anewton: Send failed
without logging an error. This shouldn't happen.
This is reported whenever the sendmail child
First, after re-reading the entire thread, I seem to recall that there
is someway to do this using the userdb auth module. As I recall, you
can give a user separate smtp, imap, and pop passwords. If you simply
change the passwords to imap to something they don't know, they won't be
able to log
bronto wrote:
I've read the userdb info at
http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/INSTALL.html#userdb, and indeed it
does sound like it is what I want to do. But it makes no mention of
MySQL, which is what I'm am using to store my virtual user data. I
want to make sure I'm not going to screw
I don't think that can be done out of the box. Atleast, I don't see it
anywhere, but I could be mistaken.
However, if you are willing to recompile your system, perhaps changing
references from RFC1035_TYPE_A to RFC1035_TYPE_PTR in tcpd/tcpd.c
docheckblocklist() might do the trick. It looks
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Andrew Newton writes:
However, if you are willing to recompile your system, perhaps changing
references from RFC1035_TYPE_A to RFC1035_TYPE_PTR in tcpd/tcpd.c
docheckblocklist() might do the trick. It looks like it would cause
-block on couriertcpd (use
Nathan J. Mehl wrote:
If you want to use the _same_ client on Windows and MacOS, your
options are drastically limited. There's basically, Eudora,
Netscape/Mozilla and, um, nothing else that I can think of.
If you're willing to use different clients on each OS, there are a lot
more
Normally, I just tar up maildir directories, but I guess moving the
messages over from exchange might not be as easy to do.
You might want to look into isync for moving the messages, though I
don't think it will create the subfolder structures.
-andy
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In webmail, is there a way to add a filter rule with one or two clicks
based on the sending or receiving address when viewing mail?
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Would it be possible to add a feature where an x-header is added to all
the non-compliant 8bit messages that get wrapped.
It would seem that the wrapping is defeating Spam Assassin, and it would
be easy to identify the wrapped mail by a simple header. If the
x-header existed, Spam Assassin
For some reason last night, one of my mail servers rebooted and we found it
in maintenance mode. Anyway, after restarting the machine and starting
courier, we can no longer authenticate via ESMTP. We get the following in
the log file:
May 3 04:27:38 cliffie courieresmtpd: [ID 702911
Just to throw in my $0.02. I started out with just the IMAP portion
mostly because I didn't know there was an MTA, POP, maildrop, etc... I
now have two sites running the full suite.
I certainly understand people not wanting to wade through email they
think is off topic, but I think there
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Only inbound. Note though that out-bound mail relayed through the server
via SMTP will get sifted through some of the filters.
Which ones? The bofh filter and the /etc/courier/filters/active filters
if enablefilter is set to smtp?
Correct.
Since the global
Forgive me for asking a second time and considering this may be a
relatively naive question, do the hooks in Courier for doing mail
filtering also work for out-bound mail?
Also, does /usr/lib/courier/etc/aliases/.courier-default only get
consulted when trying to deliver mail to non-existent
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Only inbound. Note though that out-bound mail relayed through the
server via SMTP will get sifted through some of the filters.
Which ones? The bofh filter and the /etc/courier/filters/active filters
if enablefilter is set to smtp?
Define a non-local non-existent
Keith Pettit wrote:
Apr 9 14:14:39 barcelona courierd: Purging /usr/lib/courier/var/msgs
Apr 9 14:14:39 barcelona courierd: Permission denied
Apr 9 14:14:39 barcelona courierd: ABNORMAL TERMINATION, exit status: 1
Apr 9 14:14:39 barcelona courierd: Will restart in 60 seconds.
Perhaps
Is it possible to filter out-bound mail? I would like to add a mail
header or an attachment to out-bound mail and I'm wondering where to
place the script file to do this.
My first thought was the system .courier-default file. However, the
program invoked via .courier-default will have to
Everytime I run across some strangeness in IMAP and Courier like this, I
switch over to another client and retest. I have OE and Mozilla on my
machine. So when I switch from OE to Moz (or vice versa) to find the bug in
Courier, I always discover it being a bug in the mail client. Try
Leonardo Cabral wrote:
Hi:
I'm testing a Courier server and I found that if it can't find a DNS
server, esmtp connections have a big delay before sending the 220 message.
I'm running a cache-only DNS server in the same machine. In the future,
I'll need that users don't notice about DNS
Is there a way to change the dash (e.g. .courier-foo, .courier-bar) to
another character, such as + or .?
-andy
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anyone that is using the Full Courier Mail Suite that has a
working virus checking system??
I would prefer to use the courier mail suite instead of Qmail with courier
addons.I have looked on freshmeat.net for other projects out there I
have found
My department at work runs its own mail system (separate from the rest
of the company's Exchange fiasco), and it is less than satisfying for
those of us trying to be remote users (especially when being a remote
user at a conference or public meeting over a wireless network). So I'm
trying to
Will I cause any problems if I run multiple versions of esmtpd? I want
to run one on port 25 and one on port 465.
-andy
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Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Andrew Newton writes:
Will I cause any problems if I run multiple versions of esmtpd? I
want to run one on port 25 and one on port 465.
You can already do this. In fact, the PORT setting in the esmtpd
configuration file tells you how to do it.
Hey, that's
Is there a way to setup Courier to do client authentication via a
client's certificate? I'm interested in this from both the SMTP/TLS and
IMAP/SSL perspective.
-andy
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Well, I haven't done this, so naturally I should comment on it. :)
Thawte (www.thawte.com), which is really VeriSign, has some informaton
on using OpenSSL and submiting the CSR to them. All the information is
under the Apache section.
I'm assuming the procedure is the same as for web sever
Simon Cocking wrote:
Has anyone contemplated modifying Courier to support the storage of
messages in SQL tables rather than Maildirs?
Why? Give me a logical reason other than it sounds cool.
Two words -- replication and redundancy. We already have systems in
place which make use of
So I just had one of those the sky is falling experiences. After
about an hour of trying to figure out why Courier wasn't processing any
mail, I discovered a message in the queue that was in /msgs. After I
deleted it, everything in /tmp started processing again.
courierd just kept doing
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Andrew Newton writes:
My other thoughts are that I could simply write a shell/Perl script to
accomplish this. I don't know about the important Maildir rules to follow
and the concurrency issues involved with a cron job modifying the
folder while an IMAP session
Scott Morizot wrote:
On 17 Dec 2001, at 11:28, Andrew Newton wrote:
Is there something else that must be done to enable this feature? The
permissions
on the .courier-foo file are world-readable.
I believe there need to be no group or other permissions
at all.
I tried that too
I just upgraded to Courier 0.36.1.
On the webmail pages, such as the login page, I am now getting things
like this:
[#@logo.gif, width=263 height=35 alt=SqWebMail Copyright
1999-2001 Double Precision, Inc. border=0@SqWebMail - Copyright
1999-2001 Double Precision, Inc.@#]
[#@signin.gif,
Nevermind. I didn't copy the cgi-bin executables to the cgi-bin
directory. Once I did that, the problem was solved.
Andrew Newton wrote:
I just upgraded to Courier 0.36.1.
On the webmail pages, such as the login page, I am now getting things
like this:
[#@logo.gif, width=263 height
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