Bowie Bailey wrote:
It looks like an ident lookup (port 113). In the good case it is
being rejected by either a firewall or the target machine. In the bad
case, the request is just being ignored (probably by a firewall).
The solution is to either disable ident lookups, or fix the firewall to
either
Hello,
I'm using Courier 0.42.2. My email client was showing a symptom of a
long delay (30-40 seconds) when connecting to a Courier SMTP server.
I've tracked this delay down to the SMTP server. If you just telnet to
the server, the delay happens between the initial connection and when
the se
Tim Hunter wrote:
Its not up to me to accept the patch, but I can see why you want it. In my
opinion its not necessary, but if you insist your users are this ignorant I
cannot argue.
It's not about user ignorance. Computers are supposed to make our lives
easier, not make us jump through hoops.
Sam wrote:
Since the purpose of the confirmation request is to make sure that the
human being that owns this address actually sent the subscription
request, it obviously won't be very useful to have a confirmation
process that can be easily fooled by an autoresponder.
?? It would take 5 minutes
I wrote:
Is there some way to make a read-only list with courier-mlm?
Let me qualify this by saying that I'm looking for a solution that
doesn't require the list moderator to wade through spam.
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Hello,
I'd like a way to disable the courier-mlm requirement that the subject
of confirmation messages be altered (by adding "yes"). I can't see what
added security this provides that is worth the penalty in ease of use.
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Is there some way to make a read-only list with courier-mlm?
If not, isn't it ironic that the courier project has a read-only list
(courier-announce), but the software itself can't do this?
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Sam Varshavchik wrote:
dick hoogendijk writes:
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after three conditions (OR, OR, OR). I don't know how to translate this
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* ^Content-Type: multipart/(mixed|alternative)
* ^Content-Type:.*(audio/x-|application|x-rasmol)
* name=.*\.(scr|com|bat|pif|lnk|exe)
You want AND, not OR.
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if (/
I'm not able to change userdb passwords from webmail. I've gone through
the entire mailing list archive and didn't find anything helpful.
I can change passwords from the authtest utility fine. I suspect some
kind of permissions problem. Is there any way to debug this?
Thanks,
