That is a postfix question... In it's simplest form, dbMail is just a
'mail store'... Sorry if I hurt any feelings by saying that!
I am not a debian user but have been using linux for some time... I use
amavis-new with clamd plus a program called ASSP (perl based spam proxy
filter placed on my fir
Steven Lynn wrote:
>In it's simplest form, dbMail is just a 'mail store'... Sorry if I hurt any
feelings by saying that!
Plus a POP3/IMAP Server right. :-)
In any event thanks for your input. I have installed amavisd-new and am
looking at clamd as we speak and spamassassin. My email server
Correct.
I am trying to understand how pop before smtp works in dbmail. I have
postfix setup to check_client_access via the dbmail_pbsp table. I can't see
any documentation proving this, so please correct me if I am mistaken.
When a user attempts to use my mail server for smtp relay postfix checks the
Bernard,
Are you running 2.0.x or are you using a 2.1.0 cvs snapshot?
Bernard Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to verify the expected bahaviour of dbmail in respect to
return-path headers.
My current setup is
postfix->amavis->spamassassin->postfix->tmda->postfix->dbmail-lmtp and
then I pickup the
Trying to get squirrelmail running with dbmail. After the login page I get:
"Error opening ../data/default_pref
Default preference file not found or not readable!"
I'm on debian woody. I used apt-get to install squirrelmail. Has anyone
else ran into this problem and how do you solve it? I'm a
Nate,
Check your apache error log. This could also be something like an open_basedir restriction or a faulty
include_path. And check bugs.debian.org/squirrelmail if this is a known issue.
Consider installing squirrelmail from sarge/testing instead of woody.
Nate Zabaldo wrote:
Trying to get
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Bernard,
Are you running 2.0.x or are you using a 2.1.0 cvs snapshot?
Bernard Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to verify the expected bahaviour of dbmail in respect to
return-path headers.
My current setup is
postfix->amavis->spamassassin->postfix->tmda->postfix->dbmail-lmt
Steven Lynn wrote:
>Check your apache error
It was a chmod issue. For some reason it was not readable after the apt-get
install.
All is working now.
Thanks & Happy New Year,
Nate
Bernard,
Could you please report this issue on the bugtracker on www.dbmail.org. Please include as much information as
possible. I'll do a drill-down next week or so, and perhaps Aaron has a clue wrt possible problems in the lmtp
code. I've checked but have been unable to confirm this bug so fa
Squirrel mail has a plug in for quota usage. Has anyone successfully
installed this to work with dbmail?
Thanks,
Nate
I'll report it, but give me a few days to verify it's not a problem on
my end.
I mainly wanted to verify that the "expected" behaviour of dbmail was to
preserve the return-path. I know that some systems, by design
(imail), do not preserve this information.
I will dig into the guts of the s
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