Re[2]: [Dbmail] DbMail Administrator (DBMA V2.0.2) is RC8 Compatible --need steer on PSQL Encrypt

Dear All, I think Jesse and me had a discussion about an year ago about md5 and encryption. First, encryption in the database is crucial, regardless of the DB being in an internal segment, public server etc. A person wouldn't want his password being seen in any situation, like overlooking when bro

Re[6]: [Dbmail] dbmail-smtp Death by signal 11

EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, March 7, 2003, 12:32:01 PM, Eelco van Beek - IC&S wrote: EvBIS> Is your sendmail in the right place and working? (/usr/bin/sendmail) EvBIS> Best regards, EvBIS> Eelco EvBIS> On donderdag, maa 6, 2003, at 19:11 Europe/Amsterdam, Boyan Alexiev EvBIS

Re[5]: [Dbmail] dbmail-smtp Death by signal 11

_to is [%s]", AS> (char *)tmp->data); AS> and if you comment this out, the segfault goes away? AS> It may indicate that tmp->data is not allocated properly... AS> Aaron AS> On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Boyan Alexiev wrote: >> Hi Eelco, >> >> Thanks. I supp

Re[4]: [Dbmail] dbmail-smtp Death by signal 11

03, at 17:55 Europe/Amsterdam, Boyan Alexiev EvBIS> wrote: >> Hi Eelco, >> >> It seems that the bug is definitely somewhere with the debug routine. >> However I just installed 1.1 and it seems the problem is solved. >> But there is still a problem, that I have not

Re[2]: [Dbmail] dbmail-smtp Death by signal 11

sulted in the sigsegv? EvBIS> Best regards, EvBIS> Eelco EvBIS> On vrijdag, feb 21, 2003, at 22:14 Europe/Amsterdam, Boyan Alexiev EvBIS> wrote: >> Hello again guys! >> >> It seems I am having some problems with 1.0 dbmail-smtp that are not >> unknown to you. A

Re: [Dbmail] DBmail takes 90% CPU - version 1.1

Hi Jan, Yes, my server does almost the same. The specific results I think depend on the number of childs you have. CPU states: 96.9% user, 3.1% system, 0.0% nice, 0.0% idle Mem:514476K total, 489608K used,24868K free,0K buffers Swap: 1999832K total, 214468K used, 1785

Re[2]: [Dbmail] dbmail-smtp Death by signal 11

n do that with EvBIS> the postcat command) that resulted in the sigsegv? EvBIS> Best regards, EvBIS> Eelco EvBIS> On vrijdag, feb 21, 2003, at 22:14 Europe/Amsterdam, Boyan Alexiev EvBIS> wrote: >> Hello again guys! >> >> It seems I am having some problems with 1

Re[3]: [Dbmail] dbmail setup

Hi Markus, The mysql-server package in Debian in fact supports InnoDB :) You just need to enter the neccessary lines in the my.cnf file. With dbmail it is best to use InnoDB i think. Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wednesday, February 26, 2003, 12:20:44 PM, Markus Welsch wrote: MW> Hi,

Re: [Dbmail] sparc libcrypt(o) problems?

Hi Dave, I think the difference between lcrypt and lcrypto applies only to the password field when you want to use md5 hashes. Not sure if it has anything to do with md5 digests, which are used for the APOP. Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wednesday, February 26, 2003, 2:42:25 AM, Dave

Re[2]: [Dbmail] [Dbmail 1.0] MD5 salted hashes patch

?) thought JN> we were doing the Right Thing(tm) by using md5 digests to save JN> password hashes (not to mention that's what you get by calling md5() JN> in php, perl, mysql and postgres). JN> Thanks, JN> Jesse JN> Original Message JN> From: Boyan Alexiev JN> To:

[Dbmail] [Dbmail 1.0] MD5 salted hashes patch

Hi Blake, here is the md5 hash patch (hope the diff works :) Let me know if any of you have suggestions/remarks. Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Saturday, February 22, 2003, 1:47:01 AM, Blake wrote: B> Please do post diffs/patches! B> Boyan Alexiev wrote: >> ... >>

Re[3]: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

JN> require rewriting existing things to work again. JN> Thanks, JN> Jesse JN> Original Message JN> From: Boyan Alexiev JN> To: Jesse Norell JN> Subject: Re[2]: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used) JN> Sent: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 01:09:15

[Dbmail] Dbmail mysql selects debug

ses dbmail/smtp[23681]: insert_messages(): alias deliver_to is [3] Could this be optimized? Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Saturday, February 22, 2003, 1:17:08 AM, Boyan Alexiev wrote: BA> Hello! BA> I have noticed that dbmail makes 2 sequential selects for the same BA> messag

[Dbmail] Dbmail mysql selects

Hello! I have noticed that dbmail makes 2 sequential selects for the same message: 19693 Query SELECT deliver_to FROM aliases WHERE alias="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" 19693 Query SELECT deliver_to FROM aliases WHERE alias="3" In this case "3" is the owner_id of the user and also the mailbox_i

Re[2]: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

e the encryption_type from 'md5' to some JN> other value, to be compatible with the other (non-salted) md5 JN> password patch (which uses 'md5' too)? JN> Original Message JN> From: Boyan Alexiev JN> To: dbmail@dbmail.org JN> Subject: [Dbmail] MD

Re[4]: [Dbmail] Auto-response

Jeff, you just saved me a lot of hacking :) Thank you a lot! As for the autoresponder I found the following - just configure the /etc/postfix/relocated map. I suppose it can also be done in a similar way. Best wishes, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] JB> Hello Boyan, BA>> Thank you for the tip, I also u

Re[2]: [Dbmail] Auto-response

Hi Jeff, Thank you for the tip, I also use postfix. I am not familiar with the postfix error classes but I will check the postfix documentation. Are you sure this is configured just with postfix. Here is a message I get, thanks! - This is the DBMAIL-SMTP progra

[Dbmail] dbmail-smtp Death by signal 11

Hello again guys! It seems I am having some problems with 1.0 dbmail-smtp that are not unknown to you. And yes, I think this is related to messages being sent over and over again (which sadly many of you have noticed on this very list, which I apologize for). I am using Dbmail 1.0 official final s

[Dbmail] Auto-response

Hello! Does anybody have a solution to implement an auto-respond system in Dbmail together with forwarding to an external address (which is not a problem at all)? Or just an auto-responder for an e-mail which has been removed for example. Second, is there any way to define what system mails shoul

[Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

Hello! I have made an addition to my mysql/dbauthmysql.c file to make DBmail 1.0 support MD5 hashed passwords like the ones created with the command mkpasswd --hash=md5 These hashes look like this: $1$TG2pWF9A$7ri7CJg/gi3KRqTbmj8VN1 where $1$TG2pWF9A$ is the salt Such passwords are used in a sh

[Dbmail] dbmail-smtp config file failure and INSTALL omissions

estions regarding the default paths: mylibdir=/usr/lib/ bindir=/usr/sbin/ If I have specified paths which are used just on Debian, please let the user choose these so we don't have to edit the files. Best regards, Boyan Alexiev [EMAIL PROTECTED]