Does anybody see any configuration error on my part with DBMail? Has
anyone seen this exact problem before? Thanks for your attention; I
promise to post the resolution when I reach it.
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no session
information. Check the normal session stuff, cookies, passed SID's stuff like
that.
hope that helps.
-Micah
On Monday 29 March 2004 03:14 pm, Will Berry wrote:
The basic problem is that when I correctly login to Squirrelmail I get
an error message: "You must be logg
or
the false alarm, since this actually had nothing to do with DBMail.
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The subject sort of says it all, but has there been any desire to fork
the mailing list into separate lists for announcements (new releases,
betas, patches), user issues, and development?
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il
Postfix
Freebsd
JK
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ail accounts on our virtual
host to the customer's account in our master database.
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.0.
Also, if you're still feeling generous when you figure out the mystery
of the configure script, please clue me in.
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se of
security.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
Short answer: get a proper list server.
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ime in the next couple of days, I may make
these changes myself and submit them. (Or is there a clever shell
script hack to do this?)
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#!/bin/sh
# init script for the DBMail IMAP server
# you may need to
in a new major
release number.)
But if there's an RFC or something that clearly defines how such data is
to be used, then even if DBMail doesn't actually use it there should be
no problem defining it in the tables.
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oup_idnr'.
Naming it 'group' implies a specific meaning for the field, and
therefore would be confusing to new users/developers. Any new name
should imply *any* use the application desires. Something like
'external_idnr' would be sufficiently generic.
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not, how would I
go
about it?
Thanks,
Peter Darley
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Peter Darley wrote:
Will,
Thanks a bunch. For some reason I was thinking there was a unique
index on alias, but obvously I was mistaken. :)
Yeah, it's a MUL key. The alias_idnr is the unique key.
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dbmail. Do you agree?
Maybe you're talking about something else, but since it's a full RDBMS,
you can just open up the database to network clients, and even use the
dbmail command line tools remotely.
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change
in an application. If installing a bugfix release does cause
application problems, it's a bug in the new release.
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very happy with Postfix. And
yes, the protocols seem simple, but these MTAs have man-years of effort
behind them, and there's a reason for that.
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Debian it should still
work fine for the most part, especially if I'm building from source. So
even if woody support stops, I wouldn't expect any problems for us.
By the way, just because I haven't said it recently, dbmail totally
rawks. IC&S too.
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imit the number of auto-replies for
any mailbox to one, which seems wise, and would allow multiple users to
have the same "standard" auto-reply.
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at would of course have to go either
in the dbmail config file as a delimited list or in accessory tables.
This, however, could probably be put off until 2.1 more easily, since
one could always configure a "mailing list only" alias and never have an
auto-reply activated for that
s off-by-one errors rare to surface and
difficult to reproduce.
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g all the virtual domains to $mydestination? Under
the latter scheme, you can still configure it so that mail to
non-existent addresses still rejects, only local deliveries are allowed,
etc. which seems to be what you need to prevent open relaying.
Just wondering...
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it make much of a
performance difference?
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I can give a plausible explanation for the error you see. Because UTF-8
is a variable-length character encoding (not every individual character
has the same byte-length in encoded form), the decoder (from bytes to
characters) has to have a way to tell how many bytes to read and decode
into a s
I recently upgraded to 2.2.17 from 2.0.10 and a feature from 2.0 that my
users have come to expect immediately stopped working. The feature was
to automatically forward incoming mail to an external e-mail address /in
addition to/ the local mailbox. (The users want to have the mail in
their PO
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