On Sun, 01 Feb 2004, at 20:27:38, Mark Crispin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MC> The idea of those calls is to enable the
MC> #public and #shared namespaces if the users
MC> imappublic and imapshared respectively exist.
MC> Some UNIX systems don't like 10-character
MC> userids, but they should
I agree with you that it's a bug in your C library's implementation of
getpwnam(), specifically in its NIS (a.k.a. Yellow Pages) routines (note
the yp_??? function calls).
The idea of those calls is to enable the #public and #shared namespaces if
the users imappublic and imapshared respectively ex
I'm trying to configure a dual-processor, 2.4GHz
Xeon box as an email server, running Postfix et
al. under Mandrake 9.2
I'm having an odd problem with two applications,
ipop3d and imapd. During login negotiation, the
daemon starts allocating as much memory as it can,
until system limits ar
