On Thu, 17 Jun 1999, Alex Miller wrote:
You could telnet to my port 25 and you would be disconnected immediately, no
extra carriage return required ;-)
I'm struggling with getting my system running with QMail for this very
reason.
The day before yesterday I misconfigured qmail
On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, gene Campbell wrote:
I just tried this howto. It is the best one yet for helping understand
this system. But, I still can't get smtp to work. That is if I send from
another place to my system with qmail, it is bouced back. I get this
___
Hi. This is the qmail-send
Could someone give an please configuration example of this.
I would like to know which files to modify and how.
--
Regards
Martin Rehr / Supermall APS / Denmark
Alex Miller wrote:
If I understand it correctly when you set up a virtual host, you set
it up something like
"Alex Miller" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| However, Mutt seems to be looking for the Mailbox, and I can't see an option
| for setting it to use Maildirs.
Set $MAIL to point to your maildir.
But... is it my imagination or does mutt read the whole maildir, and
then write it back? That's just
I just tried this howto. It is the best one yet for helping understand
this system. But, I still can't get smtp to work. That is if I send from
another place to my system with qmail, it is bouced back. I get this
___
Hi. This is the qmail-send program at mail.surfup.com.
I'm afraid I wasn't
gene Campbell wrote:
I just tried this howto. It is the best one yet for helping understand
this system. But, I still can't get smtp to work. That is if I send from
another place to my system with qmail, it is bouced back. I get this
___
Hi. This is the qmail-send program at
Kevin King wrote:
I recently got my RH Linux box working wtith Qmail (with a huge amount
of help from Dave Sill). When I installed Qmail setup the following
files as such:
I found this web site tonight that might help some people. I am also
trying to setup qmail my self because
I recently got my RH Linux box working wtith
Qmail (with a huge amount of help from Dave Sill). When I installed Qmail setup
the following files as such:
defaultdomain:
srccomputer.net
locals:
localhost
src1.xtremesportsmidland.com
src1.turfspecialties.com
src1.srccomputer.net
me:
Ok, finally, using the rpm I was able to get QMail working on my system. The
Qmail that it created is certainly different that the one I compiled
directly, more on that later.
I rempoved my old Pine and installed the new one that recognizes Maildirs.
It works, I'm very pleased about that.
Thanks, that helps :-)
-Original Message-
From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 18, 1999 9:23 PM
Cc: Qmail
Subject: Re: RPM install question
On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Alex Miller wrote:
I am attempting the RPM install since I can't figure out why my
SMTP host
On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Alex Miller wrote:
I am attempting the RPM install since I can't figure out why my SMTP host
isn't working when I installed QMail and Uninstalled sendmail.
There are 2 parts of the first step which are confusing.
"b) Make sure that the shadow-utils (see the qmail
I am attempting the RPM install since I can't figure out why my SMTP host
isn't working when I installed QMail and Uninstalled sendmail.
There are 2 parts of the first step which are confusing.
"b) Make sure that the shadow-utils (see the qmail spec file for what
version is needed) because the
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local messages,
L.S,
The following section is from the Installing Configuring page of the Cyrus
IMAP server:
8.LINUX SYSTEMS ONLY: Set the configuration, user, quota, and partition
directories to update synchronously.
Failure to do this may lead to data corruption and/or loss of mail
after a system crash.
well, if you have Redhat Linux like I do here has been my experience.
I installed QMail using the tarball, running through each step carefully by
hand, and with help from members on this list, finally got it to work. I
could send mail out (unlike you) but I couldn't recieve remote email. I was
Ok, thanks Scott
but pardon my stupidity, where should I set this, rc.local with a set
command? I have Redhat, and am not clear on setting environment variables. I
know this is the kind of thing I should know but I've been puzzled by
setting environment variables for a while now, all the
On Sat, Jun 19, 1999 at 08:04:04AM -0400, Alex Miller wrote:
well, if you have Redhat Linux like I do here has been my experience.
I installed QMail using the tarball, running through each step carefully by
hand, and with help from members on this list, finally got it to work. I
could send
On Sat, Jun 19, 1999 at 12:07:11PM +0200, Peter van der Landen wrote:
Also set the queue directory of the mail daemon to update
synchronously. The following example is for sendmail:
/sbin/chattr +S /var/spool/mqueue
Should I conclude from this that somehow Linux is extra
Hi,
I've been trying to implement a web based email system using imp. To do this
imap is required, I'm currenting using 4.6BETA (4.5 does the same tho) with the
maildir patches in the contributed area.
There seems to be serveral bugs (or features!) that seem to break certain parts
of imp,
Recently, Alex Miller had the following to say about RE: Pine, Mutt, and Maildir:
Ok, thanks Scott
but pardon my stupidity, where should I set this, rc.local with a set
command? I have Redhat, and am not clear on setting environment variables. I
know this is the kind of thing I should know
Lame question time...
qmail stopped delivering outbound mail, and is echoing error messages like
this:
Jun 19 09:26:08 fromagerie qmail: 929798768.674689 delivery 1307:
deferral: Sorry,_I_couldn't_find_any_host_by_that_name._(#4.1.2)/
However, all the nameservers defined in resolv.conf on
I don't think that's entirely accurate. That is, if Redhat (mine is Linux
Mandrake - Redhat + KDE) systems are no different than other systems then
the documentation would be written slightly differently.
For example:
The /var/qmail/doc/INSTALL file says:
16. Set up qmail-smtpd in
Adam Rothschild wrote:
Lame question time...
qmail stopped delivering outbound mail, and is echoing error messages like
this:
Jun 19 09:26:08 fromagerie qmail: 929798768.674689 delivery 1307:
deferral: Sorry,_I_couldn't_find_any_host_by_that_name._(#4.1.2)/
However, all the
On Sat, Jun 19, 1999 at 03:02:46PM +, Mikko Hyvarinen wrote:
chmod o+r /etc/resolv.conf maybe?
Already done.
-a
Alex Miller wrote:
When I did the RPM install, it works, I can recieve mail, but nowhere in my
/etc/inetd.conf is SMTP configured.
Aha. That's because you're using the memphis RPM which controls qmail
from...
However, in /etc/rc.d/init.d there are several new files which are not
I used mutt with a large (1500 message) mailbox file once and the performance
was way worse than with large maildirs.
--Adam
- Original Message -
From: Scott Schwartz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Qmail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, June 19, 1999 2:06 AM
Subject: Re: Pine, Mutt, and Maildir
"Adam D. McKenna" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| I used mutt with a large (1500 message) mailbox file once and the performance
| was way worse than with large maildirs.
So mutt has two problems, then. Neither bsd mail nor mh has difficulty
with much bigger inboxes.
On 19 Jun 1999, Chris Bond wrote:
Hi,
I've been trying to implement a web based email system using imp. To do this
imap is required, I'm currenting using 4.6BETA (4.5 does the same tho) with the
maildir patches in the contributed area.
I have done exactly this. Well, almost exactly. We
Maybe, but I wouldn't really compare mutt to either of those.. Those are both
low-feature command line mail readers no?
mutt is still faster than pine for mbox.. and it handles maildir format
(much) faster than mbox.
--Adam
- Original Message -
From: Scott Schwartz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"Adam D. McKenna" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Maybe, but I wouldn't really compare mutt to either of those.. Those are both
| low-feature command line mail readers no?
They're high-feature command line readers with high-feature GUI
wrappers available.
For some time I've been racking my brains about various ways to implement
Maildir quotas in situations where you cannot use filesystem-based quotas
-- such as when you use a virtual domain manager where all Maildirs have
the same uid/gid.
Before I waste any more time on this, I'm going to wait
On Sat, 19 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
where can I read up on the specifics on the Maildir format? That is, an
actual specification suitable if you want to programatically manipulate
Maildirs.
Try 'man maildir' on a qmail-installed system.
--
Russ Steffen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I' ve installed RedHat 6 and Qmail. I followed strictly the
instructions there and i have some problems with ~alias/ directory permissions
and .qmail files in there. Some files in bin/ were installed with root owner. Is
this okay? I can't manage to do a thing with the ~alias directory. i
The
user you want to be to set up the qmail files is alias
Assuming you have created an alias user (and all the other required qmail
users)
su
alias
cd alias
touch .qmail-postmaster
touch .qmail-mailer-daemon
touch .qmail-root
If you
decide to use Maildirs eventually each of those
QMAIL-LDAP has native quota support that works very well, it could
easily be stripped out and used stand-alone.
Sam writes...
For some time I've been racking my brains about various ways to implement
Maildir quotas in situations where you cannot use filesystem-based quotas
-- such as when you
I am looking for suggestion on an open-source Web based e-mail system.
TIA
-Gentry-
GarfNet Internet Service Provider
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Check out SQwebmail. It's working great for us.
http://www.inter7.com/sqwebmail/
At 05:37 PM 6/19/99 , you wrote:
I am looking for suggestion on an open-source Web based e-mail system.
TIA
-Gentry-
GarfNet Internet Service Provider
Robbie Walker
If you want a serious web-based solution to anything, start with the robust.
Go to www.php.net
PHP is a server-side scripting language that, among many other things, can
talk to a wide variety of databases. Unlike iHTML, or Allaire's Cold Fusion,
or ASP, it is open-source, and I would say far
IMP is wrote completely with PHP, but can use mysql and other databases as a
backend for perferences and contact lists.
Chris
Quoting Alex Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you want a serious web-based solution to anything, start with the
robust.
Go to www.php.net
PHP is a server-side
Alex Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Assuming you have created an alias user (and all the other required
qmail users)
su alias
cd alias
touch .qmail-postmaster
touch .qmail-mailer-daemon
touch .qmail-root
It works just fine to have root own the files in ~alias.
Ironically, I have
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Quick Summary:
The University of Wisconsin IMAP server by Mark Crispin, one of the most
popular IMAP servers, does not have built-in Maildir support. There is a
patch
Hi!
"David" == David Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David up a few issues and make the UW-IMAP server fully workable
David with Maildirs and qmail.
Would it be possible to imap with a single-uid pop3 setup? We would
like to use IMP on a mailserver running this setup, but I can't
Yes, it's possible. But it's not very simple as the IMAP server was not
setup to have a new authentication method just plug in cleanly like the
qmail-pop3d setup. You also have to deal with the fact that the IMAP server
is happy to allow the user to open folders not in their home directory, but
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