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I put the line on qmail-pop3d into my inetd.conf, and restarted inetd.
Still my pop3d doesn't start. Why's that? What can I do to run qmail-pop3d
1. How does the line look like?
2. What does "telnet localhost 110" do?
3. What about your
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 10:39:14AM +0200, Maria Zevenhoven wrote:
I put the line on qmail-pop3d into my inetd.conf, and restarted inetd.
Still my pop3d doesn't start. Why's that? What can I do to run
qmail-pop3d
It would help if you can show us the line you have put into your
I put the line on qmail-pop3d into my
inetd.conf, and restarted inetd. Still my pop3d doesn't start. Why's that? What
can I do to run qmail-pop3d
1. How does the line look like?
pop3 stream tcp nowait root /var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup qmail-popup eof.saitti.net
/usr/bin/checkpassword
/var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d Maildir
(I tried to put it al on one line, and I guess it is, even it shows up as 2 lines
whatever I view it with.
2. What does
Hi,
I have a qmail account 'test' and 'test1'.
i want to forward all mail for 'test' to 'test1'
and keep a copy in the mailbox of 'test' ( total 2 copy)
how can i do it ?
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pop3 stream tcp nowait root /var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup qmail-popup
eof.saitti.net /usr/bin/checkpassword /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d Maildir
(I tried to put it al on one line, and I guess it is, even it shows up as
2 lines whatever I view it with.
On Thu, 12 Aug 1999 13:56:27 -0400 (EDT), Russell Nelson wrote:
Thanks for the code, figured this out yesterday by myself too, but you
gave me the final information. Thanks a bunch.
--Michael
Michael Mertel writes:
after having a few frustrating hours I cannot see any option to force qmail
Is your checkpassword in /usr/bin?
i don't find the whole thing... maybe I'm just stupid`? =)
(Executable for root?) Does
your entry in /etc/services say "pop3" - since my says "pop-3"?
no - so that's one thing...
2. What does "telnet localhost 110" do?
there's just nothing in the port...
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Is your checkpassword in /usr/bin?
i don't find the whole thing... maybe I'm just stupid`? =)
checkpassword is a separate package. Download it and build it.
(You may find some patches from www.qmail.org handy, like the
one for PAMified system -
I changed the line to pop-3 (the rest same as earlier) and now I get into telnet 110.
well, I put user maria7
server replies +OK
then pass X
server says the passwd is invalid.
Should I get this, because I'm using mailbox, not maildir, or is something still
wrong?
-Maria
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well, I put user maria7
server replies +OK
then pass X
server says the passwd is invalid.
Uhm. Is your checkpassword really installed and working? Without
it, you can't go on.
Should I get this, because I'm using mailbox, not maildir, or
Uhm. Is your checkpassword really installed and working? Without
it, you can't go on.
Installed. can I check if it's working somehow?
On Thu, Aug 12, 1999 at 03:47:01PM -0600, AP - Darvin Zuch wrote:
I'm running FreeBSD and think I have qmail up ... finally.
All the documentation I've found says I should use qmail-pw2u to create users.
ie..
sh /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pw2u
Hello Darvin,
you have to use sth. like:
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Uhm. Is your checkpassword really installed and working? Without
it, you can't go on.
Installed. can I check if it's working somehow?
- From www.qmail.org:
Mark Delany has a clever way to test your checkpassword with a bit of command line
Now I'm confused...
Uhm. Is your checkpassword really installed and working? Without
it, you can't go on.
Installed. can I check if it's working somehow?
- From www.qmail.org:
Mark Delany has a clever way to test your checkpassword with a bit of command line
re-direction. For example,
Somehow I seem to be gettting problems with everything I tired to put
/home/maria7/Maildir/ in my .qmail - file. Now my mail doesn't go into Mailbox, but
also not in Maildir.
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Somehow I seem to be gettting problems with everything I tired to put
/home/maria7/Maildir/ in my .qmail - file. Now my mail doesn't go into
Mailbox, but also not in Maildir.
You usually put ./Maildir/ into the .qmail file.
What do the logs say?
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 12:19:02PM +0200, Maria Zevenhoven wrote:
Somehow I seem to be gettting problems with everything I tired to put
/home/maria7/Maildir/ in my .qmail - file. Now my mail doesn't go into
Mailbox, but also not in Maildir.
Did you create the maildir (not with md but with
Hi all!
Id like to use amavis with qmail, but i am new to qmail and dont know in wich file i
should put "scanmail"
I use qmail 1.03 with qmail-pop3, latest amavis + mcaffe
Please help me!
Mats Haglund
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 03:59:50PM +0800, Chan Kin Fai wrote:
Hi,
I have a qmail account 'test' and 'test1'.
i want to forward all mail for 'test' to 'test1'
and keep a copy in the mailbox of 'test' ( total 2 copy)
how can i do it ?
cd ~test
echo test1 .qmail; echo ./Mailbox
On Wed, 11 Aug 1999, Mate Wierdl wrote:
A simple pointer: people who look for the "memphis" rpm, should not look into
the var-qmail dir. People who look for a binary distribution of qmail,
should look into var-qmail.
I loved that qmail SRPM, it always worked great for me.
The only added
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, Anand Buddhdev wrote:
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 03:59:50PM +0800, Chan Kin Fai wrote:
Hi,
I have a qmail account 'test' and 'test1'.
i want to forward all mail for 'test' to 'test1'
and keep a copy in the mailbox of 'test' ( total 2 copy)
how can i do it ?
Ira Abramov writes:
I think that definitely belongs in the tip section of qmail.org
Well, come to think of it, it's not always good advice. It should be
more accurately: "Always *consider* running BIND on your qmail host."
If you have a pile of front-end SMTP clients, it might actually be
33 to remote [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aug 13 16:22:56 mumbly qmail: 934554176.794487 status: local 0/10 remote
1/20
Aug 13 16:22:56 mumbly qmail: 934554176.794738 starting delivery 87297:
msg 340233 to remote [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aug 13 16:22:56 mumbly qmail: 934554176.794961 status: local 0/10 remote
2/20
Hello,
I'm using tcp_wrappers (tcpd) to avoid email relay in my server. But
the
problem is that some
email I should receive, are instead bounced. In my maillog file I
noticed that this is happening when
the DNS verification results in different domain names (the reverse
is
not good in the email
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 10:36:23AM -0400, Vanderlei C. wrote:
Stop using tcp_wrappers, and switch to tcpserver instead from the
ucspi-tcp package. Then you can choose not to do reverse lookups.
Hello,
I'm using tcp_wrappers (tcpd) to avoid email relay in my server. But
the
problem is that
Do what I do, I scan the "refused connect" messages and send emails to
the domains in question. Most of the time, I get a good response.
Matt
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I'm using tcp_wrappers (tcpd) to avoid email relay in my server.
That's an unsupported way.
But
the
problem is that some
email I should receive, are instead bounced. In my maillog file I
noticed that this is happening when
the DNS
Hello everyone,
I've got a mail server on a private network (192.168.x.x) which
I want to periodically pick up mail from my server that's
co-located elsewhere. Both servers are running qmail.
The public server has MX records for my domain, pointing to
it. Mail to/from there seems to be
I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a faq or howto for the setup
of virtual domains under qmail. I am using IP aliasing, and have figured
out virtual hosting under apache and my ftpd. For qmail, I need to find a
way to:
Have the same username, but at different domains
ie,
It depends on how your tcp_wrappers were compiled (with which options) and
from the contents of your hosts.allow and hosts.deny files. Lastly, it
depends what exactly you want to achieve with tcpd.
But some of these rejects can be avoided by _not_ using option PARANOID
for lines regarding SMTP,
Does anyone know if the qmail pop3 server (or any patches) support
the Outlook Express features to:
1) Leave a copy on the server
2) Delete copy after X days
Not surprisingly, people who set this option end up downloading
the same email every time they check pop, untill X days are over.
--
Hi all
I remember a old thread about denying tons of repeted junk mail to an
account or mailbombing (not in size, just the (same) mail's quantity)
I know now (-thanks to this qmail list-) how limiting incoming mail's size
with databytes, filtering mail with badmailfrom and procmail, but i have
On Thu, Aug 12, 1999 at 02:13:50PM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
Er... if it's handling a reasonably high volume of mail. If it's only
churning out a message or two every ten minutes, I wouldn't bother; BIND
is a huge memory hog and also a program that tends to have to be
frequently upgraded
hola qmailers,
I've been in the archives for a while looking at this previously
discussed topic and would like to make some comments on the typical
responses:
No virus scanning package would be very efficient without continual updates.
This is the norm for all anti-virus packages and has been
Shouldn't be like that unless their copy of Outlook is broken. What's
the acronym ULID?
Ken Jones escribió:
Does anyone know if the qmail pop3 server (or any patches) support
the Outlook Express features to:
1) Leave a copy on the server
2) Delete copy after X days
Not surprisingly,
You can also run bind as non-root (e.g. nobody) and chrooted to its own
little partition. You can also prevent outside requests at the fire
wall by filtering on the ACK bit. It's not much of a security risk that
way.
Performance wise, always use forwarders if you are running a caching
only
At 11:07 AM 8/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
James Raftery writes:
On Thu, Aug 12, 1999 at 02:15:17PM +0100, Simon Rae wrote:
line traffic. Does this sound feasible? Is there anything I can do to
remedy this apart from splash out extra cash on a line upgrade (assuming
this is the problem)?
hi,
Could you tell me how to unsubscribe the mailing list?
Thanks a lot!
--
Liang Xiaojun
463 chapin complex
stony brook, NY, 11790
Tel:516-216-2121(h)
--
Hi
I'm working on a webbased mailadministration system. Using perl and
"Single-UID based POP3 box HOWTO" by Pau Gregg.
My directory structure looks like
/var/qmail/popboxes/domain/user/Maildir/
where user is the popuser.
Is it posible to put that i a .qmail-default?
/Lars
Student at
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 02:10:55PM -0400, Mark wrote:
I can't send from a pop client a message to someone outside my box. It says
that the recipient [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not acceptable to my SMTP server.
Don't paraphrase. What does it really say?
I'll go out on a limb and guess that FAQ 5.4
liang xiaojun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you tell me how to unsubscribe the mailing list?
See:
http://Web.InfoAve.Net/~dsill/lwq.html#mailing-lists
-Dave
Bill Parker wrote:
At 11:07 AM 8/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
U, i'm a little confused here, I don't admin my own DNS (UUNET does
that for me), is there a difference between DNS and a caching nameserver?
No. DNS most likely runs as named (also called BIND) on your unix box.
If you're
Bill Parker wrote:
ok, named is not currently running on my Linux box, and I have the ORA
DNS/Bind Book, does it show how to set up a caching only DNS (for local
stuff), or where should I look for this info?
The book is a great start. Also see the DNS How-To.
Yeah, but when UUnet
Hi,
I got the following error message, when I tried to retrieve my
mail using getpop3. All messages fetched are directly passed to
qmail-inject.
***
RETR 1
+OK 2944 octets
Retrieving message...
qmail-inject: fatal: unable to parse this line:
Cc: davem%redhat.com;ak%muc.de;[EMAIL
relaying was the problem
Thanks for the help
-
Mark Lundquist
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-
I got my config from LDP - sunsite.unc.edu, linux documentation project,
look up the DNS HOWTO. It's pretty well documented.
I just printed it out and cut and pasted the files...
You may have to download the latest version of BIND (8.1.3??) to make it
work.
quite possible, here is the output
My company makes its money offering an email virus scanning service (based
on qmail!), so I would like to throw in my 2p worth based on our
experience.
Viruses are being increasingly sent as encrypted msgs
Ok, you're got an arguement against server based scanning there, but the
question is;
Quoting Bill Parker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Aug 13 12:20:06 odie named[15412]: starting. named 4.9.3-BETA26 Sun Nov 26
2:58:49 CST 1995 ^Iroot@fuzzy:/tmp/bind-4.9.3-BETA26/named
Aug 13 12:20:06 odie named[15412]: /etc/named.boot: No such file or directory
Does anyone have any ideas, or does
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 02:22:51PM -0300,
Eric Dahnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Virus scanning should be done on the client machine
This is complete counter logic in my opnion. How can anyone argue that
anit-virus installations, scans, and updates are better done all client
machines when
Hello. I am creating a qmail-based webmail system(please contact me if
anyone else is working on this too!) and have some questions about
Maildirs.
I am concerned with running up against file/inode limits with maildirs.
However, I have no real knowledge of the underlying file system to base
I recall some time back there was much discussion about
having a linux distrobution with qmail rather than
sendmail. This, to me, makes more sense than I have
time for here. I also recall there being much debate
about Redhat wishing to do this, yet, for various
reasons this did not happen.
Hi everybody,
I'm starting with qmail and I installed vckhpw and qmailadmin, as
well
as autoresponder and ezlml
The problem comes when I try to get the mail.
I'm running it in a Solaris 2.6 SPARC.
The /etc/init.d/qmail file contains (this is only the main part of it):
csh -cf
At 02:49 PM 8/13/99 -0700, you wrote:
Quoting Bill Parker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Nod, I see a tarball for that stuff...have to download from isc.org,
since the tarball installs with root privledges, it should put every
thing in the right location (if my understanding of tarballs is any
good?)
Look at your file /var/qmail/rc
My guess is that file starts qmail with Mailbox format.
change ./Mailbox to ./Maildir/ and everything should work.
Martin Paulucci wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm starting with qmail and I installed vckhpw and qmailadmin, as
well
as autoresponder and ezlml
Dear All,
I tried to implement forward command in my ~aaa/.qmail file:
|if [ "$SENDER" = "bbb@domain" ]; then /var/qmail/bin/forward
ccc@domain ; exit 100; fi
./Maildir/
The message successfully delivered to ccc@domain, but there's
still
a bounce back message to bbb@domain:
This is a permanent
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, Eric Dahnke wrote:
Shouldn't be like that unless their copy of Outlook is broken. What's
the acronym ULID?
It's UIDL.
However, dollar to doughnuts that the guy is talking about some
proprietary MSexchange extension.
More specifically, folder creation seems broken.
I applied David Harris' maildir patches:
http://www.davideous.com/imap-maildir/
to imap-4.6.BETA from
ftp://ftp.cac.washington.edu/mail/imap-4.6.BETA.tar.Z
it applied quite well, and launched wonderfully. I had users supply
Change the EXITCODE to 0. The EXITCODE 100 causes qmail bounce the message
back to the sender.
Dong
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From: A.Y. Sjarifuddin +ADw-ayip+AEA-cbn.net.id+AD4-
To: qmail+AEA-list.cr.yp.to +ADw-qmail+AEA-list.cr.yp.to+AD4-
Date: Saturday, August 14, 1999 7:47 AM
Subject:
A.Y. Sjarifuddin writes:
Dear All,
I tried to implement forward command in my ~aaa/.qmail file:
|if [ "$SENDER" = "bbb@domain" ]; then /var/qmail/bin/forward
ccc@domain ; exit 100; fi
./Maildir/
The message successfully delivered to ccc@domain, but there's still
a bounce back
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