What is the most standard checkpassword -
program? I get to this www.qmail.org and
follow links from there, and I only get to a page with many different options,
which all seem very complicated and unstandard. I tried a few, with no
results.
-Maria
qmail Digest 14 Aug 1999 10:00:01 - Issue 728
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28938 by: Mirko Zeibig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
qmail+AMaVis
28939 by: "Mats Haglund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
forward question.
28940 by: Anand Buddhdev <[EMAIL
Yes, the new qmail and qmail-run rpms are dropin replacements for the
"memphis" rpm. qmail-run is Dan's naming for such a package. And indeed,
qmail-init is not entirely appropriate, since the package sets up other
things as well (like links to sendmail).
I still do not know what option to rpm
On Sat, Aug 14, 1999 at 12:13:21PM +0200, Maria Zevenhoven wrote:
> What is the most standard checkpassword - program?
The qmail author's checkpassword, which checks just system accounts, is at
ftp://koobera.math.uic.edu/www/software/checkpassword-0.81.tar.gz.
> I get to this www.qmail.org and f
Mate Wierdl wrote:
> Yes, the new qmail and qmail-run rpms are dropin replacements for the
> "memphis" rpm. qmail-run is Dan's naming for such a package. And indeed,
> qmail-init is not entirely appropriate, since the package sets up other
> things as well (like links to sendmail).
Where can I
Hi all
How can I deny or limit or prevent hundreds of small messages delivered
to an single Mailbox?
This mailbombing could (or not) been sent from a valid email address: i
can put this address in control/badmailfrom but this action always is
taken after the damage.
I'm running qmail-1.03 wit
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, James W. Blackwell wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I need to be able to access the filename (ie,
> 934495102.12993.qmail:2,) of the message just saved from within
> a perl script launched by the .qmail-[username] file.
>
> I see there are several environmental variables that are
Greetings,
I need to be able to access the filename (ie,
934495102.12993.qmail:2,) of the message just saved from within
a perl script launched by the .qmail-[username] file.
I see there are several environmental variables that are set in the
shell, but not for the filename.
Any help would
Then is there any way to tell what this file is going to be called
once it is delivered? There's got to be some mechanism for doing
this.
If the first line of my .qmail file is vdelivermail, and the second line
runs the perl script, I would assume that it has already been
delivered by the ti
What is your perl script trying to do?
Taking a first guess, I would say either have your perl script perform the
final delivery or modify vdelivermail to do the post processing you
require.
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, James W. Blackwell wrote:
> Then is there any way to tell what this file is going t
Some of our users strictly use our web frontend for reading their
mail. This works pretty well, but it's slow having to communicate
with the POP server when the user is trying to move around.
What I'm doing is to parse out the mime parts of the message and
store them along with header informa
Your script is getting the email message on standard input. Why not just
parse that and put it where you want it?
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, James W. Blackwell wrote:
> Some of our users strictly use our web frontend for reading their
> mail. This works pretty well, but it's slow having to communic
Hi Ken,
> 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.
Thanks, I will change it on monday. Can I ask you something
else?. I'm using the vchkpw and the thing is that when I try to
admin
Hi everybody,
Me again, sorry for the mess.I've compiled the qmail with the
Sparccompiler 3.01 (from Sun) and sometimes it hangs and
dissapears. I would like to try other set of binaries (maybe
compiled with other compiler). Can somebody tell me where can I
get them?. Or at least give me a wa
This worked great. Thanks. while () did the trick!
--James
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Date sent: Sat, 14 Aug 1999 14:35:50 -0400 (EDT)
From: "Timothy L. Mayo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> My webmail CGI creates a cache file that stores the headers of all the
> messages in the Maildir. The cache file gets automatically rebuilt when
> new messages arrive. I compare the timestamps to figure out when I need
> to rebuild the cache file. Works
When someone sends an email to an invalid address, it's getting bounced
back to us and we are getting a lot of email link this. What do you all do
with them? Is there any way to set up an auto reply that sends the message
back to the sender with a message saying it was undeliverable?
Thanks,
Si
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, David Harris wrote:
> This is the way to do it. I'm concerned that the IMAP Maildir driver does not
> store any kind of database like this, so it has to scan all of the files to
> produce summary information. The method you are taking of storing a helper
> index is the way to
On Sat, Aug 14, 1999 at 04:12:16PM -0400, Sienna wrote:
> When someone sends an email to an invalid address, it's getting bounced back
> to us and we are getting a lot of email link this. What do you all do with
> them? Is there any way to set up an auto reply that sends the message back
> to th
Sam writes:
> On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, David Harris wrote:
>
> > This is the way to do it. I'm concerned that the IMAP Maildir driver does not
> > store any kind of database like this, so it has to scan all of the files to
> > produce summary information. The method you are taking of storing a h
Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I don't use IMAP and I've looked inside c-client only briefly, on a couple
> of occasions. Currently, it scales to about a 1,000 messages per folder
> or INBOX, before it starts to slow down and eat memory. This is
> reasonable for a webmail CGI, but for
hello again,
Thanks to the help of some guys on here and IRC, I have installed
bind 8.2.1 from a tarball which I got from isc.org, now I am ready to
try to implement a caching DNS server, it appears to be working, now
I have a question, since I used the DNS How-to on the sunsite page (I
c
On Sat, Aug 14, 1999 at 12:52:55PM -0700, Bill Parker wrote:
> Thanks to the help of some guys on here and IRC, I have installed bind 8.2.1
> from a tarball which I got from isc.org, now I am ready to try to implement a
> caching DNS server, it appears to be working, now I have a question, since I
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, David Harris wrote:
> Okay. Lets assume we've got some kind of database backend for the index file
> where we can add, remove, and modify records. How exactly would one keep it in
> sync with the Maildir? I guess each time you would have to compare the messages
> in the maild
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, Mate Wierdl wrote:
> I still do not know what option to rpm you are talking about that would allow
> patches to be applied on the fly. I doubt that is possible: some patches do
> not use the %patch macro.
>
welp, I saw it once and I can't remember the syntax. the basic ma
Well, actually; I have a user we will call [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have in
.qmail-alias myself
set up to receive all undeliverable mail. When someone send s mail to say
[EMAIL PROTECTED], I get it. What I want to do is for me to get it buit
also the user that sent it to get a message such as "No s
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