> Ok does anyone know how to configure Qmail so that you can user /bin/mail as
> your mail client.
errm, i don't know whether this will solve your problem or not but you can
use the "qail" wrapper which is included in the Qmail package. simply
alias "mail" to "qail" and there you go (I assume
qmail Digest 23 Oct 1999 10:00:01 - Issue 798
Topics (messages 32011 through 32048):
Re: qmail
32011 by: Peter Samuel
Re: Remove from List
32012 by: Isamar Villas Boas Perrelli Maia
32013 by: Gremmen, Jeroen
Re: possibly the most morronic question asked in this lis
Hi
Can someone tell me what the big-todo-patch is? What does is change/make
better/optimize?
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hi again,
i'd like the users in .mydomain.com to use my machine as a relay host. so
i did what the FAQ says, changed the smtp like in inetd.conf, HUPped it
and added the line
tcp-env:.mydomain.com:set RELAYCLIENT
but still when i try to send a mail from a client, it says
sorry, that domain is
Check the mailing list archives for more detail. Qmailaserializes(?)
message delivery from the queue if thereaare too many messages waiting to
be processed into the queuea(listed as "still to be processed" in
qmail-qstat).a> Can someone tell me what the big-todo-patch is? What does
is change/makea
On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, Peter Samuel wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, Magnus Bodin wrote:
>
> > On Thu, Oct 21, 1999 at 06:18:44PM -0200, Luis Campos de Carvalho wrote:
> > > On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Neil Floris wrote:
> > > I think that is only one advantage on usign sendmail: you can
> > > program it
Install ucspi-tcp (tcpserver) and don't use inetd
http://www.qmail.org has a link to complete instructions.
On Sat, 23 Oct 1999, dd wrote:
>
> hi again,
>
> i'd like the users in .mydomain.com to use my machine as a relay host. so
> i did what the FAQ says, changed the smtp like in inetd.con
Hello,
My qmail starts fine now. However, in the past, I could send email to Internet hosts
and to my other Internet accounts. Now, I am not able to do that.
Here are the entries in my log file.
Oct 23 12:15:10 caesar qmail: 940695310.336560 delivery 3: failure:
Sorry._Although_I'm_listed_as_a
Hello All,
With the help of Ken Jones at inter7.com, I have qmail running on a
slightly faster pent-133 (as opposed to a pent-100), and things are working
well, however, how fast should an SMTP connection take to this box (it has
a static IP which is part of our companys class C), and run
On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, Eric Dahnke wrote:
> I understand the pros and cons of each, but am interested in knowing if
> there is anyone on this list who thinks instant messaging has a chance
> of upseating smtp.
This is a silly question. They are completely different. SMTP is a
store-and-forward pro
Hi, I'm setting up qmail on a machine which will need virtual domain support
for some of his customers. I've run into a snag however.
I need to still allow local mbox clients such as pine, etc. to read mail, as
well as allow virtual users to download their mail via POP3.
Is there any solution
We would like to set up a subdomain on our system, say, 'fwd.example.com'.
When mail gets sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED], it gets rewritten to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (along with some other headers) and resent.
My guess on how to do this is:
* Create a 'forwarder' user
* Put '.fwd.example.com:forwarder' in
This may be a dumb question but this has me baffled.
defaulthost is set to my node provided by my ISP. This was tested as per
the FAQ on my qmail machine and workes perfectly. ie mail sent is rewritten
as [EMAIL PROTECTED] when sent as " echo to: me | qmail-inject".
If I try to send an email,
I had fun with this one. Have a look at the FAQ, right at the end of
section 5.4. Using the tcp.smtp entry was the only way I could get my
client machine to send e-mails to Qmail. Once this is setup, it should work
like a dream. Haven't tried this out on-line yet but you may have to add
the IP
The Net:POP3 login method expects to get a message count back after a
successful login. Qmail's pop3d does not provide a message count, so
it's impossible to tell if login succeeded (-> login() always returns
as a "fail"). Is there a patch available to qmail's pop3d to return
the number of mes
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