I have read everything in print regarding qmail (I think)! But I don't
know what to do about this message I'm getting upon trying to send mail
to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (my linux/qmail box):
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qmail: 938029565.082075 delivery 68: failure: Sorry._Altho
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t; -Original Message-
> From: Glenn Crownover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 12:52 PM
> To: qmail list
> Subject: Anybody seen this error message before?
>
>
> I have read everything in print regarding qmail (I think)! But I don't
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Is it possible to use qmail-popup without using the Maildir format? I
am trying to use $HOME/Mailbox for mail and gather my remotely via
POP-3, but I keep getting the message:
Could not connect to mail.bluejava.com (my domain)
-ERR this user has no $HOME/Maildir
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Almost running smooth as silk here! Just one last thing...
What is the recommended replacement in a qmail environment (using
Maildir now!) for /bin/mail? I have cron jobs wanting to use it (among
many other apps).
Thanks a bunch!
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Patrick Berry wrote:
> On 9/23/99 at 5:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Luis Campos de Carvalho)
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) had the thought:
>
> > On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, Glenn Crownover wrote:
> >
> > > Almost running smooth as silk here! Just one
ank you much Patrick!
Patrick Berry wrote:
> On 9/23/99 at 2:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Glenn Crownover) ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> had the thought:
>
> > I had 'chmod'ed it to 0 per "REMOVE.binmail" (in /doc) step 2, as part
> > of the
Oh really? So the old 'mail' works as well eh? (Yes, I had diverted sendmail and that
was working fine).
I wonder why the Install tells you to replace mail then...?
Frederik Lindberg wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 23, 1999 at 02:49:08PM -0700, Glenn Crownover wrote:
> > Oh, yes you
Actually I never tried to use /bin/mail with qmail because I was under the
impression that it would not work. I didn't know that it was a 'front-end' to
sendmail. I now have it linked to 'mutt' and that seems to be working fine.
(unless somebody knows some 'gotchya's with that setup! :-)
Thanks
I'll field this one guys. :-) (I just asked this about four days ago
Michael!)
You don't really need to chmod 0 /bin/mail. Many here have said that /bin/mail
works just fine with qmail, as it uses 'sendmail' and that has been substituted
with qmail's version (right?). I have created a symbo
Phil,
Many people have simply left /bin/mail alone and have reported that it works fine.
As far as I know, you can safely ignore step #3 in REMOVE.binmail.
Good luck!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In REMOVE.binmail:
>
> 3. If the binmail binary was /bin/mail, make sure that ``mail'' still
>in
I've set up a simple mail list which works fine. But I'd like
recipients to be able to simply hit REPLY and have the message go to the
list as opposed to the original sender. I think the answer is to add a
REPLY-TO: header field, but I've had no luck getting qmail-inject to ADD
a header line. A
ajordomo) I don't know how.
>
> If you are not using a mailing list manager, just .qmail files, I suggest
> you start.
>
> Matthew B. Henniges
> Axl.net Communications
> http://www.axl.net
> (203) 552-1714
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Glenn Cr
The easiest way is to create a symbolic link from /var/spool/mail/ to
$HOME/Mailbox
ln -s ~username/Mailbox /var/spool/mail/username
(Repeat this command for each user on your system, replacing 'username' with
the user's login name)
Or, you could use switch to Maildir format and use qmail-pop3d
Also, try tcprulescheck (man tcprulescheck) to confirm that your tcprules have
been properly configured. The syntax for 'tcprules' which creates the cdb file
(which tcpserver actually uses) is a bit weird, perhaps it is not using the
rules you think it is?
Russell Nelson wrote:
> Roberto Samaro
Just as an aside, the phrase "everyone else is using it" could also be
considered a downside when taking security into consideration. The more
something is used, the more hackers know about it. Just food for thought
(and bosses love hearing about how secure you've made their system!)
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I had a problem (not getting about half my mail), but I think I have
found the problem and the solution, but I wanted to run it by the group
for confirmation (and to help anyone that may run into this in the
future):
The Problem
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As I said, some mail was getting through, and some wasn't.
I was wondering how others are handling this.
For instance, say I have virtualdomains with:
mydomain.com:test
Then in ~test/.qmail-mylist:
validname1
validname2
bogusname
On my system, bounces from the above scenario get directed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and require the file
.qmail-test-mylist-owne
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