Dear Ganesh,
Thanks a ton... I really got some new idea regarding the
fetchmail after reading the man page with the help of options provided
by you.
In the beginning i got some problem with the dksign .. I got the following error
SMTP error: 554 qmail-dk: Cannot sign message due to inval
Dear Senthilvel,
Kindly try this configuration for your fetchmailrc...
set daemon 30
set no bouncemail
set postmaster "postmas...@abc.com"
set logfile /var/log/fetchmail
poll 3.15.1.1 proto pop3 localdomains mail.abc.com mail abc.com
no dns
envelope Delivered-To:
qvirtual abc
Dear Ganesh,
The current fetchmailrc contents are as follows.
set postmaster "postmaster"
set bouncemail
set no spambounce
set properties "V"
set daemon 60
poll serverip proto pop3 port 110
user 'usern...@domain.com' there with password '12345' is
'usern...@domain.com' here options fetc
Dear Senthilvel,
can you paste here your fetchmailrc contain ?
Regards,
ganesh
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 6:42 AM, senthil vel wrote:
> Dear list,
>
>We are using qmail toaster in a local server. ie, fetch mail
> will fetch mails from the main server and distribute the mail
senthil vel wrote:
Dear Eric,
Thanks for the continuous help. I have relaxed chkuser in the
way that it will not check mails from certain servers.
And why was that deemed necessary? Perhaps there is another method of
achieving the goal here without accepting these malformed addresses.
Dear Eric,
Thanks for the continuous help. I have relaxed chkuser in the
way that it will not check mails from certain servers. Apart from this
issue there is no problem at all. Tomorrow i shall have a try on this
fetchmail setting. I shall update if worked properly. Mean while, if
there i
senthil vel wrote:
Dear Eric,
The client needs almost all the mails sent to them. So the
primary server has a relaxed chkuser. This cause the main server to
receive such mails. But while using fetch mail, the qmail-inject needs
to be invoked no?. So that this error occurs.
It wi
Dear Eric,
The client needs almost all the mails sent to them. So the
primary server has a relaxed chkuser. This cause the main server to
receive such mails. But while using fetch mail, the qmail-inject needs
to be invoked no?. So that this error occurs.
It will be great even such
senthil vel wrote:
Dear list,
We are using qmail toaster in a local server. ie, fetch mail
will fetch mails from the main server and distribute the mail to the
qmail users. The out ging mails are routed via the main server using
smtproutes.
The problem is, when a mail is having misplace
Dear Jack and Eric,
Sorry for the delayed response. While looking practical,
rsync is bit complected. Because half of the users are depending only
in the main server (Roaming users). So we must implement directory
level sync (/home/vpopmail/domains/domainname/username). Also the ssh
keys
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchm
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to sync the
/home/vpopma
Eric Shubert wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to sync the
/home/vpopmail/domains/domainname
Jake Vickers wrote:
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to sync the
/home/vpopmail/domains/domainname directory? Or we nee
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to sync the
/home/vpopmail/domains/domainname directory? Or we need to look
something m
Are the users on the backend server using pop3, imap, or both?
senthil vel wrote:
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to sync the
/home/vpopma
Thanks Jake and Eric,
Both the servers are QMT. The main server works very best
in all aspects including spam fighting. If we are using rsync instead
of fetchmail, is it enough to sync the
/home/vpopmail/domains/domainname directory? Or we need to look
something more?
Thanks and Reg
senthil vel wrote:
Dear list,
We are using qmail toaster in a local server. ie, fetch mail
will fetch mails from the main server and distribute the mail to the
qmail users. The out ging mails are routed via the main server using
smtproutes.
The problem is, when a mail is having misplace
senthil vel wrote:
Dear list,
We are using qmail toaster in a local server. ie, fetch mail
will fetch mails from the main server and distribute the mail to the
qmail users. The out ging mails are routed via the main server using
smtproutes.
The problem is, when a mail is having misplace
Dear list,
We are using qmail toaster in a local server. ie, fetch mail
will fetch mails from the main server and distribute the mail to the
qmail users. The out ging mails are routed via the main server using
smtproutes.
The problem is, when a mail is having misplaced or improper or
uncl
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