ory "abuse" must be elsewhere.
how about running authdaemon under valgrind, then performing a couple thousand
auth attempts against it?
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ame time, etc. There's locking involved that prevents them from stepping on
each other, but I don't know if they will just see the file as locked and
bomb out, or wait for the lock to clear, etc.
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lic key is fine to distribute publicly, use in
marketing material, print 1 million copies of it and post them throughout
moscow, whatever.. but the private key *must* remain private.
On a lighter note, providing it did help with one thing.. the private key is
not encrypted, so it's not bom
On Monday 03 July 2006 12:46, Austin Jorden wrote:
> ln or cp ?
> ln -s or cp -r would work right?
no, it wouldn't. qmail has the path to its binaries hardcoded into the
binaries.
just use /var/qmail on the new server, it won't cause any problems.
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g out and make sure it's all working
> > use RSYNC to transfer left over emails right before I do change over so
>
> none of them are lost.
>
> Does this sound correct?
yup.
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the strace package from your distribution.
after that.. telnet to your smtp server, then in another terminal find the pid
of the qmail-smtpd instance you're connected to...
strace -o /tmp/strace.out -p
make it crash
gzip and post on the web
send url to here.
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then tar would probably
> be quicker. you can pipe tar over ssh even...
however, rsync would allow him to do an 'initial migration' to get over the
bulk of the data, then when he's ready to switch, do a final rsync and make
the switch. This allows for a smaller window of downti
On Friday 30 June 2006 10:17, Ingo Claro wrote:
> Jeremy:
>
> there is nothing in the logs, it just crushes, note that I execute
> qmail-smtpd directly and it crashes:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# ./qmail-smtpd
> 220 smtp.prisa.cl ESMTP
> starttls
> Segmentation fault
that's not good.
telnet t
On Thursday 29 June 2006 16:00, Ingo Claro wrote:
> Hello list:
>
> I can't starttls if I use vpopmail with mysql in another server.
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]# telnet localhost 25
> Trying 127.0.0.1...
> Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1).
> Escape character is '^]'.
> 220 smtp.p
On Wednesday 14 June 2006 17:37, Rick Macdougall wrote:
> Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> > open("/var/qmail/users/assign", O_RDWR) = 7
> > it's opening users/assign as read-write? IMO, this should be read only,
> > to protect the users/assign file in case something h
protect the users/assign file in case something happens to the vadddomain
process. Unless there's some reason I don't know about for opening it
read-write, in which case, please beat me over the head with it :)
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will go ahead and eventually remove Gentoo's install of qmail, but is
> there a guide anywhere OFF Gentoos website to blend together Qmail with
> vpopmail?
yes, vpopmail comes with an INSTALL file. It should suffice.
> Is Gentoo's vpopmail of to run with the lwq qmail install?
0 0.0.0.0 pop3 /var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup mydomain.com
> /var/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw pcns.mydomain.com /var/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw
> /bin/true /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d
that's not right... take that /bin/true out of there.
*sigh* this is why I hate those ebuilds.
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th telnet:
telnet localhost 110
user username
pass password
list
retr 1
also, try testing this from outside as well, in case there is a firewall or
port forwarding issue.
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On Wednesday 31 May 2006 12:44, Ken Jones wrote:
> I disabled check user for their static IP.
and hopefully informed them that they should use an MUA that isn't
braindead ;)
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var/qmail/control/locals /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts &&
exit 99
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On Friday 19 May 2006 22:31, Istvan Köpe wrote:
> Jeremy if you would read my post to the end probably you would not
> answer this. I already did this, I want get rid of the incomming
> messages, but I don't know how
> Anybody?
just throw away any messages that are to domains in your rcpthosts
g qmail-tap, but I
> don't know how can I filter to keep only the outgoing messages. Any
> suggestions?
http://cr.yp.to/qmail/faq/admin.html#copies
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[1]: http://cr.yp.to/proto/ucspi.txt
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On Thursday 18 May 2006 12:53, Bulent wrote:
> I use openssl for secure pop3(port 995).
... right.
What I meant was, are you using xinetd with some sort of ssl wrapper, or
tcpserver with an ssl patch or sslserver from ucspi-ssl, or what?
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On Thursday 18 May 2006 11:04, Bulent wrote:
> That's to say, First I have to convert cdb database to mysql. don't I ?
if you want to use that patch, yes, but that patch is not the solution to your
problem. Please answer the question I asked you in the previous email.
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ernet/mail/toaster/patches/tcpserver-mysql.shtml
way to COMPLETELY ignore the problem. *claps*
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is the setup I did:
> >
> > Just make sure qmail-smtpd runs as user vpopmail.
>
> are you the one who came up with this idea, or did you get the idea
> from somebody else? can you explain to me WHY this is supposedly
> necessary?
if you use the chkuser patch you have to. Eit
n in the vpopmail
> distribution.
>
> You want to add a record (vipmap -h for details) for your primary domain
> name to your IP address that they'll use to connect (or for each IP
> address) on your server.
way overkill for one domain.
echo domain > ~vpopmail/etc/defaultdomai
racters... unless it's all-round the use of qmail-inject as Jeremy
> suggests.
the problem is that vpopmail is using qmail-inject to forward messages.
qmail-inject does not tolerate malformed messages.
it's that simple.
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another reason why vpopmail shouldn't be using qmail-inject to forward
messages, it should be using qmail-queue.
I call this a bug, but others think differently.
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begin with qmail-local's usual
Return-Path and Delivered-To lines.
...
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
...
DTLINE and RPLINE are the usual Delivered-To and Return-Path lines,
including newlines. UFLINE is the UUCP-style
From_ line that qmail-local adds to mbox-format files.
That's w
for this message. What does the
Return-Path: header say?
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you, a simple 'hack' would be to simply add the '--' to the top line
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smtp auth only, you really can't do what you are asking, other
than recoding qmail-smtpd to integrate rblsmtpd support as well as smtp auth
*shrugs*
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rstand what you mean. The mailing list doesn't send you half of
the posts. If some of your messages are being flagged as spam by your mail
provider, that's not something the list can control, it's something you'll
need to configure in your mail provider.
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people who have
threaded MUAs (like myself) go batty. Use your MUA's 'new' function instead.
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On Tuesday 28 March 2006 17:56, Tom Collins wrote:
> On Mar 28, 2006, at 4:59 PM, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> > if 'joe' exists as a system user, qmail will deliver email addressed
> > to joe...
> > to joe. ~alias is only consulted if the user 'joe' doesn'
m.
if 'joe' exists as a system user, qmail will deliver email addressed to joe...
to joe. ~alias is only consulted if the user 'joe' doesn't exist.
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On Friday 24 March 2006 17:41, Jeremy Kister wrote:
> On 3/24/2006 5:06 PM, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> >> vdelivermail needs to respect qmail-inject's exit code, hence the
> >> proposed patch.
> >
> > no, the real question is why is vpopmail even using qmail-inj
e-queue
forwarded messages. Instead, qmail-queue should be used directly.
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>
> unless you're doing it in mysql. which works dandy.
or with Bruce Guenter's relay-ctrl package, which doesn't involve any
overly-specific hacks to tcpserver.
http://untroubled.org/relay-ctrl
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On Friday 24 March 2006 11:36, David Chaplin-Loebell wrote:
> Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> >On Friday 24 March 2006 10:31, Michael Krieger wrote:
> >>SMTP Authentication seems to be the norm these days, and I'd encourage
> >> it. Now if only M$ would make it the de
On Friday 24 March 2006 10:41, Ron Guerin wrote:
> That's also not an error. The dnsreport.com site mixes opinion with
> fact and should not be considered a reliable source of information.
agreed. plus they're SPF zealots. I hate that :)
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y use port 587? the 'use secure connection' is right there, and if you're
doing any passing of authentication tokens across the wire, you should be
encrypting it.
that's just my two cents.
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;ll see that my FQDN is in my SMTP greeting. Just put your FQDN
into your SMTP greeting and voila.
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On Friday 24 March 2006 09:52, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> If it doesn't, just tell your users to make sure if they see it happen to
> hit send/receive and try again. Or switch to an smtp auth based solution
> if it's that big of a problem.
wow, I can't believe I didn't
n to hit
send/receive and try again. Or switch to an smtp auth based solution if it's
that big of a problem.
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> Our outgoing mail has been scanned by MSS.
> ***
thanks for giving end users the false sense of security they always wanted!
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3d, courier-imapd, etc are
not SQL aware (and shouldn't be) and therefore cannot update it. If there is
a maildirsize field being added to the mysql database, it's probably an
ancient artifact of someone trying to implement the functionality in the
past.
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On Wednesday 22 March 2006 09:00, Juan Jose Miquel wrote:
> Thanks for your answer Tom,
>
> Im using IMAP (and auth) with webmail and other interfaces.
what imap server software?
what pop3 server software?
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try and create my own it never works..
> What is a "recommended" guide for installing vpopmail after a LWQ
> installation? Thanks
the INSTALL file in the vpopmail source.
it takes all of about 5 steps (3 of which are ./configure && make && make
install) to set up vpopma
imap (or some variation between the two
> communicating).
I am not trying to say it's not a vpopmail issue, however, we need to rule out
other things like completely broken qmail setups. Having LWQ as a base is
much easier than having gentoo's awful, horrible qmail ebuilds in pl
for you, you'll have a better idea of where to start when you encounter
issues.
-Jeremy
ps. note: I am a gentoo user, I'm not just biased because I don't like their
package management system or something.
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tinues paused pop3 service
> stat -- displays status of pop3 service
> restart -- stops and restarts pop3d
sigh.
Thanks for the clarification :)
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on't understand where people are getting this
'vpopmailctl restart' idea at.
vpopmail is a set of 'one shot' programs, there are no long running processes.
What does this magical 'vpopmailctl' script even do?
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ks,
> > Mik
>
> Did you reload qmail after changing the databytes value?
no need to do that. databytes is read by qmail-smtpd which is a 'one shot'
process
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are you trying to run these commands as root? If so you can't. read 'man
exports' for more information.
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s a false sense of security. If they see this, they think "oh, well
it can't POSSIBLY contain a virus" and will open your attachments blindly.
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l, and if a customer wants domain quotas it'll
> have to be with vmailmgr I guess.
how come? you can configure a vpopmail domain to run as another user.
Not to say you shouldn't use vmailmgr. I've been using vmailmgr for about 4
years now, heh. Just saying that vpopmail can do what I assume you thought
you needed vmailmgr for.
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On Tuesday 07 February 2006 17:42, Rick Macdougall wrote:
> Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> > On Tuesday 07 February 2006 04:59, Rick Macdougall wrote:
> >> John Simpson wrote:
> >>> On 2006-02-07, at 0703, N0K wrote:
> >>>>For the moment only want see s
ou what the envelope sender of the message is. Ezmlm encodes
your email address into the envelope sender. This way, you can tell what
address you are subscribed as if it is not the same as your mailbox address.
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include the user and group to run as (add -u89 -g89 to
> your tcpserver parameters)
even for pop3? doesn't vchkpw setuid() to the vpopmail user after
authenticating?
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their passwords) and if that fails, yell at them, tell them why you're
yelling at them, and let them try again. If it doesn't fail, the password is
'secure' and to go ahead and change it.
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ch required the hostname, and if it was absent, you were an open
relay.
The new patch does not require the hostname, and if present, authentication
will simply fail, as is the case here.
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mail-smtpd and the
checkpassword program. This caused issues as many people either forgot to
put it in, or didn't RTFM enough, and ended up creating an open relay.
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On Monday 06 February 2006 19:22, John Simpson wrote:
> On 2006-02-06, at 1620, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> >> i'm thinking about possibly including the qmailtap patch in my
> >> combined
> >> patch file. however, the biggest problem i've seen from people us
he simplest solution would be to skip these checks when
RELAYCLIENT is set. That way it works without modification with existing
SMTP AUTH patches, as well as manually setting RELAYCLIENT in your tcprules
file.
or perhaps make the variable checked configurable, and default it to
RELAYCLIENT.
ss (since I haven't looked at chkuser code in ages):
try removing the quotes from "RELAYCLIENT" your define will look like this:
#define CHKUSER_SENDER_NOCHECK_VARIABLE RELAYCLIENT
if that won't work, it shouldn't compile, so you'll know immediately ;)
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problem) if the
> correct way fails. This would allow it to continue working with the
> old patches that passed them in the wrong order.
my two cents:
the old patch should die. it's really, really, really bad. Leave vchkpw how
it is :)
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e the copy has to traverse the queue, it gets
> logged and sent to the monitor address... and THAT copy gets logged, and
> so forth...
that's not a problem with QUEUE_EXTRA, that's a problem with the person not
reading how to properly use QUEUE_EXTRA. Adding 'loop detection' co
m vpopmaild (which
has no need to be restarted unless you recompile it) what of vpopmail do you
actually need to restart?
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become seemless
> ?.
vpopmail uses a very specific LDAP schema. If you can get 'openxchange' to
emulate this schema, then it will work. Otherwise, it will not.
I believe there is a README.ldap file in the vpopmail source distribution, you
should have a look at it :)
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en installed recently on the server is
> Maildrop?
someone had this issue in #qmail the other day and I think they figured out
that clamd or spamd wasn't running, one of the two. I assume you're using
simscan.
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you tell us what you're trying to do, precisely, and we can make a
recommendation :) Also, you might pick up a book on UNIX security, so you
can get a better understanding of how to run a secure UNIX system. :) I've
been meaning to get one for myself for a long time, so let me know if you
oaming-users=n for
> upgrading to vpopmail-5.4 ?
I don't see why it wouldn't be.
> 2. Do I have chance to roolback to vpopmail-5.2 if something happen? .. if
> so how to rollback ..
sure. make sure to keep your old vpopmail sources around, and simply do a
'make install&
course, you should know how your system is set up, so that should be
obvious :)
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NU make from sunfreeware.com and give that a try.
http://sunfreeware.com/programlistsparc7.html#make (sparc)
http://sunfreeware.com/programlistintel7.html#make
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ask on their mailing list :)
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On Friday 09 December 2005 01:27, Nicklas Bondesson wrote:
> Could someone get me in the right direction on adding domains "on-the-fly".
> There has to be people on this list with a similar need. To add domains
> directly in the mysql tables?
you can. but in order for qmail to deliver mail to the
On Thursday 08 December 2005 17:26, Nicklas Bondesson wrote:
> > Is there a clean way of overriding vpopmail's default
> > behavior of using the users/assign and virtualdomains files
> > when using the mysql backend to lookup user and domain data?
> >
> > I would like to add/remove users and domain
On Thursday 08 December 2005 13:35, Jonathan Cutrer wrote:
> I recompiled vpopmail without domainquotas but the problem still exists.
>
> PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
>
> 9765 vpopmail 25 0 6884 1412 1176 R 16.6 0.1 1:54.98
> qmail-smtpd-chk
did you
osts with your disclaimer, since technically I'm already
violating its terms by not deleting your message to begin with.
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, but that isn't really vpopmail
implementing anything.
Kolab also does not use imap for its calendar stuff, that's all done via its
own protocol and requires MUA plugins or integration.
of course, the real question is why aren't you using MCAL :)
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o ban a full domain you need the @
regardless, this is a pointless effort. Changing your envelope sender is
trivial. What Problem Are You Trying To Solve?
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not supposed to.
> >-Jeremy
>
> Ok, but why qmail was writing to that directory?
> Thank you All for your help.
> Sam
because double bounces get delivered to postmaster by default. If your
'defaultdomain' (which defaults to the contents of the 'me' file) is i
t recreate the "new" and
> "tmp" directories again.
it's not supposed to.
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t these past couple of days :)
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fine.
I couldn't possibly imagine migrating a large qmail/vpopmail system with
something lesser than rsync.
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ly need domain quotas, use a separate
> > user for each domain and use system quotas. Of course you will
> > then have to run qmail-smtpd as root.
>
> or make the "vchkpw" binary setuid root, and let qmail-smtpd run as
> qmaild (as it was designed.)
but that will b
gure --enable-logging=p --enable-auth-module=mysql
> --enable-mysql-limits --enable-domainquotas --enable-learn-passwords=y
>
> is the domain quota a default flag?
no, but it's right there, you have it enabled. disable it and your problems
will disappear.
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example.org, these domains are RFC defined
for use as 'dummy' domains. I'm sure the person who owns the mailbox
real_user_name server.com would appreciate it.
-Jeremy
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mmand rejected: need
> fully-qualified hostname
well, there was some useful information that you decided to get rid of.
either your IP address doesn't have reverse dns, or your /var/qmail/control/me
has bad information in it.
Please post the full, _unedited_ output of qmail-showctl.
-
ot a Maildir.
check your .qmail file for the final user. the path to the maildir must have
a / at the end for qmail to consider it a maildir.
-Jeremy
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;s probably running it as the 'apache' or
'nobody' user (or whatever apache runs as on your system) and therefore
doesn't have permission to read the vpopmail data.
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can't just randomly toss stuff into the makefile and hope it works. When
you have failed chunks from a patch, look at the file.rej file and it will
tell you what chunks failed. From there it should be pretty easy to apply
the failed chunk manually.
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the locals file
remove the domain from the locals file
save the file
close the text editor
give qmail-send a HUP signal
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gies for sending a 10K file to
> the list, but it should help others until I get the next vpopmail
> release out).
at least it's not a full vpopmail source tree (with binaries) =P
besides, the list server has a fat pipe now, so it shouldn't matter.
-Jeremy
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; still get "550 relay not permitted".
550 relay not permitted is not a qmail error message. Perhaps another MTA is
running on your system without your knowledge.
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st round up all of my mailing lists and sa-learn --ham off
that. about 200k hams. I haven't had a false negative in a long time, and
never once have I had a false positive.
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ueing it to send it directly to the
backend :)
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llow www.lifewithqmail.org.
After that, you can install vpopmail by following the README file included in
the source distribution.
-Jeremy
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7;s since broken during a server
> migration. If anyone has any help on compiling this module, that would
> be appreciated.
where did you get this module? I can have a look at it.
it could be super ancient or something.
-Jeremy
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On Wednesday 27 July 2005 04:41 pm, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> On Wednesday 27 July 2005 03:19 am, Rizwan Iqbal Malik wrote:
> > Dear bob ,
> >
> > Mbox2maildir is still not properly developed.Many issues arise in the
> > conversion atleast they did for me.
>
> I&#
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