How inefficient do you think PHP is? What do you consider to be so much
faster, native code running as a CGI? Have you benchmarked the two
programs?
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> Not everyone has a single box devoted to Apache with
> PHP modules. In fact, many people run a large amount
> of t
it doesn't have the last if statement above, add it in,
> recompile vpopmail, install it, then recompile courier-imap.
>
> I think that's what is going on.
Yes, that's the function I was looking in, and while it will work as shown,
is there a good reason for doing that
ed it. That machine is the local server, btw.
Looking at vmysql.c (or the equivalent for non MySQL entries), shouldn't
vopen_smtp_relay(), around line 570, have a check to see if the IP
address is valid?
I compiled with: ./configure --enable-roaming-users=y --enable-logging=y
--enable-mys
dG wrote:
> Unless it is his own code in which case he has the perogative to change the
> licenses as he sees fit. This is the case here I believe. My only point
> was that to hold back the source in protest of attempts to block the flow of
> the source seems to be a bit circular to me and play
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My only response to that is to laugh. Breaking the law? It would change
> the licensing from GNU, but an author as the choice to distribute their
> code or not.
>
> Please read up before posting such uninformed statements. Ken is very
> generous to provide the tools
DG wrote:
> If the source is provided then how is the dissemination of the code being
> restricted? It seems to me that if you don't provide the code then you are
> the ones restricting the free code.
That and breaking the law -- distributing binaries without access to source
code.
Dario Lesca wrote:
> this is the Cause (two different F.S.)
> this is the my solutions:
> # ./configure --enable-tcpserver-file=~vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp
A better solution is to have it properly copy the file across filesystems
instead of doing a hard link.
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pt" but not ":accept,RELAYCLIENT=\"\"", then you'll only accept mail to
domains in rcpthosts. The fact that they're getting this error means they're
not allowed to relay -- the rcpthosts is being checked as a last check before
denying the request
SP address in this file.
> i checked rcphosts, the domain is existing.
>
> after doing all i have still have same problem
>
> iam not able to figure out what is the problem.
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>
> This will encrypt the password in the way vpopmail can understand it.
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gt; >
> > I'd like to using the other method password... Examply, Clear text, Password
>function of MySQL,.
> > Help me.
>
> From what I have heard, the mysql encryption funtions are not
> compatible with unix crypt functions.
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tc. -- using something like the mhash library might be
good in the future ...
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2.2 work with vpopmail 4.9.5 +
> mysql .
>
> I tried compiling but make fails giving undefined
> reference to mysql errors
>
> I even tried replacing preauthvchkpw.c given on
> inter7.com/vpopmail web site but same error.
>
> Can anybody please help me...
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around. This wouldn't be that hard to do (couple hundred lines of code) and
> it seems like it would be a nice feature.
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Ben Beuchler wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 06, 2000 at 01:17:36PM -0500, Michael T. Babcock wrote:
>
> > I use it -- I know how it works. However, I only block RBL hosts this
> > way -- I allow the other messages through because of poor listings on
> > the RSS, etc. and would app
list of virtual domains / users that want
specific options.
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ectivly bounce it or not,
> depending on the contents in a new control file.
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.. anyone else interested in this?
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popmail/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb instead of /etc/tcp.smtp.cdb, or recompile
> vpopmail and specify /etc/tcp.smtp.cdb with the --enable-tcpserver-file=
> option
This seems to have bitten at least a few people. Could the next version of
vpopmail please do a copy if a link fails? Having to change my confi
Look at mailmove and blq or rblcheck (or search freshmeat for RBL):
http://freshmeat.net/projects/blq/
http://freshmeat.net/projects/rblcheck/
Alec Grynspan wrote:
> I asked about applying spam filters user-by-user basis.
>
> Nobody responded.
>
> I got a half-assed Procmail kludge to work - an
Pierrot Driguez wrote:
> I have a Qmail server with Vpopmail for test that seems to work fine.
> My actual trouble is spam from "Dialsprint.net" and "uu.net".
> [...]
> So, each time I see a new address from them in /var/log/qmail/qmail-smtp/...
> I include it in the tcp.smtp file, and reload wit
I just said ... Netscape (4.73) and Outlook Express (5.5).
If you meant MTA, then qmail.
Simon Hung wrote:
> Which MUA are you using to connect to Courier-IMAP ?
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Michael T. Babcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Tim
Beats me ... it works on Courier-IMAP 1.1 here.
> Since when doesnt courier-imap work with netscape?
>
> > 2) If this isn't possible, I need to run IMAP (since SSL/IMAP is
> > available in most clients). However, I can't run Courier-IMAP since it
> > isn't compatible w/ Netscape Messenger (clic
What if ...
... the authentication were done by a seperate daemon entirely (like PAM's
functionality) which cached the responses from the real authentication
system? The generic authentication routine would be removed from
Courier-IMAP (slightly) and would be queried (by pipe / unix socket / etc
I'm not aware of any packages for editing maildrop rules via the web yet,
but if there are any, I'd like to know about them too.
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From: "Thomas Ackermann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 6:45 AM
Subject: adding maildrop
> ho
Standard unix crypt ...
crypt (current_crypted_password, user_supplied_password) should ==
current_crypted_password.
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 9:29 AM
Subject: How can I get the "pw_passwd"
>
> Hi !
> I'm using
The confirmation should really happen on a page with a META REFRESH that
leads back to the main page. The confirmation page SHOULD NOT display the
password.
Agreed.
- Original Message -
> I noted two things about vchkpw/qmailadmin that might merit fixing in
> the next release of vpopmai
Incidentally, the domains could have soft links into the /var/vpopmail
directory, allowing normal operation.
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From: "Delanet Administration" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> While I have not looked at the new code releases, I do know that
previously
> the vpopmail directory
Yes, it would most likely be better to have multiple drives set up on a fast
channel controller handling different domains / subsets of domains.
Incidentally, if you change the directory vpopmail uses for the domain, are
there any inherent bugs (software that doesn't ask vpopmail where the
maildi
I could post my complete setup to my page, I suppose, if you think a full
example would help.
I'm using an /etc/rc.d/init.d/qmail script to start and stop services using
"svc" and staring supervise from rc.sysinit. My supervise "run" scripts
start each service independantly as recommended on two
Is he using software that will let him use the "@" sign?
username == [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This won't work with Netscape (for example, which requires the % instead of
@), but works with others (like Outlook Express).
Sandy Pleyte wrote:
> we have a mail server with vchkpw 1.3.11 and a customer who
No, not true.
I run /etc/tcprules.d/ as my tcprules directory and chown'd it to
vpopmail.vchkpw ... that way all my rules are where most Unix administrators
would expect them, under /etc.
Ken Jones wrote:
> Yes. /home/vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb is better than /etc.
> Why? Because then you can ru
Wouldn't it be even better to patch checkpassword instead?
Jacob Scott wrote:
> After musing on the mailing list and searching efnet, courier's website, and
> two or three smtp auth websites, I have dismal news. No SMTP authentication
> patch I can find works with vchkpw/vpopmail in its current
Actually, I was saying that you should get qmail up and running and listening
on port 25 for SMTP connections, then change your sendmail.cf to have
'localhost' as a forwarding MTA (or the like) and then start up sendmail to
have it deliver those messages to qmail ...
... unless the messages are a
You could probably consider using the MTA that created the file to "deliver"
them to the new MTA ...
Jacob Scott wrote:
> I need to get some mail msgs (some in a one file, spool format, and some in
> one file=one doc maildir format) from an older location into my new
> /user/maildir. Manually dr
Yes.
I'd highly recommend using the daemontools package @
http://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html
If you really want to have the SysV style init.d script, just use the
daemontools option above and "svc start smtpd" from your init.d/rc.smtpd
or whichever process is at hand.
Read the other boot scripts
I second that request.
Jacob Scott wrote:
> Qmail-smtpd-auth (http://members.elysium.pl/brush/qmail-smtpd-auth/)
> seems to offer an excellent thing for everyone talking about roaming
> users...the FAQ mentions vchkpw compatabilty...
>
> Is anyone up to looking this over and maybe seeing if it w
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