mr. varshavchik addressed this on the sqwebmail mailing list:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06068.html
it's a lovely little rant.
At 12:35 PM 9/11/2003, Charles Sprickman wrote:
This is a good FAQ item, for when we have a FAQ.
Mr. Sam has disabled the imap-before-smtp function in the authvchkpw code. I've looked at the courier archives, and there's no explanation from him as to what the problem is... Just lots of questions. :)
Bill's suggestion might not work, as he "#undef"s the value. In your courier source dir, go into the "authlib" dir and open "preauthvchkpw.c" for editing. Look for a line like this:
#undef HAVE_OPEN_SMTP_RELAY
Go ahead and change that "#undef" to "#define" and it will work properly. I can't comment on what the security concerns are, because I don't know what they are. It does work however.
Charles
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, ted wrote:
> I've got a LWQ-style qmail configuration, plus vpopmail 5.3.27 and > courier-imap-2.1.1.20030902. I have roaming users enabled (as well as > qmail-ext), and POP3 before SMTP works perfectly (using qmail-pop3d). > > IMAP also seems to work just fine, but it does not update open-smtp. My > workaround of creating a separate POP account to POP in without > retrieving msgs allows me to send via IMAP, but is obviously not an > ideal solution. (I'm using Thunderbird .2). > > I've installed courier-imap numerous times (with different releases up > to 20030902), both with authdaemon enabled as well as disabled. In both > cases, the results are the same (meaning that I can read mail but not > relay). > > Perhaps my understanding is wrong, but I was under the impression that > since these are virtual domains I'm having trouble with (all my domains > are virtual), the fact that I am able to read mail at all under IMAP > would indicate that vchkpw is being called from courier-imap. Since > qmail-pop3d invokes vchkpw and works, I'm puzzled. I'm afraid I don't > know where to look log-wise. > > thanks for any hints. > > -ted > > >
Paul Theodoropoulos http://www.anastrophe.com
