Troels Arvin wrote:
Hello,
There seems to be known protocol implementation weaknesses in the
Evolution mail reader which makes it unable to display shared folders from
Courier. Has anyone found work-arounds for that problem?
Have you tried setting up an account with the root folder set to #shared.
Jay Lee wrote:
Traditional Mail Server Configuration has always taught that it's a
good idea to have a Backup MX Server configured for your domain so
that if your SMTP Server or subnet were to go down, mail for your
domain could still be received.
From a time when a good number of internet
Yvonne wrote:
Hello,
I am using courier-mysql and I try to switch from clear password to crypt
passwords.
It's easy to create a user with clear password but I don't no how to create
crypt passwords ? It is not MySQL MD5 function.
openssl -passwd -1
should work independantly of any crypt(3)
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Justin writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Justin Murdock writes:
Am I missing something obvious?
MYRIGHTS is an ACL1 command. The draft actually refers to the
LIST(MYRIGHTS) command.
I think this confusion is down to the moving target, and while we were
refering to the draft
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Justin Murdock writes:
I'm running the v 3.0.8 of the standalone Courier imap server.
I ran into a problem with the ACLs, as Courier splits the imap
delete into expunge, tag deleted and, um, excise folder -
which seems quite a sensible differentiation.
Unfortunately
as I just received an anti-virus bounce to the address I use only for
this list.
unless the archive exposes email addresses
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I'm running the v 3.0.8 of the standalone Courier imap server.
I ran into a problem with the ACLs, as Courier splits the imap delete
into expunge, tag deleted and, um, excise folder - which seems
quite a sensible differentiation.
Unfortunately Courier doesn't seem to advertise the d flag unless
Robert Pfister wrote:
Is there a way to disable BCC on the Courier server?
you would no longer be able to receive mail from this or most other
mailing lists
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Justin Murdock wrote:
After putting together a few mailboxes, and a few group mail accounts
with tuned ACLs I hit a it of a snag. MS Outlook 2003 SP1 (and
probably others)
can't see the #shared folders :(
I googled around, but couldn't find anything relevant, nor could I
find anything
After putting together a few mailboxes, and a few group mail accounts
with tuned ACLs I hit a it of a snag. MS Outlook 2003 SP1 (and probably
others)
can't see the #shared folders :(
I googled around, but couldn't find anything relevant, nor could I find
anything in the READMEs.
From watching
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Justin Murdock writes:
Is it possible to configure Outlook to know about the # marked folder,
From what I recall reading some time ago, no.
But that's just hearsay. You should try the appropriate microsoft.*
Usenet newsgroup.
Ugh. I'm not sure I've got the stomach
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