Hello,
I'm new to courier and am having a few problems.
I'm trying to authenticate against a MySql DB (created by Virtual
Exim) to manage several sub domains.
When a valid user tries to login I get:
mail-server imapd: Connection, ip=[:::192.168.1.200]
mail-server imapd:
Joe Hancock writes:
I've checked the location of authmysql and its a link to
authdaemon.mysql. This file dosn't exist but authdaemond.mysql does. I
tried pointing the link to this, then I get:
Creating random soft links all over the place is not going to be very
productive.
Follow the
On Wed, 4 Aug 2004, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Jon Nelson writes:
I recently gave Dovecot a try.
It's not nearly as featureful (or seemingly as stable) as
courier-imap, but it has one very important distinction:
It is *wicked* fast.
It made me think - indexes are what makes dovecot
Creating random soft links all over the place is not going to be very
productive.
Follow the instructions in INSTALL without making any creative additions.
I've followed the instructions in INSTALL without additions, and am
having the same problem.
Could anyone point me towards what might be
Just wondering if anyone could come up with any suggestions tothe problem that I'm still having? This morning, I ran "gmake clean", followed by gmake, and I'm still getting the error as described below:
After configure, I ran the "gnu make" and it produced a compilation error. The following is
does your etc/authdaemonrc contain following lines?
authmodulelist=authmysql
authmodulelistorig=authcustom authcram authuserdb authldap authmysql
authpam
version=authdaemond.mysql
also try to #grep /usr/lib/courier-imap/libexec/authlib/authmysql
/usr/lib/courier-imap/etc
and see if it is called
It mentions in the installation guide at courier-mta.org The Courier RPM
package installs...
Anyone know where this RPM is? Is it better to use an RPM package or
tarball?
Thanks
Norm
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Does anyone know if my problem is related to having a version of the compiler and libaries that is too new for the latest version of Courier IMAP? I just came across an article related to another piece of software that suggested the software be compiled with a version not greater than N. I'm
Never Mind. I found the instructions to build the RPM under Download.
Sorry to bother.
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Subject: [courier-users] RPM
It mentions in
From: Norm Yates [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It mentions in the installation guide at courier-mta.org The
Courier RPM package installs...
Anyone know where this RPM is? Is it better to use an RPM package
or tarball?
You build the rpm from the tarball. For RedHat, this is the preferred
hi all,
i have an debian router with courier-mta installed
the eth0 is connected to an dsl-router and
the eth1 is connected to the internal lan
in my bind config i have the mx record set to the fqdn-name of the
server and the ip of the server is the internal nic
when i send a mail via crontab to a
Okay I'm a bit confused. Sorry this a bit long, but you patience and help
would be appreciated. I'll try hard to be clear.
Following the instructions at http://www.courier-mta.org/FAQ.html#rpm I got
4 dependency alerts.
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On page 9 of the Installation it refers to creating RPM's and if you then
backtrack to the Download guide it tells how to do this - which I have
detailed my trouble in another email.
So going back to page 9 of the Installation guide it then goes into using
./configure and on page 10 has you use
gerd kranz wrote:
hi all,
i have an debian router with courier-mta installed
the eth0 is connected to an dsl-router and
the eth1 is connected to the internal lan
in my bind config i have the mx record set to the fqdn-name of the
server and the ip of the server is the internal nic
when i send a
Joe Hancock writes:
Creating random soft links all over the place is not going to be very
productive.
Follow the instructions in INSTALL without making any creative additions.
I've followed the instructions in INSTALL without additions, and am
having the same problem.
You should've ended up
Jon Nelson writes:
I cracked open my client, pine, and opened a folder. It contains 4000
messages. I then sorted and timed the operation. It took 17 seconds.
That's what I suspected.
Pine and mutt are fine mail clients, but unfortunately their mind share is
very modest. Furthermore, they work
Norm Yates writes:
What is odd is that my distro came with openssl-0.9.7a.22.1 (looking at the
source cd for RH AS 3.0) and up2date / RHN must have upgraded it to 35.1
? When I signed up for RHN it ran a very long time.
Now up2date won't work and one of the errors is
/lib/libssl.so.4
Geez the darn openssl-perl is a pain. It seems to only want to load with
the exact version of the openssl. So what came with RH AS 3 is
openssl-0.9.7a-22.1 and I can't find the exact match in openssl-perl. If
you try to load openssl-perl-0.9.7a-2 it will complain that is wants
openssl-0.9.7a-2
Okay with a brand new install and FINALLY finding the exact openssl-perl
match I have RPMs and am going home.
Thanks
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Norm Yates
Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 8:54 PM
To: 'Sam Varshavchik'; [EMAIL
Sam,
Thanks for all of your help and patience. You're
awesome.
I finally got the code to build successfully and just
finished the install. Haven't tested yet, but I've got
to configure it first.
I just wanted to drop a compliment on the list.
Thanks again,
Ken
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