PICCORO McKAY Lenz writes:
El sáb, 3 de abr. de 2021 a la(s) 10:00, Sam Varshavchik (mr...@courier-mta.com) escribió: > > PICCORO McKAY Lenz writes: > > > ok i setup and no access file and got this: > > > > imapd[5022]: /etc/courier/imapaccess.dat: No such file or directory > To summarize: > > 1) make install from the either the vanilla courier or courier-imap creates > an empty imapaccess directory.ok but now just for again confirmation.. the best one to not change so many things is to create an empty file/directory (as i guess can be a directory) and generate the access file? In this.. all clients can use the imap service with not restrictions right? even if a empty access file is used to generate the access dat file db?
Correct. You're making things to be more complicated then they really are: if an IP address is found in the access file and it specifies that the connection is blocked, it is blocked. End of story.
Therefore, according to the rules of logic, we can make the following conclusions:
1) If the access file is not specified, then it is logically impossible to find any IP address in it.
2) If the access file is specified, and it is empty, it is still logically impossible to find any IP address in the access file.
And since it is necessary to find the IP address explicitly listed in the access file, and it must specify that the IP address should be blocked, then under the above rules, no connections could possibly be blocked.
I ASK COS: you said "if no access file is specified" but do not mention about the parameter to remove in daemon rc script.: > If no access file is specified, connections are accepted from all IP > addresses.
The parameter is what specifies the access file. That's the whole purpose of this parameter.
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