Roland Schneider wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08.02.2002 07:09 -0500: > >>Hi, >> >>I installed courier .37.2 by building rpms. I was running .35 previously. >>This is what I did: >> >>I backed up /etc/courier. >> >>I uninstalled the courier rpms >> >>I then blew away /etc/courier, /var/spool/courier, /usr/lib/courier >> >>I installed the .37.2 courier rpms >> >>I hand edited the /etc/courier files based on what I had in my old config >>files. >> > >This was not exactly the way as described in INSTALL. > >>My problem (no snickering please) is that no one is getting authenticated >>into IMAP. Also, if I telnet to port 25 and manually try to send mail to a >>user on my system I get: >> >>rcpt to:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>450 Service temporarily unavailable. >> >>What is going on? >> > >Sounds like your authdaemond.* is not running, or the >statically compiled auth-modules dont match your manually >edited configuration. Check out with `authtest`. > >And next time dont blow away the config or anything else, >`make && make install-configure` will upgrade and fix >everything as necessary without messing up things. > >Put your old configuration back in place and try again. > >Roland > > >_______________________________________________ >courier-users mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users > OR... since he is using rpm's, just build the new rpm's, and rpm -Uvh them. This is EXACLY the useage for Uvh. Upgrades the current packages, and fixes the config files, without blowing them away.
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