I know this question seems to be asked on a periodic basis, however the mailing list 
archives and FAQ failed to provide me with an answer (or perhaps I could not find it, 
despite maybe its' being there).  Here is my configuration: Courier and Postgres 
database backend with webmail.  Now I would like to point out that this question maybe 
most appropriately answered by Philip Geevarghese, since I believe he has the same 
setup and he made a quasi howto on the subject.  (Philip if you read this, could you 
send a full url to the new howto you made (not one posted) I could not find it on the 
site you posted).  Anyway, I am new to postgres and database backends in general, so I 
may have overlooked something trivial.  I am trying to set the system up to use 
virtual and local user accounts.  I have setup the table with the fields in the 
install and edited the authpgsqlrc to match (I'm using clear text and not crypt, I 
believe this is needed for webmail).  I have modified authdaemonrc: 
authmodulelist="authpgsql".  I run postgres on port 5432 (I think I only need to use 
domain sockets but I think this should work), and I've modified authpgsqlrc to reflect 
that.  I put the user and pass for the database in authpgsqlrc also (I verified that I 
can use psql to connect to the socket and log on as the user I supplied to authpgsql). 
 I created a record for a test user in the table in the database, with uid and gid 
equal to courier's (This came from philips howto, since the account is virtual and the 
folders are owned by courier).  To run the perftest1 I use the option "test-test-1 
test-test-2 test-test-3 test-test-4 test-test-5" for my specific user 'test' logged in 
as courier (not sure if that arg is correct, but that's how I interpreted the 
install.html).  However I keep getting "450 Service temporarily unavailable".  I have 
courier started and authdaemond, and I believe both started correctly (actually it 
runs authdaemon.pgsql because I use postgres).  I don't see any connection errors on 
my database, but this could still be the problem.  I would appreciate ANY 
help/response, even to tell me that this question has been answered a million times.  
Thanks.

On a side note, I think it would be a good idea to start gathering information about 
the exact problem and fixes to this error to form a FAQ devoted to this (I know there 
is a small generic section in the existing FAQ pertaining to this).

Glenn Washburn


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