Christian Schnobrich writes:
I created a /etc/courier/userdb; as you may guess, uid/gid belong to the vmail user.
[...]pop3schnobs uid=1002|gid=1002|home=/home/vmail|mail=/home/vmail/pop3schnobs|pop3pw=secret pop3babylon uid=1002|gid=1002|home=/home/vmail|mail=/home/vmail/pop3babylon|pop3pwd=secret1 pop3malin uid=1002|gid=1002|home=/home/vmail|mail=/home/vmail/pop3malin|pop3pwd=secret2
Make sure that you have used the userdb script to create this records, and the password field is generated by userdbpw.
Hmm. An what now? The only reason I can rule out is a typo in the password, as I've double- and triple-checked that one.
You can do triple-DES or MD5-hash encryption by hand? Very impressive.
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