On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 06:40:32PM -0600, Nicolas de Bari Embriz Garcia Rojas may have written: > Hi all, I needed to block the access to an account and to forward > all the incoming email of the account to another 2 accounts, what I > did was to only add the emails to the mailForwardingAddress and to > change the activeStatus to noaccess. > > POP is blocked and the mail is been forwarded, but imap still > working, so the user can check his email via webmail(squirrelmail), > > Any idea on how to block pop and imap accounts but still receiving > email?
I don't know about Courier, but dovecot has a filter that you can specify to it to define active users. I set that to include (accountStatus=active), and when I set it to nopop, the user gets authentication failed errors. Perhaps Courier has something similar? -- Brian T Glenn delink.net Internet Services we all block port 79/tcp (finger); what port is 'tentacle' ?? --Tanuki
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