[courier-users] Certificates and Outlook - Micro How-To

2002-01-28 Thread Peer Oliver Schmidt

Good morning,

as I have been trying to get IMAP-SSL to work with Outlook, I found the following to 
be helpful.

* Make sure to enable IMAP-SSL within $SYSCONFDIR/imapd-ssl.
* Make sure, $SYSCONFDIR/imapd.cnf contains the same CN information as the hostname 
you 
  specified in the Outlook account.
* Run $SBINDIR/mkimapcert everytime you change imapd.cnf. Delete the 
$SHAREDIR/imapd.pem file 
  before running $SBINDIR/mkimapdcert
* Create you .P12 certificate using the following command line (thanks to Jeroen 
Massar)
openssl pkcs12 -export -in imapd.pem -out imapd.p12
  You will be asked for a password. Remember this, as you will need it during the 
import process 
  in the next step.
* Double-click on the resulting imapd.p12 file and import it into your Windows system.
* Restart courier. (I guess you only need to restart imapd-ssl ?!)
* Within Microsoft Outlook, change your account to require secure communication.
* Restart Microsoft Outlook.

The above worked for me. If you find an error, tell me. Thanks.

HTH
rgds
pos


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Re: [courier-users] MySQL Authentication Problems

2002-01-28 Thread Mr Anonymous

Good point Tomas. I've set the root path as INBOX, and things look better on
OE now. Thanks. :)

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 Juha Saarinen wrote:

  On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, JH Foo wrote:
 
 
  Hi all,
 
  I've finally install courier-imap 1.4.2 and got it working!
 
  Anyway, I'm testing mail folder management via Outlook Express, and
found
  that I can only create mail folders under Inbox. I would like to create
mail
  folders that are on the same level as Inbox in the tree hierarchy (hope
you
  know what I mean). When I tried to create a mail folder outside of the
  Inbox, the request failed with the response 'Invalid mailbox name'.
 
  I'd appreciate any suggestions.
 
 
  I don't believe you can with OE. It likes to keep the folders as a
  hierarchy under INBOX.


 Incorrect. OE are capable to show personal folders at the same level as
 INBOX. Just enter the correct folder path (INBOX. for a unmodified
 courier-imap server) under the IMAP tab in the mail account's preferences.

 tomas/



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[courier-users] Re: Where is the courier-imap log?

2002-01-28 Thread David Chin


In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mr Anonymous writes:
 
 I'm having some problems getting authmysql to work. Heck, I don't even know
 if it works (is there a test script?). I checked /var/log/messages for error
 messages from courier-imap, but found none. From ps auwx, I can see a logger
 imapd, but dunno what it does.
 
 Can anyone tell me where I can find/ enable logging?

My courier-imap logs appear in /var/log/maillog.  Dunno about authmysql.

Cheers,
--Dave Chin
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[courier-users] Outlook and Outlook Express support

2002-01-28 Thread Paul Goodyear
Title: Message



After trying to 
find a decent IMAP server, some one has highly recommened courier-imap, so I am 
doing a little reading. And asking.

99% of the clients 
are going to be running either Outlook Express 4/5/6 or Outlook 2000/2002. Is 
courier-imap fully compatable with these clients?

I'm not concernd in 
features being availabel or not, just don't want error messages and warning 
pop'ing up every where, like with many other mail servers.

pgudge


Re: [courier-users] Outlook and Outlook Express support

2002-01-28 Thread David Ehle


Paul,  the only problem i've run into is in regards to a popup window
when using SSL.  I used OpenSSL rather than verisign et al. for the
certificates on the mail server.  A little finagallig got all the other
clients to be ok with a self-signed certificate, but Some (not all)
userers with the latest version of OE can't seem to get one of the are
you sure security popups to go away when using SSL to connect. A post
earlier today might have the solution though.

Thats all I can think of off the top of my head.  Most my users use pine.

David.

 On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, Paul
Goodyear wrote:

 After trying to find a decent IMAP server, some one has highly
 recommened courier-imap, so I am doing a little reading. And asking.

 99% of the clients are going to be running either Outlook Express 4/5/6
 or Outlook 2000/2002. Is courier-imap fully compatable with these
 clients?

 I'm not concernd in features being availabel or not, just don't want
 error messages and warning pop'ing up every where, like with many other
 mail servers.

 pgudge



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[courier-users] Do it yourself OE Bug howto (was: Outlook and Outlook Express support)

2002-01-28 Thread Papo Napolitano

MessageI'm a happy (if such thing exists with Micro$oft software) user
of LookOut Express.
I got rid of some errors when using the Synchronize Account feature by
raising the max connections per ip to 25 (I've 43 folders in my account).
But... There's an annoying bug in OE you just can't get rid off (unless
using another mua).
Here's a nice Step-By-Step do it yourself with sniffed traffic (S: stands
for server responses and C: for client requests):

Open OE and click on Inbox

S: * OK Courier-IMAP ready. Copyright 1998-2001 Double Precision, Inc.  See
COPYING for distribution information.
C: 06JV CAPABILITY
S: * CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 CHILDREN NAMESPACE THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT
THREAD=REFERENCES SORT IDLE STARTTLS
S: 06JV OK CAPABILITY completed
C: 06JW LOGIN test test
S: 06JW OK LOGIN Ok.

OE logs in

C: 06JX IDLE
S: 06JX NO Error in IMAP command received by server.

checking if the server follows RFC suggestions??

C: 06JY SELECT INBOX
S: * FLAGS (\Draft \Answered \Flagged \Deleted \Seen \Recent)
S: * OK [PERMANENTFLAGS (\Draft \Answered \Flagged \Deleted \Seen)] Limited
S: * 0 EXISTS
S: * 0 RECENT
S: * OK [UIDVALIDITY 990295223] Ok
S: 06JY OK [READ-WRITE] Ok

OE selects Inbox... No messages

C: 06JZ IDLE
S: + entering idle mode
C: DONE
S: 06JZ OK IDLE completed
C: 06K0 NOOP
S: 06K0 OK NOOP completed
C: 06K1 IDLE
S: + entering idle mode

weird OE mode of going IDLE

Now... While OE is in it's idle state, send a message to the account you're
playing with.
Make sure you've your OE configured to check every 10 minutes or so.
And while you don't see the new message (because OE hasn't checked yet)
click on any other folder.

C: DONE
S: * 1 EXISTS
S: * 1 RECENT
S: * 1 FETCH (FLAGS (\Recent))
S: 06K1 OK IDLE completed

OE exits idle mode and Courier informs there's a new message available

C: 06K2 CLOSE
S: 06K2 OK mailbox closed.

OE closes the mailbox...

C: 06K3 UID FETCH 1:* (BODY.PEEK[HEADER.FIELDS (References X-Ref X-Priority
X-MSMail-Priority X-MSOESRec Newsgroups)] ENVELOPE RFC822.SIZE UID FLAGS
INTERNALDATE)
S: 06K3 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.

Are you stupid?? YOU JUST CLOSED THE MAILBOX!!!

C: 06K4 IDLE
S: 06K4 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06K5 IDLE
S: 06K5 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06K6 IDLE
S: 06K6 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06K7 IDLE
S: 06K7 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06K8 IDLE
S: 06K8 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06K9 IDLE
S: 06K9 NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06KA IDLE
S: 06KA NO Error in IMAP command received by server.
C: 06KB IDLE
S: 06KB NO Error in IMAP command received by server.

OE thinks trying harder is the way to success...

C: 06KC IDLE
S: * BYE [ALERT] Fatal error: TOO MANY CONSECUTIVE PROTOCOL VIOLATIONS:

But Courier says: get lost freak
And you get a nice error popup.
I tried this on OE 6.00.2600.
I'm gonna try it on LookOut 2002 later to see if it's behaves like his
younger brother.

HTH. Later.-

PS: Anybody with older versions wanna give it a try?


- Original Message -
From: Paul Goodyear
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 14:13
Subject: [courier-users] Outlook and Outlook Express support


After trying to find a decent IMAP server, some one has highly recommened
courier-imap, so I am doing a little reading. And asking.

99% of the clients are going to be running either Outlook Express 4/5/6 or
Outlook 2000/2002. Is courier-imap fully compatable with these clients?

I'm not concernd in features being availabel or not, just don't want error
messages and warning pop'ing up every where, like with many other mail
servers.

pgudge


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[courier-users] Recurring ESMTP 502 errors

2002-01-28 Thread Todd D. VanderVeen

Sam and others, 

 Below is a further sampling from my logs or a recurring ESMTP 502 error. Of 
note is the same attempted command . The listed servers are typically 
running various versions of sendmail (typically 8.12.1) or MS. Is this 
commonly seen by anyone else? I am convinced this is a problems with these 
remote servers. But the idea of putting the onus on them to fix things is 
unpalatable to my employeer. Can anyone else verify seeing this in there 
logs, or offer suggestions on how to build my case? 

Jan 27 04:03:23 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
error,relay=:::24.29.99.226,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd:  
nycsmtp1out.rdc-nyc.rr.com 

Jan 27 04:09:06 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
error,relay=:::128.100.10.141,ident=root,msg=502 ESMTP command 
error,cmd:  picton.eecg.toronto.edu 

Jan 27 04:19:49 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
error,relay=:::38.151.68.98,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd:  
ny001.mgusa.com 

Jan 27 04:20:38 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
error,relay=:::128.121.122.47,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd:  
s0244.pm0.net 

Jan 27 04:23:06 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
error,relay=:::143.166.224.253,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd:  
smtp3.us.dell.com
 


Todd D. VanderVeen writes: 

 Jan 27 08:06:26 reckoning courieresmtpd: started,ip=[:::129.46.64.204]   
 
 Jan 27 08:06:26 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
 error,relay=:::129.46.64.204,msg=5
 02 ESMTP command error,cmd:  warlock.qualcomm.com 
 
 Jan 27 08:06:34 reckoning courieresmtpd: 
 error,relay=:::129.46.64.204,msg=5
 02 ESMTP command error,cmd:    
 
 My understanding is as follows. On connecting, a server may attempt
 various extended smtp commands. A 502 error indicates that while the 
 server understands esmtp, the particular command is unimplemented. The

Not exactly.  ESMTP command capabilities are determined from the EHLO 
response.  

The 502 error indicates that the command received from the client is not a 
valid ESMTP command.  Certainly there is no such command called '' 
or '' in either the base SMTP protocol, nor any common extension. 

-- Sam 
 

Regards,
Todd VanderVeen
PartNET Systems Manager
801-891-0741

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[courier-users] Virtual Users w/ Virtual Domains w/ LDAP

2002-01-28 Thread Edwin Culp

I'm using courier 37.2 with ldap very, very happily.  I am going to start
using virtual users w/ virtual domains and I thought that it might be
possible to configure them without using the full email address as the uid
by just substituting the ldap virtualHost varable as the LDAP_DOMAIN in the
Authldaprc.  In my testing I found that the same uid [yolac]
different domains [guey.net|localfolks.Net], esmtp had no problem delivering 
the email to either /home/virtual/[guey.net|localfolks.net]/yolac but imap
substituted the value of LDAP_DOMAIN after the user so it was always the
value of LDAP_DOMAIN.  By watching the search in slapd.log I decided to 
change the value of LDAP_DOMAIN manually, reset and I received the email
as expected.

Does this or maybe another varible LDAP_DYNAMIC_DOMAIN make any sense?
The authldaprc file users other ldap values already. 

Thanks,

ed





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RE: [courier-users] Recurring ESMTP 502 errors

2002-01-28 Thread Rob Wilson


Is the traffic coming through a firewall? Some will not allow ESMTP commands
through. Our Pix did this. Any ESMTP commands were replaced with . This
feature can be disabled in Pix, but I don't recall how to offhand. Google
can probably give you the answers.

Rob


-Original Message-

Sam and others,

 Below is a further sampling from my logs or a recurring ESMTP 502 error. Of
note is the same attempted command . The listed servers are typically
running various versions of sendmail (typically 8.12.1) or MS. Is this
commonly seen by anyone else? I am convinced this is a problems with these
remote servers. But the idea of putting the onus on them to fix things is
unpalatable to my employeer. Can anyone else verify seeing this in there
logs, or offer suggestions on how to build my case?

Jan 27 04:03:23 reckoning courieresmtpd:
error,relay=:::24.29.99.226,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd: 
nycsmtp1out.rdc-nyc.rr.com

Jan 27 04:09:06 reckoning courieresmtpd:
error,relay=:::128.100.10.141,ident=root,msg=502 ESMTP command
error,cmd:  picton.eecg.toronto.edu

Jan 27 04:19:49 reckoning courieresmtpd:
error,relay=:::38.151.68.98,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd: 
ny001.mgusa.com

Jan 27 04:20:38 reckoning courieresmtpd:
error,relay=:::128.121.122.47,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd: 
s0244.pm0.net

Jan 27 04:23:06 reckoning courieresmtpd:
error,relay=:::143.166.224.253,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd: 
smtp3.us.dell.com



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Re: [courier-users] Recurring ESMTP 502 errors

2002-01-28 Thread Roland Schneider

--Todd D. VanderVeen wrote on 28.01.2002 13:11 -0700:
[...]
 reckoning courieresmtpd: error,relay=:::24.29.99.226,msg=502 ESMTP
 command error,cmd:  nycsmtp1out.rdc-nyc.rr.com  Jan 27 04:09:06
 reckoning courieresmtpd:
 error,relay=:::128.100.10.141,ident=root,msg=502 ESMTP command
 error,cmd:  picton.eecg.toronto.edu  Jan 27 04:19:49 reckoning
 courieresmtpd: error,relay=:::38.151.68.98,msg=502 ESMTP command
 error,cmd:  ny001.mgusa.com  Jan 27 04:20:38 reckoning courieresmtpd:
 error,relay=:::128.121.122.47,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd: 
 s0244.pm0.net  Jan 27 04:23:06 reckoning courieresmtpd:
 error,relay=:::143.166.224.253,msg=502 ESMTP command error,cmd: 
 smtp3.us.dell.com  

Disable the 'fixup' (transparent streammunging) at the PIX:

However, be warned that this will disable the PIX firewall's capability to 
filter ESMTP commands. When fixup is enabled the PIX will only permit the 
basic SMTP commands specified in RFC 821 to reach your mail server. 
Anything else is answered by the PIX with the 500 command unrecognized 
message to the client and then the PIX sends the server an altered SMTP 
packet with  in place of the actual command. ESPTM (RFC 1869) is 
filtered because it may allow some fairly powerful commands to be executed 
on your mail server that are unecessary for typical internet email exhanges. 
Someone else may be able to elaborate on the risk of allowing ESMTP, but one 
example is the VRFY command which will tell the client whether a user 
account actually exists on the server and sometimes replies with the user's 
full name. 


Roland


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Re: [courier-users] help me sell Courier

2002-01-28 Thread Jason Haar

On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 02:31:57PM -0500, Steve Shockley wrote:
  So the excuse I get for Courier vs. Postfix is security.  And the
  completely subjective comment, I don't think Courier is as secure as
  Postfix.
 
 What your admin may be saying is I don't know how to secure Courier, but I
 have a pretty good handle on securing Postfix.  Or maybe you're getting the

No matter what - experience *always* counts for a lot.

I like Courier a lot, but if I had to choose between running Courier with no
experience - or Postfix with experience - I'd take Postfix.

[replace Courier and Postfix with basically any product name. Still the
same]

BTW: Courier is more than a MTA (unlike Postfix, Sendmail and Qmail) - it
includes authentication modules, POP, IMAP, listserver and Web components
too. So chances are, there are more problems with Courier than those others
(sorry Sam ;-). That's just a probability issue of course - no proof so far
(touch wood ;-)

-- 
Cheers

Jason Haar

Information Security Manager
Trimble Navigation Ltd.
Phone: +64 3 9635 377 Fax: +64 3 9635 417

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[courier-users] Re: Outlook and Outlook Express support

2002-01-28 Thread Sam Varshavchik

Paul Goodyear writes: 

 99% of the clients are going to be running either Outlook Express 4/5/6
 or Outlook 2000/2002. Is courier-imap fully compatable with these
 clients?
  
 I'm not concernd in features being availabel or not, just don't want
 error messages and warning pop'ing up every where, like with many other
 mail servers.

The fact that 'many other mail servers' are having problems with Microsoft 
software should tell you that the problem is with Microsoft.  The right 
solution to this is to stop using their broken software, since it's 
painfully obvious that sufficient interoperability with commodity Internet 
protocols is not a priority for Microsoft. 

-- 
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Re: [courier-users] help me sell Courier

2002-01-28 Thread Matthew J Brown

Jason Haar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 BTW: Courier is more than a MTA (unlike Postfix, Sendmail and Qmail) - it
 includes authentication modules, POP, IMAP, listserver and Web components
 too. So chances are, there are more problems with Courier than those others
 (sorry Sam ;-). That's just a probability issue of course - no proof so far
 (touch wood ;-)

OTOH, comparing Courier with all this with qmail, Postfix or Sendmail
without them is not an apples-to-apples comparison.  Unless your email
system needs are COMPLETELY met by what comes as standard with those
other programs, you'll probably be installing a bunch of patches and
add-ons -- which may be just as complex, and just as untested, as
Courier.

That's my issue with the security reputation of qmail -- sure, it's
secure in the exactly-as-djb-intended installation -- but there are so
many things that that installation does not support!  So before you
know it you've applied a dozen patches and a number of add-on programs
... and you've lost that guarantee.  Plus, djb's rather unique code is
not what most programmers are used to, so the odds of someone making a
mistake in writing a patch ...

-Matt


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Re: [courier-users] Re: Outlook and Outlook Express support

2002-01-28 Thread Juha Saarinen

begin

On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, Sam Varshavchik wrote:

  The fact that 'many other mail servers' are having problems with Microsoft
  software should tell you that the problem is with Microsoft.  The right
  solution to this is to stop using their broken software, since it's
  painfully obvious that sufficient interoperability with commodity Internet
  protocols is not a priority for Microsoft.

Outlook being a good case in point there.

Also, read this:

http://www.tomsterdam.com/insideoe5/problems/bugs.htm

-- 
Juha
Take off every sig!


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[courier-users] Submission port ;)

2002-01-28 Thread Mark Janssen

Hi List,

I've been running Courier for some weeks now, and am now gearing up to
do a larger scale beta test (company wide). But I still have some
questions. I was working on firewalling the mail system and I would like
to know if the Submission port (587/tcpopensubmission)
needs to be accessable from the outside.

Currently I have closed everything but pop3/pop3s/smtp/imap2/imaps/http/https
and submission. But is submission used by 'outside' processes, or only
from the local system (the webmail and imap processes) ??

Can I safely close or leave open this port...

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E-mail: mark(at)markjanssen.nl / maniac(at)maniac.nl GnuPG Key Id: 357D2178
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[courier-users] Re: Possible bug, or is it a feature

2002-01-28 Thread Sam Varshavchik

Mark Janssen writes: 

 My quota usage was now at 0% even though all the mail was still in my
 account, stored in the trash. Is this correct, shouldn't the trash also
 be counted towards the quota untill it is expunged ??

No - Trash doesn't count in the quota.  Mail in Trash is subject to be 
deleted at any time. 

-- 
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[courier-users] authldap/authpam implies no authpwd?

2002-01-28 Thread Johnny Lam

I was wondering why passing --with-authldap or --with-authpam to the
configure script turns _off_ authpwd?  This is from authlib/configure.in:

--
AC_ARG_WITH(authpwd,
[ --without-authpwd  Do not include the authpwd module ],
doauthpwd=$withval,
doauthpwd=yes
test $HAVE_PAM = 1  doauthpwd=no
test $HAVE_LDAP = 1  doauthpwd=no
)

HAVE_PWD=1
if test $doauthpwd = no
then
HAVE_PWD=0
fi
--

Is this a security-related decision?  If so, could someone please explain?

Thanks,

-- Johnny Lam [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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[courier-users] Failed to create cache file

2002-01-28 Thread ph yuri

Hello

I'm currently trying to install a qmail/ldap/courier
setup. Logging in via imap works and I get Inbox and 
Trash but no mails (tried with fetchmail, kmail,
netscape)
I get the following in my maillog:
Failed to create cache file:
./tmp/1012272256.13922_imapuid_10.hostname
imapd: Error: No such file or directory

where is it trying to do this ?
i changed the homedirectoy in the ldap entry to 777
but that didnt help.
the system is a fresh install of redhat 7.2 with just
some minor security modifications (nosuid as well but
not on /usr)
if any other information is needed i can send it,
but i think to know whats up with this cache file will
already help me a lot.

Thanks


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Re: [courier-users] Submission port ;)

2002-01-28 Thread Peter C. Norton

You probably do not need to punch a hole in the firewall for it.  It seems
to be for local users to send their email out.

On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 12:25:17AM +0100, Mark Janssen wrote:
 Hi List,
 
 I've been running Courier for some weeks now, and am now gearing up to
 do a larger scale beta test (company wide). But I still have some
 questions. I was working on firewalling the mail system and I would like
 to know if the Submission port (587/tcpopensubmission)
 needs to be accessable from the outside.
 
 Currently I have closed everything but pop3/pop3s/smtp/imap2/imaps/http/https
 and submission. But is submission used by 'outside' processes, or only
 from the local system (the webmail and imap processes) ??
 
 Can I safely close or leave open this port...
 
 Mark Janssen Unix / Linux, Open-Source and Internet Consultant @ SyConOS IT
 E-mail: mark(at)markjanssen.nl / maniac(at)maniac.nl GnuPG Key Id: 357D2178
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Re: [courier-users] configuration error: mail loops back tomyself (MX problem). how to solve this PB?

2002-01-28 Thread Gordon Messmer

On Mon, 2002-01-28 at 04:44, webman wrote:
 I have put the local domain name into /etc/courier/locals and 
 put a file contains all the name of this mail server(one per line) 
 under /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dir.

I think you want that file under /etc/courier/esmtpacceptmailfor.dir,
instead.




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[courier-users] FreeBSD port of Courier 0.37.2.20020125

2002-01-28 Thread Yarema

http://yds.CoolRat.org/courier/
http://www.FreeBSD.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=34398
http://www.FreeBSD.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=31475

Other than upgrading the port to courier-0.37.2.20020125 I made the port 
depend on and properly use sysconftool during installation.  Prior versions 
of the port only did a copy of *.dist files if the target file did not 
exist.  sysconftool is now used by pkg_add as well.

A bonus feature of this port is that it installs
/var/spool/courier/.noident to prevent advertising which user courier 
esmtpd is runnig as in Received: headers and nmap port scans.  Costs 
nothing to do this.  If you don't like it delete the file.

-- 
Yarema

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