On Tue, 24 Jun 2003, Systems Administrator wrote:
I have two basic questions in this post:
1.Is there some documentation somewhere that gives a broad overview
of Courier's order of processing?
2.If it's not answered by the documentation requested above, is
there
On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 01:36:55PM +1000, Systems Administrator wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
BobsKC writes:
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When I receive an email with an attachment I usually delete the attachment
and save the message to a folder. However, when I
Are there anything to look out for when trying to get webmail to work
with MySQL auth ?
and, does webmail log anything anywhere that i can use to debug ?
I cannot get it to login, every other mail access type (pop3, imap)
works like a charm.
/thomas
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003 09:31:34 +0200
Thomas von Hassel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there anything to look out for when trying to get webmail to work
with MySQL auth ?
and, does webmail log anything anywhere that i can use to debug ?
I cannot get it to login, every other mail access type
Systems Administrator writes:
Hi all. I'm using filesystem quotas in the manner recommended in
the Courier installation instructions. My understanding is that the quota
files only get updated when I run quotacheck, so that users can upload as
much as they want until I run quotacheck. But
What should they be ?
/thomas
On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 10:27 AM, Stefan Hornburg wrote:
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003 09:31:34 +0200
Thomas von Hassel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there anything to look out for when trying to get webmail to work
with MySQL auth ?
and, does webmail log anything
Sam,
is it possible that Courier behaves differently
depending on the return code of the filter?
I don't know what should be the preferred return
code when a virus is found in a message. I currently
use 554, can't remember why. The idea is to reserve
one of the 5xx codes to bear the additional
Alessandro Vesely writes:
Sam,
is it possible that Courier behaves differently
depending on the return code of the filter?
I don't know what should be the preferred return
code when a virus is found in a message. I currently
use 554, can't remember why. The idea is to reserve
one of the 5xx codes
Hallo group
I just searched the online docs for courier and was unable to find anything
regarding adding a disclaimer.
I believe courier can do this but I cant find a way to do it?
Can courier add a disclaimer to email?
If yes, please point me to the relevant document that might help.
Thanks
Is there any way to block incoming connections to SMTP based on (ideally
regexps for) the incoming connection's reverse DNS?
In other words drop all connections from hosts such as:
/client.*\.attbi\.com/
etc. ??
Thanks,
--
Joe Laffey | Want to convert subnet masks between
-Original Message-
From: Bertus Keyser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [courier-users] Disclaimer add
Can courier add a disclaimer to email?
If yes, please point me to the relevant document that might help.
No.
This has been covered recently,
Unless you are doing this to webmail,
Not to rehash an old topic, but did anyone come up with a solution to
intergrate spam assassin to non-local accounts? (Forwards and mail
passing through)
I use my mail server to handle a lot of incoming mail for destined for
other mail servers, and I would love to offer this feature to my
Sebastian Bauer (ml) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At all I don't understand how to manage the delivery for virtual
domains. Just found something to deliver in their INBOX, not in
subfolders. Can you help here?
Postfix ships with ./README_FILES/MAILDROP_README -- that's usually
sufficient.
--
Hi!
I have a qmail+courier-imap system
running.
Is there a way to tell qmail that I'm allowed to
relay for a time after I successfully auth. myself via imaps on my
courier-imap?
thnx
Pauli
On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 03:38:47PM +0200, Bertus Keyser wrote:
Hallo group
I just searched the online docs for courier and was unable to find anything
regarding adding a disclaimer.
I believe courier can do this but I cant find a way to do it?
Can courier add a disclaimer to email?
If
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Jerry Amundson writes:
Correct. In this first sample, sent via Courier 0.42.2, the 3rd, 4th,
5th and 6th LF characters (=0A) have CR (=0D) preceding them when they
should not. Sample 2 shows the data sent properly, on Courier 0.40.1,
which I downgraded to today.
I know this might be a bit off-topic but I have some problems with
Outlook XP and I was wondering is somebody already had the same
problems. There's a few people that get messages with weird headers,
like the recipient name is listed like 10 times in the To: field but
when you look at the message
Jean-Rene Cormier wrote:
I know this might be a bit off-topic but I have some problems with
Outlook XP and I was wondering is somebody already had the same
problems. There's a few people that get messages with weird headers,
like the recipient name is listed like 10 times in the To: field but
Hmmm...
I run Outlook XP to my Courier server with none of these issues (and have
for more than a year). Is the Outlook patched? Good connectivity to the IMAP
server (although I do mine remotely over DSL!).
Best regards,
ssh
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
Jerry Amundson writes:
I set ARCHIVEDIR to capture everything being delivered. The captured
data file has the original MIME boundaries in place, and when copied to
a maildir has a perfectly readable attachment.
Check whether the original message has trailing CRs. If so, it means that
when the
It works!
I spent the day tracing packets with ethereal and discovered the
following works with Courier and Netware 6. Hope it will save somebody
else a lot of debugging.
First off, in Console One select a user, click on the Unix Profile tab
and add the vmail user and group id. Then add
Hi,
Ive installed
courier-imap together with qmail-ldap on a machine running openbsd
3.3.
When I tried to authenticate
(login) it fails.
When I check the log file it
says auth_imap access denied.
Strange thing is that it
works on my Solaris 9 X86 machines with the same permissions
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Jerry Amundson writes:
I set ARCHIVEDIR to capture everything being delivered. The captured
data file has the original MIME boundaries in place, and when copied
to a maildir has a perfectly readable attachment.
Check whether the original message has trailing CRs. If
I've seen this question before and I've read the
docs, but I still can't seem to get a virtual domain working.
For the following example, assume I'm [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I want to create a local
account to receive all E-mail
for users in domain two.com. (The domain names have
been
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