Ricardo Kleemann writes:
Or is maildrop + mysql only meant to be used for virtual
user lookup tables when maildrop is matched up with
non-courier mta's?
Bingo.
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Pavel M. Rebrov writes:
Can I set up Courier so that [EMAIL PROTECTED] or any other particular
use or alias still accepts mail, even from those untrusted hosts?
That's not possible. At least, not easily.
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hi, I have configured courier-imap as follows
authmysqlrc:
MYSQL_SERVERlocalhost
MYSQL_USERNAME mail
MYSQL_PASSWORD xxx
MYSQL_OPT 0
MYSQL_USER_TABLEusers
MYSQL_CRYPT_PWFIELD crypt
MYSQL_CLEAR_PWFIELD clear
Mitch,
Theoreticaly speaking the methadology you are using has been
deployed in network edge devices for years, and it is very sound.
A common attack awhile back called The Land attack (affecting
earlier 95/98 MS systems), was achieved by sending packets to a host,
using the host's
On Friday 23 January 2004 03:04, Kate Porter wrote:
I am still curious about one thing: What does AUTH_REQUIRED variable
do? I am still under the impression that all of my mail will be
rejected if I flip it.
It does exactly what it says. ALL senders must authenticate - even ones
sending
Glad to know it works for you... my concerns / thoughts were:
1) there was discussion about replacing freemail with soemthing that handled
freemail better (which might not work for this as freemail does)
2) if I add enough domains, this will slow things down - so I was wondering
if it made sense
Could someone tell me where courier-imap logs too, I have set up courier-imap
and are trying to test it with a telnet, but I keep getting Login Failed
and would like to trace the problem.
Paulo
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Hello Sam,
Friday, January 23, 2004, 2:50:51 AM, you wrote:
I'm trying to build courier-imap-2.2.1.tar.bz2 and compile fails in
tcpd folder with openssl-related errors (no header files)
SV Then install the header files. Problem solved.
no. the problem is to remove dependance on ssl.
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Dmitry Vereschaka wrote:
Hello Sam,
Friday, January 23, 2004, 2:50:51 AM, you wrote:
I'm trying to build courier-imap-2.2.1.tar.bz2 and compile fails in
tcpd folder with openssl-related errors (no header files)
SV Then install the header files. Problem solved.
no. the problem is to
From: Sam Varshavchik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kirk A Wolff writes:
(brokendomain.com). He says that his ISP wants to keep the first few MX
records broken, and that the problem is with MY mailserver.
How exactly does his ISP's decision to keep broken DNS become your
problem?
Sam,
I agree
echo will output to the log file.
I use it for debugging all the time. check the manual
Correct, I use it a lot also.
Isn't /etc/maildroprc basically a system-wide mailfilter
file? Doesn't it support the same maildropfilter syntax as
regular .mailfilter files?
For some reason the echo
In an attempt to create a bit-bucket alias, I added:
bit-bucket: /dev/null
To the aliases file, however the mail server says that bit-bucket at any domain
is not recognized as a valid user.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks,
D
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Hi,
i've set up a new server, which also should work as mail server.
So i want to move all mails - stored in maildir and accessed via IMAP - to
the new machine.
Which is the best/easiest way to do so?
What's about the MailIDs (e.g. 1074670569.22996.mailserver:2,S) ?
Will i run into trouble if i
I THINK I have the answer on this...
For an alias you would have to deliver to | cat /dev/null (but the
preferred way is to discard the message in maildrop).
Do this by simply setting EXITCODE=0 and calling exit:
EXITCODE=0
exit
m/
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Jürgen Richter wrote:
Hi,
i've set up a new server, which also should work as mail server.
So i want to move all mails - stored in maildir and accessed via IMAP - to
the new machine.
Which is the best/easiest way to do so?
What's about the MailIDs (e.g.
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