It's pretty scary to try to get something useful
from courier's logs because there is no standard
format for log messages.
First: does anyone have a greppy perl script or such
that will make sense of the log files?
Second: does anyone object to coming up with a standard
way to format log
Terrel Shumway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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does anyone object to coming up with a standard way to format log
messages?
I think this is a good idea. I also think that Courier could use a more
generic, modular logging
does anyone object to coming up with a standard way to format log
messages?
Yes, one could use awstats then to evaluate them.
But, speaking of this, a question comes to mind that I was thinking
about for months now but had more urgent problems. On my system courier
(out of the .deb box) logs the
Keith Willis writes:
My thinking is that if I could require SMTP authentication for domains,
only users that are authenticated could send email to certain domains.
You can't. Authenticated SMTP is not used for receiving mail.
Authenticated SMTP is only used for granting relaying privileges.
I use Courier-Imap-1.7.1
I want to know if i can set quota higher than 2 gig with Courier-Imap if
yes, since which version?
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Michael Einem wrote:
does anyone object to coming up with a standard way to format log
messages?
Yes, one could use awstats then to evaluate them.
But, speaking of this, a question comes to mind that I was thinking
about for months now but had more urgent problems. On my system
courier
From: Norm Yates [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mark Bucciarelli wrote:
On Wednesday 11 August 2004 21:24, Norm Yates wrote:
Still can't receive email outside of our network, (which will
cut down on the spam) but good grief what could this be that I
haven't found?
Set
Terrel Shumway wrote:
It's pretty scary to try to get something useful
from courier's logs because there is no standard
format for log messages.
First: does anyone have a greppy perl script or such
that will make sense of the log files?
I have a script at
I don't understand. Your only blocking 3 specific Microsoft viruses and
all zip files? Could you explain or are there any good reading materials
that I could read that will help me understand what your doing?
I apologize if this is a repost. Mozilla didn't select the correct
account to send from.
This is what I did:
I installed Courier::Filter::Module::MIMEParts with CPAN.
I created /usr/local/courier/etc/filters/pureperlfilter.conf:
use utf8;
use Courier::Filter::Logger::File;
use Courier::Filter::Module::MIMEParts;
$options = {
logger = Courier::Filter::Logger::File-new(
Bernard Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I did:
I installed Courier::Filter::Module::MIMEParts with CPAN.
I created /usr/local/courier/etc/filters/pureperlfilter.conf:
use utf8;
use Courier::Filter::Logger::File;
use Courier::Filter::Module::MIMEParts;
$options = {
Ok, I think I'm finally squared away after I downloaded the archive and
was able to read the example setup files. I've got a error in
/var/log/courier-filter.log:
Courier::Filter::Module::MIMEParts: IO::Handle: bad open mode: :bytes
at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/Courier/Message.pm line 218
Daniel Chnard writes:
I use Courier-Imap-1.7.1
I want to know if i can set quota higher than 2 gig with Courier-Imap if
yes, since which version?
This is only possible if your system defines off_t as a 64bit entity.
I don't remember which exact version -- it is a fairly recent one.
Randy Smith writes:
Terrel Shumway wrote:
It's pretty scary to try to get something useful
from courier's logs because there is no standard
format for log messages.
First: does anyone have a greppy perl script or such
that will make sense of the log files?
I have a script at
Bernard Robbins writes:
I don't understand.
Neither do I.
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote2.html#ss2.3
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My question:
Is it possible to tell courier to log say popd data into
/var/log/pop3.log
imap4 data respectively to /var/log/imap4.log
smtp data to smtp.log
etc...
without putting everything together into 3 different files. Or is it
not intended to be that way and I am doing something
Bernard Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I think I'm finally squared away after I downloaded the archive and
was able to read the example setup files. I've got a error in
/var/log/courier-filter.log:
Courier::Filter::Module::MIMEParts: IO::Handle: bad open mode: :bytes
at
Sam Varshavchik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not going to change the format of log messages. I don't want to
break logwatch.
What about a generic logging interface? That way, one could write another
logging module that generates log messages in the desired format, or even
log to an SQL
Hi all,
I tried this:
1. send a new message to a mailbox
2. mark message as read via IMAP
3. check for new mail via POP
4. delete message via IMAP
5. check for new mail via POP
6. compact folder via IMAP
7. check for new mail via POP
It is not until step 6 is completed that the mail does not show
Julian Mehnle writes:
Sam Varshavchik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not going to change the format of log messages. I don't want to
break logwatch.
What about a generic logging interface? That way, one could write another
logging module that generates log messages in the desired format, or even
Sam Vilain writes:
Hi all,
I tried this:
1. send a new message to a mailbox
2. mark message as read via IMAP
3. check for new mail via POP
4. delete message via IMAP
5. check for new mail via POP
6. compact folder via IMAP
7. check for new mail via POP
It is not until step 6 is completed
Sam Vilain said:
Hi all,
I tried this:
First off, see
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#id2878006 might want to
read the rest of the FAQ also.
1. send a new message to a mailbox
2. mark message as read via IMAP
3. check for new mail via POP
4. delete message via IMAP
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