Pardon that I'm replying to my own post, but I should add that I compiled
courier with the following options:
$ ./configure --without-ipv6\
--with-db=db\
--with-mailuser=courier\
--with-mailgroup=courier\
--enable-mimetypes=/var/www/conf/mime.types
--without-certdb
also, I ran make
I am running redhat 7.2 with postfix delivering to procmail and then to maildirs.
Reading is via courier-imap 1.4.1 created by rpm -ta as user then
installing the created rpm as root.
Its working fine and all clients I have tried bar one can read the inbox,
create folders, read mail in folders
Hello,
I have recently started using courier for my MTA and decided to give the
webmail portion a shot. If you sucessfully login you get a 500 error and
this is in Apache's log malformed header from script. Bad
header=blockquotepre class=small-: /data/www/sites/tools/cgi-
bin/webmail
Hi there,
Our web team currently use a (slightly) modified version of FormMail.cgi
from Matt's Script Archive for some simple 'contact us' forms. However, it
has come to my attention that this script is sometimes producing messages
that are rejected by Courier.
The problem looks quite straight
Bryan Ross writes:
Hi there,
Our web team currently use a (slightly) modified version of FormMail.cgi
from Matt's Script Archive for some simple 'contact us' forms. However, it
Anyone who installs this script will eventually have his machine hacked and
used to spew junk mail.
You'll
Darren Spruell writes:
The following is my result:
---
# /usr/lib/courier/libexec/authlib/authdaemond start
/usr/libexec/ld.so: authdaemond.mysql: libmysqlclient.so.10.0: No such file
or directory
---
I am unfamiliar with what I would do in this situation to resolve it, or
You
Bryan Ross writes:
Hehehe... I know, hence the 'slight' modifications :
Dont worry, the script itself was just used as the basis. I've changed the
handling of addresses, environment variables, etc. The web-designers were
familiar with its interface, so it was decided to keep with it.
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Nick Rout wrote:
Its working fine and all clients I have tried bar one can read the inbox,
create folders, read mail in folders etc.
Trouble is my preferred windows mail client Becky! does not see any
messages in the inbox. It can see all other folders, and
OK.
I have set the version= line in /usr/local//usr/lib/courier/etc/authdaemonrc
to read:
version=authdaemond.plain
running .../authdaemond start now exits normally - thank you all!
Another show of 'ps auxw' displays 6 running instances
of /usr/lib/courier/libexec/authlib/authdaemond.plain
Installing courier 0.37.0 on OpenBSD 2.9 # GENERIC
Following the online Installation docs, I come to the section
entitled Test child process termination. I have set up a test user
(mailtest). Docs say to run the following command line as the test:
sh perftest1 1000 user-test-1 user-test-2
i had the same problem when trying to use a massmailer i wrote (just a quick
and dirty script)
there was a char in my msg that told sendmail it was the EOF, so try playing
with that
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Will I cause any problems if I run multiple versions of esmtpd? I want
to run one on port 25 and one on port 465.
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Andrew Newton writes:
Will I cause any problems if I run multiple versions of esmtpd? I want to
run one on port 25 and one on port 465.
You can already do this. In fact, the PORT setting in the esmtpd
configuration file tells you how to do it.
--
Sam
Hello,
I recently installed courier-imap, and I want to use the pop3 interface
for most of my users, and only leave the IMAP access open for my webmail
system (basically, I don't want people leaving all their E-Mail on our
server, which most IMAP clients do). The problem is, if someone
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Andrew Newton writes:
Will I cause any problems if I run multiple versions of esmtpd? I
want to run one on port 25 and one on port 465.
You can already do this. In fact, the PORT setting in the esmtpd
configuration file tells you how to do it.
Hey, that's
Andrew Newton writes:
Is there a way to put a version of the server up on port 465 using SSL
similar to IMAP? Will running to separate versions do anything bad (I
suspect not)?
Separate versions are ok. There is no supplied script to run off port 465,
but by combining the esmtpd and
A couple of us have done this. You have to wind through the courier
install, but you can start another daemon on the smtps port with tls/ssl on
by default.
Check the archives.
-Peter
On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 08:13:31PM -0500, Andrew Newton wrote:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Andrew Newton
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