Robert Popescu wrote:
Hi,
I have a big problem with my Courier-Imap Server.
When I send an email a receive an error message that say Invalid mailbox name and
the send window remain open on moving message to send folder.
The message is leaving ok but he is not saved in Send Messages folder.
I
Michael Kingsbury wrote:
No, but you do have the benefit of moving the SQL database to hardware other
than the mail server. I'd think that an SQL backend would allow for better
clustering than flat files as well.
-mike
What's wrong with a NFS server for the maildir locations? Central,
Christoph Puppe wrote:
Salve,
I'm not really happy. I'm trying to post mail by way of telnet and
always get 517 Violates RFC 821. Now I went and Cut'n Pasted the stuff
from the RFC but still I get the same error, so the way I've been
using telnet to test MTAs since a few years wasn't
Well, first off, courier is supposed to replace sendmail, so if you
still have sendmail, get rid of it.
Michael Carter wrote:
I'm still stuggling to get courier to work...I'd really like to as it
sounds like the solution I need. Nonetheless, documentation isn't really
clear as to how to
Brian Smith wrote:
Hello Sam, everyone.
I hope this is an actual problem, because I've been going nuts trying to figure out
what's happening. I have access to another system running an older version of this
same suite of apps, and it seems to work (tho much different OS/kernel rev).
Anyway,
Tim Hosking wrote:
This seems like a bad idea (I could spam your server and create 1000 new
accounts just for the hell of it). How about scaling it down a bit and
having such mail delivered to a single nominated account with a custom
filter installed. When mail arrives for an address that has
When using something like Mysql auth, or authdb, or even postgresql, you
can adjust it so that the usernames include the domain peice. SO you
would have a user john@domain1 and a user john@domains2. This is what
I do with my courier, and I am able to host a few domains for mail, with
Jean Rocha Rodrigues wrote:
This file doesn't exist...
Tks,
Jean
Ok, then wherever your maillogs exist. On my redhat system, then get
logged to /var/log/maillog, perhaps it's different on your system.
Bottom line, it's difficult to help, without seeing actual output from
Courier.
Jean Rocha Rodrigues wrote:
I get that from syslog:
Feb 20 16:23:07 barbie courierpop3login: LOGIN FAILED,
ip=[:::192.168.0.3]
Ok, is the username barbie or barbie@domain ?
All my usernames are [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jean Rocha Rodrigues wrote:
I made some modifications and got this error form /var/log/messages:
Feb 20 17:46:55 barbie courierpop3login: Maildir: Permission denied
Tks for help so far.
Did you set up this person's maildir?
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Jean Rocha Rodrigues wrote:
yep
maildirmake -f user /var/spool/mail/domain/
in userdb file, mail is set to /var/spool/mail/domain/user and home is set
to /var/spool/mail/
my username is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
courier creates a .user (dot user) directory.
i have configured courier with
M.B. wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the information but this is a typical message I get. You are
telling me to stick with Courier but my problems are not getting resolved.
I posted a complete readout of my SSH which probably pist some of you off,
sorry, but there are no answers
PAM is taken care of
M.B. wrote:
Hi,
pac10fans.com was set as locally-hosted domain . I went to add it to
local domains and I got this error 'ERROR: domain cannot be both local and
locally-hosted'
I will delete the locally-hosted one and add it to local domains and report
back
could be better written as
if ( /^subject:.*\[announce\]/ || /^[list-post|list-id]:.*announce/ )
{
to ./Maildir/.announce
}
HTH, later.-
- Original Message -
From: Sysop
To: 'Courier'
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 10:59 PM
Subject: [courier-users] .courier
Does anybody have
Can't be done.
I understand the need for more MS support for CLIENTS, but for SERVERS?
Come on... there is nothing wrong with having a solaris box or a linux
box running your mail. Honestly, it's just silly to try to move it to
win32 platform.
Im a MCSE, and consider that my professional
Use your email CLIENT to make the subfolders.
Your client will create a folder like .folder within your Maildir
directory. The maildirmake utility is to make the initial maildir
setup, not to make subdirectories.
M. van der Kolk wrote:
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: [EMAIL
Marc van Duivenvoorde wrote:
wow some subject, I've got the following config, I use postfix as mta and
for my own account I pipe all my mail through procmail which puts all mail
in certain imap subfolders. Now when I check my mail with outlook it just
shows the mail in the main inbox and only
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just to check, you stopped all the courier processes aswell, right?
Bryan
Hi,
I installed courier .37.2 by building rpms. I was running .35
previously. This is what I did:
I backed up /etc/courier.
I uninstalled the courier rpms
I then blew away /etc/courier,
Roland Schneider wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08.02.2002 07:09 -0500:
Hi,
I installed courier .37.2 by building rpms. I was running .35 previously.
This is what I did:
I backed up /etc/courier.
I uninstalled the courier rpms
I then blew away /etc/courier, /var/spool/courier,
Tim Hosking wrote:
Delivering it to /dev/null from a filter doesn't work?
I tried symlinking a users ~/Maildir/new --- /dev/null but courier
didn't like delivering there. I eventually just setup a cron job to
wipe out the new folder ever 5 minutes or so.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I am new to Courier, but I want to use it :-))
I did step-by-step things in install.html and there was no problems until
the post-installation checks.
The Test child process termination test failing. I think the porblem is
that courier start does not start
any
Walter Taucher wrote:
I am getting several of the following when receiving attachments. The
attachments come thru as
Please refer to the archives. This has been covered WAY too many times.
There are multiple solutions to this problem, one of them should suite
you just fine.
Does anybody have an example of a .courier flile that filters a maillist
and delivers it to a folder within inbox?
TIA.
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Hi
Is there any way to make courier drop incoming mail (from a specific
email address) without returning an error message to the sender.
Thanks
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Has anybody successfully achieved maildirquota support, using authmysql?
Complete courier system, front to back.
I've adjusted authmysql.rc file to look in the table for a quota field,
then populated this field... but seems to be ignoreing this.
So, has anybody?
TIA
jkeating
j2solutions.net
Tim Hosking wrote:
on 5/2/02 1:12 pm, Walter Taucher at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are getting mail rejected as well.
The interesting note here is that in our test with one client using Eudora
5.1, if the sender removes the automatic signature at the Bottom of the
message, the message goes
Timo Metzemakers wrote:
Mark Constable [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just checking how to activate the new BOFHBADMIME setting in
v0.37.2. I've created a file called /etc/courier/bofh with a single
line of opt BOFHBADMIME=accept.
Should this work to allow bad attachments thru without modifying
the
Tim Hosking wrote:
Extremely helpful. Thank you.
I am running courier-0.37.0.20020112 which cannot be considered old by any
standards. If you mean by checking the documentation I should type 'man
courier' and searching for 'bofh' I have done exactly that, and also checked
the latest docs on
Leonardo Cabral wrote:
Hi:
I'm quite new with courier, and I've a server running it since a few days
for testing. I another discussion list about other mail server, someone
wrote:
No doubt! Courier has an interesting (and evidently fairly well-known)
little problem where you can freak it out
Oliver Bausinger wrote:
Hi,
this is with latest courier (31012002). The webmail interface uses
user@hostname instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] as sender adress,
and therefore mail is not delivered.
I set /etc/courier/me correctly, but that doesn't help.
Someone here knows where to look?
Greetings
Is there a way to impliment a quota for just one user? I have a problem
user who likes to sign up for maillists then forgets to check his
account for a while... then racks up a couple hundred new email
messages, and I'm getting kind of sick of it.
thanx in advance,
jkeating
Carlos Andres Paz wrote:
Hi list!
Would someone please tell me if it's possible to configure the courier
pop3 server to erase message automatically after retrieval, and if
this feature can be configured per domain ?
Thanks!
This is usually a feature of the client, an option to leave
Tomas Fasth wrote:
I see. Anyway, I like it as it is. The list is just distributing
messages on behalf of real people. I appreciate to see the original
poster as sender.
tomas/
Seeing the sender is one thing, changing the 'replay-to' header is
completely different. You can see who it
Roland Schneider wrote:
--Sysop wrote on 24.01.2002 10:28 -0800:
I have a user that is trying to send a large attachment through the webmail
interface... The problem is, it allows the user to upload the entire file
before it barks about the file being too large...
But only one time, after
David Chin wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sam Varshavchik write
s:
Papo Napolitano writes:
As I don't trust plaintext passwords in files (no matter the permissions) I
If you don't trust POSIX permissions, well, it's time to give up on *NIX
completely, and reformat and install NT.
Johannes Erdfelt wrote:
This is a feature:
http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
JE
I know it's a 'feature', but it's an incredibly annoying one and frankly
uneeded. Of all the lists I participate in, this is the only one that
atleast doesnt modify the 'reply-to' header, yet none
Randy Lewis (Kenneth R. Lewis) wrote:
Hmmm. the expressed need is getting lost here. Let me try again.
Qmail (ick...) allows for multiple virtual domains, distinguished
one from the other by using a different I.P. address for each domain.
POP IMAP (let's use POP for this example) clearly
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Sysop writes:
Is there a config somewhere that I can set the max attachment size?
I have not been able to find it yet.
See INSTALL.
Also, is it desired effect to upload the entire thing before checking
the size of it?!
sqwebmail doesn't yet have
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Again, this is a compile time ONLY option? Kind of difficult when
doing a rpm compile no?
Nope, not difficult at all.
So, care to point out some docs on how to accomplish this while
compiling for rpm?
Feel free to rewrite HTTP 1.1, and have your replacement
Robert Penz wrote:
Hi!
i've just scanned my mail server with nessus, and it found that
--
. Warning found on port smtp (25/tcp)
The remote SMTP server
answers to the EXPN and/or VRFY commands.
The EXPN command can be used to find
the delivery address of mail
I temporarily have to forward all new mail to a user to an external
email address. Is this something that can be done with a .courier file?
If so, how? Or better yet, if so, can you point me in the direction of
documentation on it?
TIA
Jkeating
j2solutions.net
Bill Michell wrote:
The line should be enough. I suspect you're not processing the file for some
reason.
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From: Sysop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 12:58 AM
To: Bill Michell
Subject: Re: [courier-users
Mark Constable wrote:
Such a pity. I provide a small Linux distro and sell
pre-configured boxes and have spent 1/2 a year ramping
up to the next u-beaut no-shell-accounts-on-this-baby
version and cannot possibly justify including courier-mta
when it will cause so much grief for those who deploy
Michael Carmack wrote:
On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 10:05:00PM -0600, David M . Stowell wrote:
I see so many posts on this list criticizing courier, and even Sam's
character. Let me register as someone who is running courier on my
business domain, and am quite pleased with it (granted, it's small
Tony Bibbs wrote:
I'm a Courier convert and I've dug around in the installation document
an can't seem to find how to configure Courier to use virtual email
accounts as opposed to creating valid system accounts (I'll be using
mysql authentication). Any points of reference, gotchas, etc would be
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Thanks Peter, that helps!
OK, so what I did was I created a user called courieruser and the
system, for example, give it a uid of 3 and a gid of 4. I did an alter
table on passwd so that the uid/gid default to those values and I did an
update on the table to apply those values
thomas debel wrote:
There doesn't seem to be a working example and was hoping for one:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]unix account = bob1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]unix account = bob2
[EMAIL PROTECTED]unix account = bob3
How to keep the bob's email seperate.
We tried all the solutions in the docs
Drew Raines wrote:
Valdas Andrulis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Qmail without patches is of no use in real world.
Ridiculous. Every MTA has its merits.
Millions of emails are sent daily with stock qmail.
And billions are sent with exchange. Doesn't mean it's worth anything
(I have no clue about
Fabián Eduardo Barco wrote:
Hi,
I am using red hat 6.1, sendmail and courier-imap 1.3.9.
My mail clients are Outlook 98, 2000 and XP, Outlook Express 5, 5.5 and 6.
There is a way for the Sent Items and Drafs Folders keep in the server, not
in outlook.pst?
thanks.
Fabián
Daniel E. Sabath wrote:
I've gotten the Courier IMAP server to work on my Linux box (RedHat 7.1),
and it functions fine. However, the courier-imap.sysvinit script doesn't
seem to work for me.
Since this incarnation of Linux uses xinetd to start internet services
rather than inetd, I was looking
Daniel E. Sabath wrote:
On 1/15/2002 9:31 AM, Sysop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daniel E. Sabath wrote:
I've gotten the Courier IMAP server to work on my Linux box (RedHat 7.1),
and it functions fine. However, the courier-imap.sysvinit script doesn't
seem to work for me.
Since this incarnation
Nat Sakimura wrote:
Hello.
Thanks for your reply.
According to the install instructions, to me, it appears like
using it from the local address or via SSL is adequate.
Am I missing something?
Nat
- Original Message -
From: "Sysop" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Courier&qu
Benjamin Constant wrote:
I think you can not use the @ sign in virtual adresses for portability
purposes (some client mua are not able to work with account@domain for
the login field)
It also means that you can not have more than one alias for all the
domain you are hosting - e.g.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 01/09/2002 2:18:33 P US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If we knew how to repair it, we would know exactly what your problem
is and maybe able to help..
However at a guess, i believe RH 7.1 was the first release where
mark donaldson wrote:
HI
Does anyone know where there is a Red Hat version 7.2 RPM for the
Courier Mail Server?
_
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Sam Varshavchik wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Sysop wrote:
Attached is a txt file with headers from a few messages getting sent to
one of my users what would you guys put in your bofh file?
Nothing. I would block the actual source of the spew, via smtpaccess.
Hrmm, this is what I'm after
What is the best way to bit-bucket an account? I tried linking the
Mialdir/new directory to /dev/null but courier didn't like that very
much...
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Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Sysop writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Sysop wrote:
Attached is a txt file with headers from a few messages getting
sent to one of my users what would you guys put in your bofh file?
Nothing. I would block the actual source of the spew
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Sysop writes:
What is the best way to bit-bucket an account? I tried linking the
Mialdir/new directory to /dev/null but courier didn't like that very
much...
Install a .courier file with a single blank line (non-zero file length).
.courier in the Maildir folder
Robert Penz wrote:
Hi!
I want to use courier for pop/imap and mta, but I didn't find anything about
pop-before-smtp if I only use courier, I found some infos how to use courier
pop/imap with other mta's, but nothing about courier-pop with courier-imap.
thx, for your help.
What exactly are
David M . Stowell wrote:
I've attached what bounced back from one of my attempts to send a
message into my courier server from an outside account. To reiterate,
sending throught courier is working wonderfully from any of my
machines in my network, and receiving between machines in the
Sysop wrote:
David M . Stowell wrote:
I've attached what bounced back from one of my attempts to send a
message into my courier server from an outside account. To reiterate,
sending throught courier is working wonderfully from any of my
machines in my network, and receiving between
Nerijus Baliunas wrote:
Hi,
Actual header in a message is:
To: Aida \(E-mail\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If a message is viewed through IMAP, my mail client displays it as:
To: Aida \\(E-mail\\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Log:
02:48:50: Mail log: * 3 FETCH (ENVELOPE (Mon, 29 Oct 2001 22:22:43 +0100 ku rtu
Sysop wrote:
So I have come clients, that need to use me as an SMTP server.
Problem is, they are on DHCP, so I can't easily add them to the
smtpaccesslist. I would like to enable it so that certian hosts, EG
static hosts, can rely period. And those that are on DHCP can supply
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Sysop writes:
close but not quite... I think i was just looking for some better
documentation on the way you configure the ESMTP engine to auth users
to relay through it
See the instructions in the esmtpd configuration file.
# To enable authenticated SMTP
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Download: http://www.courier-mta.org/download.php
Fixes memory corruption in groupware calendaring. I found this one,
which means that there aren't too many people who are checking out the
groupware calendaring mode. So, I'll just sit on the code for a
little
HAHA, cool!
Nick Riemondi wrote:
I bumped up the connections to 20, and I still can't get it to work with
Outlook Express, however it does work with Netscape Communicator. So I
can just call it a Microsoft error
and move on... : )
Thanks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I seem to remember
How did you expect it NOT to get delivered? Everything looks cool, do
you not accept email from an unknown user or somethign? You can add
that persons domain into your bofh file, or just that account, but I
fail to see how you expect it NOT to get delivered.
Tim Hosking wrote:
Hi.
I just
THey buried the REAL destination in the headers, and spoofed the To
field it looks like.
Tim Hosking wrote:
on 27/12/01 12:39 pm, Sysop at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look at the TO: field in the header. That address has nothing to do with my
server. I do not host homelenders.com and I have
James Henry wrote:
Is there a better how-to on calandering? My users are getting
Lost connection to the calander server. Can you help? My users are
using mysql-auth.
Make sure pcpd is running.
Kudos to you for letting the users loose at beta code.
Hrmm, i haven't seen anything about
seeing, then just run
rpm -Uvh --nodeps courier-*.rpm
On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 11:16:39AM -0800, Sysop wrote:
I built the rpm's and everything went good. I then went to rpm -Uvh the
packages that I had installed from previous courier versions, and I get
this output:
error: failed dependencies
Is there a better how-to on calandering? My users are getting Lost
connection to the calander server.
Can you help? My users are using mysql-auth.
jkeating
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Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Sysop writes:
Is there a better how-to on calandering? My users are getting Lost
connection to the calander server.
Can you help? My users are using mysql-auth.
Make sure pcpd is running.
Kudos to you for letting the users loose at beta code.
Hrmm, i haven't
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