Again stuck on what is my domain if I have no real domain but I need local
delivery?
For now I have only one relay, defined in /etc/courier/smtpaccess/default
127.0.0.1TABallow,RELAYCLIENT,FAXRELAYCLIENT
In Default acces policies for couriersmtpd also where two others
10TABallow,RELAYCLIENT
Wondering if anyone is aware of any method for providing
a web based searchable archive of mailing lists maintained
by couriermlm?
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tovis wrote:
What should be the right domain name for local delivery, in case of no
real domain?
You may try and configure localhost as a real TLD and machine name in
a local view of your local DNS server. I'm not sure it's the easiest
way, though.
Could some one figure out what is wrong or
Authmysql needs to be revamped. I'd propose to accept any local-part
that can be the target of an RCPT TO command (also for imap/pop
logins.) Apparently, that implies not only allowing single quotes, but
also quoted string. Thus, one could patch authmysqllib.c so that,
e.g., Roger's
I agree, but with one possible caveat: most RDBMSs allow you to configure
the quoting behavior away from the default if you want. I am not a mysql
expert, but if mysql allows the quote character (default \ for mysql)
then authmysql should also allow this to be configurable.
Just a thought.
quote
Matt Comer wrote:
I agree, but with one possible caveat: most RDBMSs allow you to configure
the quoting behavior away from the default if you want. I am not a mysql
expert, but if mysql allows the quote character (default \ for mysql)
then authmysql should also allow this to be configurable.
tovis wrote:
What should be the right domain name for local delivery, in case of no
real domain?
You may try and configure localhost as a real TLD and machine name in
a local view of your local DNS server. I'm not sure it's the easiest
way, though.
I have no DNS server, I would rather do
tovis wrote:
What should be the right domain name for local delivery, in case of no
real domain?
You may try and configure localhost as a real TLD and machine name in
a local view of your local DNS server. I'm not sure it's the easiest
way, though.
I have no DNS server, I would rather do
After my last email I have install courier imap with exim4 as mta - SMTP
server. It's working just fine with addresses using @localhost as domain.
At last I can focus on creating and using shared libraries.
What is the difference between dirs under Maildir with dot and without dot?
How should look
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Gordon Messmer writes:
I forgot to mention before that BuildPreReq: /etc/mime.types should
be added to the spec, so that it will build under mock.
Where specifically is this dependency needed?
I put it on line 98, after BuildPreReq: perl(ExtUtils::Embed)
Hello List,
I have been pulling my hair out trying to hunt down an issue I have
with my MX setup.
Details:-
Centos5
postfix 2.5.1
courier-imap-4.3.0
courier-authlib-0.60.2
OpenLDAP: slapd 2.3.27
Thus far I have been able to get postfix to perform virtual domain
lookups in LDAP and deliver
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 12:17 AM, Luke Kearney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone point me in the right direction here? I am not at all sure
where to go from here.
I'd say since authenticated SMTP isn't working, and postfix is your
smtp server, the postfix mailing list might be the place to
Hello,
Or a frequent (per-minute) cron job that looks at the atime of your
maildir, and does same?
Now here is an idea that I like much better ... :-)
that works with some workarounds:
1. I have to use a speciel sub folder for checking instead of the main
folder or there would be a lot of
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