Manuel de Ferran wrote:
I was wondering if it s better to use an ezmlm list or a .qmail-smth
which contains the list of the users.
ezmlm. It's what it was designed for.
Eric Pretorious wrote:
When compiling qmail, the compiler returns the message "make: ***
[qmakil-local.o] Error 127" and exits.
type
rm -f `cat TARGETS`
make
and paste the output here (or put it on a web site and mail us the url).
Kornyakov Yevgeniy wrote:
How I can deny incoming mail whith huge attaches as mp3 mpg bmp?
I did something similar just a few days ago.
Go to http://www.qmail.org/ and grab qmail-qfilter. Install that, and
use the deny-filetypes filter to deny .mp3, etc files.
Jankok, Lucio wrote:
do I need to rewrite the dot in the e-mail address by something else ?.
Yes. Read the man page for dot-qmail.
QMTP may be faster than SMTP for sending mail, but it seems less powerful in
our spam-happy Internet era. How would one go about rejecting incoming QMTP
mail? The protocol suggests that there is no way of writing some equivalent
of rblsmtpd. The shipped qmail-qmtpd.c in qmail 1.03 doesn't
Vincent Schonau wrote:
I think you mean Dan's implementation is 'less powerful'; it has nothing to
do with the protocol.
With SMTP, you get
S: 220 hi, it's me!
C: mail from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S: 551 go away
With QMTP, you get
C: message and sender and recipients sent before the server
Matt Harrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone successfully installed qmail on Mac OSX public beta? i get
this far:
Remove "-s" from conf-ld, or try changing it to "-x".
I ran into that on OpenStep 4.1, of all places.
Faried.
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self name.
I think coda came up on this list a while ago, and someone said it was, like
afs, slow. I don't think actual statistics were posted, though. Try the
archives.
Faried.
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self name.
i want to live/to see the earth turn one more time
"Jose de Leon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I soved the problem I was having earlier with POP3 authentication going very
slow (30 secs to more than minute) or sometimes timing out.
Server reboot. Not just a stop and start of the qmail-pop3 or tcpserver
daemon. Just a plain cold
"Mark E. Drummond" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am moving a client from a sendmail box to a qmail box. I am not terribly
familiar with sendmail, but they host over 100 domains, and email for many/most
of those is handled by, I presume, sendmail's virtual domain capability.
Whoever set
Russell Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
TAG writes:
Is it possible to set a databytes file for a specific user that will
overide the system wide databytes file??
Only if that user has a fixed IP address.
There's another way around that problem -- the pop-before-you-send-mail
Manfred Bartz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to have the system look at the ``X-Envelope-To:'' header
(which is kindly provided by the hosting company) and redirect email
accordingly to various different local accounts.
What would be the best way of doing this?
Run it through
"Md. Sifat Ullah Patwary" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all!
Hi dude!
I found my qmail server has been hanging time to time. At hang situatin, it
receives mail from any smtp client but does not delever it to destination.
All mails are queued. I have to restart the machine to get life
Bill Parker wrote:
How can I stop this from occurring, or remove the messages?
Create the maildir properly, or change the .qmail file to write to
a mailbox file. What's in your /var/qmail/rc?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've been looking through repositories of OPEN SOURCE software
looking for a Mail User Agent for Unix machines that runs natively
in a Unix XWindow environment. I can't seem to find one that allows
the usage of Qmail's Maildirs. Does anyone know of one that is
Alok Bhatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to solve this problem.
cd to your qmail source directory, and do "make check".
Chris Readle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Chris Readle wrote:
I'm having a bit of strand queue behaviour. Basically I've got 50+ (I
think 54, without looking) local-bound messages in the queue that I
cannot get to flush no matter what I try. I've tried sending an ALRM, a
HUP,
"Scott Schappell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am using qmail with FreeBSD 3.3, and when my users telnet in, ssh in or
login from a terminal, it does not tell them they have new mail, when they
do (in the case of ssh, it says "no mail" regardless). I am using
/home/user/Mailbox for
Andrea Verni [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have one domain and several departmental mail servers and all users
must have the same domain in their email address.
I want to avoid that when "user a" sends and email to "user b", both on
the same dempartmental mail server, the email goes
"Mike Denka" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have searched all the faqs and all the literature that I can stomach in
one sitting. I have read and re-read the dot-qmail man page. But I'm
still missing something: it seems that to alias root, for example, you put
the real address you want
Please...let's not bring that up again.
Stig Hackvän wrote:
qmail invokes commands with /bin/sh regardless of the user's login shell, so even if
a user has /bin/false for a shell, that user's .qmail file can be used to gain shell
access.
And how does someone with /bin/false as their shell put commands in their
.qmail files?
i
Russell Nelson wrote:
Faried Nawaz writes:
And how does someone with /bin/false as their shell put commands in their
.qmail files?
The sysadmin put /bin/false into /etc/shells, and now ftp lets them
deposit files in their home directory.
Well, yes -- that's what I imagine
"Max" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1) What configuration options should I use with qmail (i.e. should I use
maildirs?)
Yes, definitely use maildirs.
2) Are there tuning/performance options I should change?
Look on http://www.qmail.org/ for the patches targeted to big servers.
Be sure to
Tonino Greco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way of viewing the e-mail queue??
As others have mentioned, qmail-queue and qmail-stat. Somewhere
(qmail's unofficial web page?) there something that you can use to
provide a "mailq"-like interface.
Run tcpserver as
tcpserver -u U -g G -H
Bill Ataras wrote:
Just curious what people are using to read/send mail from X.
XEmacs. It'll do all you want and more (much, much more).
Thomas Foerster wrote:
one of our customers shut down their mailservers from 31.12.1999 to 1.1.2000
I have to exchange the forward to a Maildir delivery.
On 2.1.2000 i have to send all the stored mail to their mailserver.
How can i do this ?
serialmail and maildirsmtp.
"Keith Warno" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
All seems well tho I can't seem to figure out why things are getting logged
to my terminal rather than to a log file somewhere.
[...]
tcpserver -v -u 7770 -g 2108 0 smtp /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd \
21 | /var/qmail/bin/splogger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dmitry Niqiforoff) writes:
Then, there is another question: is it possible to handle usernames longer than
8 symbols?
If your operating system won't allow you to have more than 8 characters,
try the qmail-users mechanism.
See the man pages for qmail-users and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dimitri SZAJMAN) writes:
Please where can I find a documentation about how does the
controls/databytes file works ?
See the man page for qmail-smtpd.
In general, read the man page for qmail-control to find out about control/*
files.
Faried.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes you do if you are using vchkpw and all popusers Maildirs are
owned/groupped via vchkpw's UID.
Which, by the say, is a somewhat atypical setup depending on your
environment.
If you're using vchkpw, you'd not only need an IMAP server with Maildir
support, but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I hate replying to a mailing list just to correct someone, when it has
nothing to do with the mailing list. But oh well.
[...]
Pine can not read Maildir which is the format "I" am using on my system to
be compatible (and stable).
The original person
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aaron Nabil) writes:
Makes recordio only record I/O if RECORDIO is in the environment.
I like the idea, but shouldn't you make recordio not record if something
like NORECORDIO is in the environment, as opposed to making it record only
if RECORDIO is in the environment? I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gerald Willmann) writes:
BINMAIL.remove told me to remove /bin/mail but link it to some other
mailer, eg mailx. Since I don't have mailx, what are other options? Can
I somehow use qmail-inject?
What is your operating system?
Under sendmail I could mail people at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (smurf) writes:
Then you'll get this error:
./compile auto-str.c
./load auto-str substdio.a error.a str.a
cc: auto-str: No such file or directory
cc: language -o not recognized
cc: language -o not recognized
cc: language -o not recognized
cc: language -o not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Russ Allbery) writes:
Bruno Wolff [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This isn't the same thing. They don't run commands imbedded in the the
documents.
emacs does.
Emacs is a bad example -- it explicitly asks before executing code.
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