email, not because it's needed when sending.
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Half of the people
due to the CR/LF line ending
issue.
At least, it used to be this way.
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Kari Suomela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Sun, 04 Mar 2001:
That's probably what it should be doing, except it's not doing it
right. The Date header should include the TZ, i.e. GMT offset.
"Should" as in "you want" (as has been pointed out).
Anyway, to me it appears that a simple perl script
Karl Vogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Sun, 25 Feb 2001:
If I'm reading the RFCs correctly, the right order is "Reply-to:", then
"From:", then "Sender:".
How about using the envelope sender (ie. return-path)?
I missed the original message, so maybe this isn't really applicable,
but in
Wolfgang Zeikat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Sun, 25 Feb 2001:
the program delivery lines in my dot-qmail files are beginning to get
lengthy -
for example with if ... elif statements and such ...
is there a way to continue a line on the next line in order to keep an
overwiew and make editing
the accumulated data.
My question is, has anyone yet done such a program? I looked on the
qmail.org web page, but couldn't find anything. If there is no such
program, I guess I will have to write it myself.
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turned off, but hopefully you can at
least understand what is going on.
I also think the error reporting on qmail-inject's part in this case is
not really good enough...
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e so close to each other, than the previous ssh session
hadn't yet exited when you already started the second one. You can
only have on ssh forwarding a specific port on the system at a time.
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ut I think
I've tested that it works.
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[Please insert
Jens Georg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Fri, 09 Jun 2000:
is there no way to get forwarding working with the "." ?
Yes, there is a way. Use : instead of the . in the dot-qmail file.
eg. .qmail-bob:miller for an address of "bob.miller".
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Sorry, I don't know enough about maildirsmtp to answer your
other questions.
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the mbox requires locking.
Actually, to be specific, if the client is smart only the part from the
deleted email onwards need to be written out. If you delete the last
message from an mbox folder, the file only needs to be truncated.
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by accident. It's an easy enough mistake to
make (for a Finn anyway).
I wouldn't actually use such addresses, as in advertise or put them in
my emails...
If you have further questions please send them to me private since
this doesn't involve qmail anymore, thanks.
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n conceive it as an easy mistake to make though, if
someone is hand-typing my address. I'm not sure how email clients and
servers would treat such a message, but if it gets as far as my server
I think it would be nice if it gets delivered to me. :-)
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addresses except as a
safety catch in case someone happens to use them by accident...
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* more than two qmail files if it didn't do
this. What if someone sent to extensions like Mikko, mIkko, miKko, etc?
Yes, of course. I'd prefer to have only one, but I can live with
needing two. :-)
Thanks for the answers, again.
Mikko
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Mikko
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"Youth has nothing to do with age; it's all about att
on-working connection, DNS lookups will of course appear to block
(until timeout) and then fail.
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downloaded.
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Be nice to other people. They outnumber you
sh.
Hope this helps,
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ST, DS9: FRofA #1: Once you have t
was a stray ^M (CR)
character at the export command line, like this: "export PATH^M", so
export complained it couldn't find a variable called "PATH^M". You're
*not* supposed to have a $ in front of the variable when doing export.
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ed
it from a Windows system it's got CR LF endings when it should have only
LF.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 13 Mar 2000:
What is the most effecient way to setup QMail to discard email?
A '#' in a .qmail file with nothing else in there.
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Svenne Krap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Thu, 09 Mar 2000:
Something in me yells "fetchmail" and "serialmail" is that correct ?
That's what I'd do.
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... this will forward to remote@address as well as store a copy in the
local mail folder called "Mailbox" in the user's home dir. If you use
Maildir, replace ./Mailbox with "./Maildir/". For more information
what you can do in .qmail, do "man dot-qmail".
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the bounce. Get the nameserver issues sorted out for your domain, and
your mail will then go through.
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es... Same if "mail" were to
be replaced with "it".
Then again, I'm not going to be getting one of these t-shirts, unless
someone is willing to donate me the money for one, so maybe my opinion
doesn't count. :-) I really like the original slogan though.
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the latest version of procmail which supports maildirs
natively. (I've yet to hear this confirmed working, but the version
announcement said it supports them, so...)
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this personally though.
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"Why don't you pick a
will translate all Received header dates to the local TZ. It's
not too pretty, but it works for me.
My patch can be found at http://www.iki.fi/wiz/mutt/
Mutt home page is at http://www.mutt.org/
/advert
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, a
21MB file as an attachment is more like 30MB in the email.
Actually, your /var is in its entirety is less than 20MB... Very tiny,
for a mail spool partition.
Hope this helps,
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for you.
Shouldn't the contents be "dee@localhost" or maybe just "dee"?
(The is optional.) [EMAIL PROTECTED] is where it's going,
but he wanted it to go to the user "dee" on the local system.
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is why I think in principle email shouldn't be used
for large file transfer, similar problems will (and have) come up.
Using the right tool for each job is still sound advice.
Mikko,
feeling philosophical, and somewhat off-topic apparently
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andle them just fine.
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Beware of low-flying butterflies.
to tcpserver sometime. Mostly, I'd like to
know how to log all of the POP connections, not just the successfully
authenticated ones. In case someone tries to crack the passwords or
something like that.
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/deve/todo !
Are you sure it's this directory? (And what makes you think it is?)
There's also /var/qmail/queue/todo, which is a much more likely source
for qmail's complaint.
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in standard input and writes
it to the database would be sufficient, it could possibly also look at
environment variables for recipient information. Then just use this
from the appropriate .qmail files.
Mikko
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pe this helps,
Mikko
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Food is an important part of a balanced diet.
's patches available for that
(I don't know how good they are, but I guess some people use them).
Mikko
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(or relative), adjust the above
by substituting your shell's startup files...
In any case, it's very likely not a qmail problem, qmail doesn't execute
stty.
HTH,
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instructions be as complex as you like, if needed
(pipe into a program or whatever). Is this not what you want?
Disclaimer: I don't use virtualdomains myself, so possibly these
instructions are wrong. If so, I'm sure someone will correct me. :-)
Hope this helps,
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Magnus Bodin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Thu, 11 Nov 1999:
ftp://ftp.surfnetcity.com.au/pub/unix/qmail/qmail-1.01-maxrcpt.patch
But wasn't the question about a patch for qmail 1.03, not 1.01?
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d to patch procmail.
It's also better than using a non-patched procmail to deliver to
"Maildir/new/".
Mikko
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d.
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MIKA HÄKKINEN IS THE FORMULA 1 WORLD CHAMPION 1999!!!
en.
Hope this helps,
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2400 bps makes you want to get out and push!!
with that
version.
Mikko
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"We are chasing the moon, just running
Attila Csosz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue, 26 Oct 1999:
I'd like to send my mails through a smarthost not directly from my computer.
How could I setup qmail to send emails through smarthost?
Add
:your.smart.host
into /var/qmail/control/smtproutes
Hope this helps,
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on servers which do give the message count, but
the mailbox just happened to be empty.
Hope this helps,
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Mikko Hänninen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Sun, 24 Oct 1999:
So you don't need to look for patch to pop3d, instead in the perl
script you should be checking for a return value of undef instead
of non-zero to indicate login failure.
Oops, I meant of course "not true", not "non
TECTED]
I imagine I got this from the qmail page, but I'd be happy to mail it
to you if you can't find it there or elsewhere.
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this?
This is just curiosity on my part, but maybe this information would be
useful to someone.
Mikko
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/.qmail-myisp-* files).
Hope this helps,
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"Apple" (c) 6024 b.c., Adam Eve
Mikko
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Time was invented by an Irish guy named O'Clock.
nd remove or comment that out
2) include the qmail startup command in /etc/rc.d/rc.local (or
rc.M if you prefer that)
And that's all you need to do as regards to starting qmail at system
startup.
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in Outlook settings.
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"What I need is a list of spe
for people who have been using elm
though by no means limited to them. And it also supports qmail-style
maildirs (to add some qmail-relevance to the discussion...).
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