- Original Message -
From: Tom Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vpopmail list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] Old Problem Re-visited
On Tuesday, November 4, 2003, at 08:03 AM, Rick Macdougall wrote:
Well my apologies. Mad props to
On Wednesday, November 5, 2003, at 12:22 PM, David Wolfskill wrote:
Would anyone care to provide a pointer to a hint for how to accomplish
allowing virtual users to change their own passwords?
Take a look at qmailadmin. It's overkill for changing passwords, but
one of the only ways I know to do
On Wednesday, November 5, 2003, at 11:54 AM, Remo Mattei wrote:
I have problem once I install qmailadmin on a version that is higher
than .16 any suggestions? I do can log in but I cannot see anything
else
other than logout in the menu list any suggestions?
I made changes in 1.0.28 that might be
On Tuesday, November 4, 2003, at 05:40 AM, Nick Harring wrote:
Actually, this is already a right place to put this, which is in
randltr. Oddly that's what's used for generating the salt, but not
what's used for generating the password. Instead the password just
uses an ugly rand call.
I'd
Juging from the subject, if you're using IMP, you can get the 'Passwd'
module that integrates a interface to change passwords for users. The
new version includes support for the vpopmail, and in my case, I just
hacked the code a little to fit my install (very easy to do).
[]'s
Hugo
Tom Collins
Isn't there a way to have like a /etc/skel but for vpopmail users
like a skel with a dot qmail file and some extra imap folders and such?
if not that would be a great feutre request..
/R
i recently install qmailadmin-stable (and latest devel) with
vpopmail-5.3.29 with postgresql auth,
instalation work fine, but qmailadmin not do his job. , i can login
with
postmaster account, but every link that i click, return with empty
page.
and error from apache;
I have duplicated
We added a clear password field that used to be default turned off
for backwards compatibility. I think in later versions of 5.3 folks
updated the code to support either. I'd recommend backing up
your vpopmail/bin, lib and include directory then doing a regular
install of vpopmail with
Hello All,
i have a stupid problem with vpopmail and smtp-after-pop or smtp-auth. I have
read a howto in the web where vpopmail is used to make smtp-after-pop or
smtp-auth. I have configured my run script for pop3d and smtpd like it was
configured in the howto but it doesn't work. The virual
Hello All,
i have a stupid problem with vpopmail and smtp-after-pop or
smtp-auth. I have
read a howto in the web where vpopmail is used to make
smtp-after-pop or
smtp-auth. I have configured my run script for pop3d and
smtpd like it was
configured in the howto but it doesn't work.
Three questions:
1. have you checked to make sure that `hostname --fqdn` returns your
domain name?
Yes, it returns the hostname of my Server but the domain name is not a virtual
host... should it be that?
2. Did you apply the smtp-auth patch to qmail before running make?
Yes, i use
Three questions:
1. have you checked to make sure that `hostname --fqdn` returns your
domain name?
Yes, it returns the hostname of my Server but the domain name
is not a virtual
host... should it be that?
No, shouldn't matter.
2. Did you apply the smtp-auth patch to qmail before
Three questions:
1. have you checked to make sure that `hostname --fqdn` returns your
domain name?
Yes, it returns the hostname of my Server but the domain name
is not a virtual
host... should it be that?
No, shouldn't matter.
2. Did you apply the smtp-auth patch to qmail
What have you tried?
I'm using KMail in KDE and it has a function in the server setup where i can
check what auhentication methods are supported by the server. KMail said that
PLAIN, LOGIN and CRAM-MD5 are supported. When i'm configuring my SMTP Setup
for using CRAM-MD5 the server said
Tom Collins wrote:
On Tuesday, November 4, 2003, at 05:40 AM, Nick Harring wrote:
Actually, this is already a right place to put this, which is in
randltr. Oddly that's what's used for generating the salt, but not
what's used for generating the password. Instead the password just
uses an
Johannes Findeisen wrote:
What have you tried?
I'm using KMail in KDE and it has a function in the server setup where i can
check what auhentication methods are supported by the server. KMail said that
PLAIN, LOGIN and CRAM-MD5 are supported. When i'm configuring my SMTP
On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 04:34, Raboo Treed wrote:
Isn't there a way to have like a /etc/skel but for vpopmail users
like a skel with a dot qmail file and some extra imap folders and such?
if not that would be a great feutre request..
Below is a copy of an email and patch submitted by
I am using qmail with vpopmail. Using the valias functionality, I provide
users an alias email address
on our mail server.
However, if e.g. the users email address is not valid or his account is
full, the relayed message will bounce.
Unfortunately, the bounced message will then also contain the
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 12:15 AM, Kleiner, Peter wrote:
I'd recommend backing up
your vpopmail/bin, lib and include directory then doing a regular
install of vpopmail with --enable-clear-passwd=n. Re config/compile
courier-imap from scratch. If that does not work you can put
the old
Tom, Ken Can't anyone of you guys add this to the vpopmail code?
I think it's a great feautre, and I also think that many would agree with me
about this..
- Original Message -
From: Jay Tortorelli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 7:52 PM
Subject:
Raboo Treed wrote:
Tom, Ken Can't anyone of you guys add this to the vpopmail code?
I think it's a great feautre, and I also think that many would agree with me
about this..
snip
Personally i have to disagree. It works fine the standard way it
currently is, and i dont see a need for this.
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 02:27 AM, Nick Harring wrote:
I'd even consider modifying the random password generator to not use
letters that can be confused with each other (1/I/l and 0/O).
That'd be foolish in the extreme. If the user, or administrator, wants
passwords that are easy to
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 10:02 AM, Raboo Treed wrote:
Tom, Ken Can't anyone of you guys add this to the vpopmail code?
I think it's a great feautre, and I also think that many would agree
with me
about this..
It's a good feature, but not ready for the release version of vpopmail.
It
hmm
well this patch was bad, cause it had some text-wrapping... I fixed that...
but still that patch doesn't work with the latest devel of vpopmail
Does anyone have a working one with 5.3.29?
It's a good feature, but not ready for the release version of vpopmail.
I think I'm gonna have to
Raboo Treed wrote:
hmm
well this patch was bad, cause it had some text-wrapping... I fixed that...
but still that patch doesn't work with the latest devel of vpopmail
Does anyone have a working one with 5.3.29?
So if a intruder would get access as root or vpopmail user they wouldn't
use
X-Istence wrote:
Raboo Treed wrote:
Tom, Ken Can't anyone of you guys add this to the vpopmail code?
I think it's a great feautre, and I also think that many would agree
with me
about this..
snip
Personally i have to disagree. It works fine the standard way it
currently is, and i dont
A root compromise of the system isn't the only thing one has to worry
about. I'd be pretty pissed if someone inserted something into my skel
that resulted in all of my email being duplicated and sent to someone
else. Using cp when you could just copy the files in C in a secure
manner is just
I'm planning on rewriting it correctly. At the time I really hadn't
considered the implications of how it worked, and the fact that
it isn't really cross platform.
I'll submit another with a more secure, cross platform diff, as soon
as I am able against whatever is current in cvs at the time.
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