that doesn't have
that functionality for vpopmail but has functionality to execute a
program after a successful login.
Thanks,
Darek
Ismail YENIGUL wrote:
Hi Darek,
Did you check open_smtp_relay() function in vpopmail.c
If you use this function also you can also remove the IP address of
the user from the tcp.smtp.cdb after a certain time-period (timeout) by
modifying the
tcp.smtp files (tcp.smtp, open-smtp, tcp.smtp.cdb
Remo Mattei wrote:
not sure why you have to do that since it is working :)
Just my 2 cents..
Remo
I don't know how I would use the existing bit of code as a standalone
scriptable command line program. If it is possible, I would like to
hear about it.
Darek M. wrote:
Ismail YENIGUL
Ismail YENIGUL wrote:
Hi Darek,
I think this can be small but nice add-on software for qmail+vpopmail
systems. Which IMAP server are you using?
Also can you tell me how do you configure the IMAP to run a command
after log-in successfully.
I'm evaluating Dovecot, over Courier. It already
for any info.
- Darek
I'm not positive that this is a vpopmail issue, but am leaning more
towards vpopmail than qmail. Perhaps it is a known issue, but I haven't
been able to get any decent search results for it.
When the .qmail-default file is set to bounce, mail for accounts with or
without a .qmail-user file
I could not find any documentation regarding APOP support in vpopmail.
Tried the webpage, the mailing list archives, google, deja. etc and
came up with nothing concrete.
Could someone explain it to me briefly or provide a link to some decent
documentation? I read that APOP support is included
Hey guys,
I want to go from vpopmail-4.9.8 to probably 5.2.1, or maybe the
unstable branch.
This is a live system and I am a bit weary about everything working
without as much as 5 minutes of downtime. The only difference that I
could see between a new version and the old is the placement of
