it to work.
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From: Taylor Dondich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 1:28 PM
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] courier-imap tends to stop authenticating after awhile
Okay, update to my problem. Due to suggestions, I have upgraded certain
peices
I am using a qmail/vpopmail/courier-imap mail solution. After
re-installing courier-imap, the first few times, imap sessions to work and
authenticate, but after awhile, authentication fails and I get nothing but
LOGIN FAILED messages in my maillog. A reboot of the server will fix it
for a short
There is a bug in vchkpwd in vpopmail 5.2.1. Version 5.3.x seems to fix it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using a qmail/vpopmail/courier-imap mail solution. After
re-installing courier-imap, the first few times, imap sessions to work and
authenticate, but after awhile, authentication fails
Are you using authdaemon? I believe disabling auth daemon at compile time
fixes the problem too. compile with:
--without-authdaemon \
--with-vchkpw
when compiling courier-imap.
I don't use authdaemon, and I don't have any troubles. This is an on-going
list discussion.
On Monday 25 November
authdaemond works for me, however IP Alias doesn't work since
the IP information is passed via environment variables. The
authdaemon protocol doesn't take into account any of the
environment variables set by couriertcpd, so your missing some
of the critical information. I've mentioned this on
Yeah. I ran into the same problem. They/we should really include that in
documentation somewhere. In fact, I get that problem with sqwebmail even if I
DO disable authdaemon I'm not sure it's the same kind of issue though.
But back to the reason I posted in the first place:
I've seen plenty
You can disable it at runtime also.
Just specify it in the AUTHMODULES variable in the
.../etc/*.config files (mine is at authvchkpw authpam)
rather than authdaemond. You don't have to go back
and do a fresh compile.
I was trying to use courier-imap 1.6.0, but I'm stuck at
version 1.4.2.
Just out of curiosity, how many users does 20-25
authentications per second equate to for you?
Thanks.
On Monday 25 November 2002 12:58, Brian Kolaci
wrote:
You can disable it at runtime also.
Just specify it in the AUTHMODULES variable in
the .../etc/*.config files (mine is at
authvchkpw
I have just under 2000 domains. Not sure of the number
of users per domain. There's a few thousand local email
addresses also (using pam). Note that the high load
is only at peak times. During most of the day I see around
2-4 per second.
Brian
Just out of curiosity, how many users does
What kind of machine is this with? Again, I'm just
curious. I'll be implementing a similar setup
soon, and I'm wondering where we'll max out.
On Monday 25 November 2002 13:40, Brian Kolaci
wrote:
I have just under 2000 domains. Not sure of
the number of users per domain. There's a few
Okay, update to my problem. Due to suggestions, I have upgraded certain
peices of software.
I am now running:
FreeBSD 4.7-RELEASE
Qmail 1.03_1
Vpopmail 5.3.9_1
SquirrelMail 1.2.8
Courier-Imap 1.5.3
All above programs have been installed from the ports tree in fbsd. Also
due to suggestions, I
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