Ronald Wiplinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have installed tmda 0.84 and started the program with > /usr/local/tmda/bin/tmda-ofmipd -R pop3 -p mail.elmit.com:8025 > (mail is the local machine)
A good idea is to run tmda-ofmipd with the -f and -d flags, at least to start. Then any errors that it reports are printed to the screen. > I can telnet to mail on port 8025, but when I use the Windows machine > to use port 8025 as my smtp server, than I am asked for the password, > but it does not accept the password. Do you have your Windows email client configured to use SMTP AUTH? tmda-ofmipd will only speak the SMTP AUTH protocol (i.e., you must have a username and password configured for SMTP). Since you are authenticating through POP3, that username/password must be the same as your POP3 username password. > Further, what do I need to setup in the configuration files for it? tmda-ofmipd does not read any of the TMDA configuration files. When you send a piece of mail through it, it runs tmda-sendmail, which *does* read the configuration files. > I use global installation. I attach the entire tmdarc file below, as > well as the users outgoing filter. Your /etc/tmdarc and outgoing filter look fine. If you run into problems sending mail (after you have succesfully connected to tmda-ofmipd) the error will be logged in your debug file. You can post that error here. > .../filters/outgoing: > > to-file ~/.tmda/lists/whitelist tag envelope dated=10d from bare > to-file ~/.tmda/lists/confirmed tag envelope dated=10d from bare > to * tag envelope dated=10d reply-to dated from bare=append > > What does "to *" means?? It means the same thing it does in the shell; it matches everything. So any address that wasn't in lists/whitelist or lists/confirmed will be matched by the last line in the filter. > I want that all whitelisted and confirmed should not have a tagged > (dated) addresses, especially for lists! In the above filter, whitelisted and confirmed addresses have dated envelope addresses (so bounces can get back to you and not stuck in pending) and the From: field will be bare (no tagging). Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
