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<0> hm, anyone know if a specific version of dovecot is required to support the postfix-2.3 sasl integration
<0> ?
<1> Hello
<1> i've just trying to set up postfix
<1> and I so far have everything running
<1> but when i telnet localhost 25
<1> this comes up in mail.log
<1> http://ome.pastebin.com/717643
<1> there is not smtpd in the postfix dir
<1> any ideas on how to solve this would be very muchly appreciated
<1> anybody?
<2> Ome you have a empty table = line in your MySQL map
<2> and your sasl config should be a hash:... something
<1> the table part has been fixed
<1> my sasl config should be a hash?
<2> dunno
<2> /topic
<1> f3ew im still getting the dict_open errors etc..etc..
<2> did you reload postfix?
<2> those are SASL, right?
<1> yes
<2> comment out that line and see?
<1> ..what line
<1> ..?
<1> nvm
<1> i give up
<3> Hi. :)
<3> This is slightly offtopic, but does anyone know of a webmail system which supports the use of mbox style inboxes (/var/mail/username) without any imap or pop3 requirement?
<4> because webmail programs tend to be poorly written, and also because a lot of web stuff is), it's a bad idea to make apache root
<4> and, largely, that would be necessary for such a system to work
<4> the imap requirement is to get around that, mainly by pushing the security problem to the imap server
<5> phpbb being the exception
<4> the exception to what?
<5> web apps with security
<5> </sarcasm>
<4> yeah, i was about to say... :)
<3> lockdown2: If you mean the exception for badly written code then you are insanel.....
<3> Oh, sorry. My sarcasm meter didnt tick :P
<4> so, i'm sure someone has written something to do it, but it's probably a bad idea
<3> I see. Yes, it makes sense now that I actually think it through.
<4> of course, that said, someone who compromises apache can conceivably snoop the p***words of any users who use the webmail and elevate their privileges that way
<5> what if used suexec? then that app could access the users mail spool
<4> so the imap model isn't bulletproof, but it's better
<4> possible, but slower
<3> imap versus pop3, any links?
<4> i presume the 'app' that would be run under suexec would be something much smaller / audited than the webmail app itself
<4> also, it's conceivable that system permissions could be such that only membership in a particular group is necessary to read the mail spools (But not all clients would play nice with that)
<4> \alive: also, you might want to consider running imap to bind only to localhost
<4> if you don't want to offer the service remotely
<3> Google is my friend.
<3> mjoseph: Yeah.
<3> The only issue I'm having is that I already run an unhealthy amount of services on my server, as it's not only my web and mail server, but also my home file server and my sandbox.
<3> I guess imap is the way to go.
<3> Thanks for the insight :)
<6> i keep having to chmod 777 /dev/null
<6> seems amavis cant write to it after a reboot
<6> whats that all about?
<7> it should be 666
<6> hrm
<7> what manages your /dev?
<6> udev
<7> check your udev configs for default permissions
<8> Hi guys, I can connect to my imap server on localhost with telnet no probs. But when i try it with a php script I get Notice: Unknown: Can't open mailbox \{localhost:144/imap}INBOX: no such mailbox (errflg=2) in Unknown on line 0
<8> I've googled and rtfm but I can't seem to find out what is wrong exactly ...
<8> My imapd logs don't show any connection attempts, and are actually full of named and cron requests for some reason ...
<9> I dunno from php's imap library, but: 144?
<9> is that on purpose? standard imap port is 143
<9> whoa
<9> I need to go to bed. #php might be more help
<8> mendel: I've tried both ....
<8> I'm not sure whats going on here ... is it that it can't find the mailbox or is it that it can't find the mailserver ?
<8> anyone ?
<10> hmm
<10> what function are you using?
<10> try not selecting a mailbox right away, but list available mailboxes instead
<10> imap_list -- Read the list of mailboxes <- should do it
<10> http://nl2.php.net/manual/nl/function.imap-list.php for your convenience
<10> urgh
<10> is it possible to alias entire domains, but not with virtual_alias_maps ?
<10> e.g. bob@domain1.com == bob@domain2.com, etc
<11> choongii: What's the problem with virtual_alias_maps?
<10> I'm already using that for forwarding
<10> I'm using a ldap backend so I have it configured to retrieve certain fields from ldap
<11> choongii: You can use multiple lookups for virtual_alias_maps.
<12> is it possible to check for viruses not only incoming MTA mail, but also outgoing mail
<12> ?
<13> hello folks
<11> mator: sure... I use amavis for that.
<12> but how do i tell postfix to direct outgoing mail for additional filter ?
<11> mator: all mail will be sent through the content_filter
<11> mator: Postfix has no notion of incoming versus outgoing
<12> aahhh.. thanks
<13> i've got problems with receiving mails from tallygenicom.at: http://pastebin.com/718284
<13> does anybody have an idea whats wrong with that?
<11> sts: sounds like reject_unknown_helo_hostname
<13> ChrisH: i didnt set that in my main.cf
<11> sts: "postconf | grep reject_unknown_helo_hostname"
<13> ChrisH: returns nothing
<11> sts: no helo restrictions at all? hmmm.
<13> ChrisH: nope, the string you just sent me doesnt exist ;) smtpd_helo_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, reject_invalid_hostname, reject_non_fqdn_hostname, reject_unknown_hostname, permit
<13> ChrisH: how can i add a lookup to a table of permitted missconfigured hosts?
<10> ChrisH, works like a charm! thanks again :D
<11> choongii: good :)
<11> sts: use a "check_helo_access" right after permit_mynetworks there and point it to a mapping
<14> Hello
<14> I am getting this error fatal: open database /usr/var/mta/verify.db: No such file or directory
<14> How do I create the verify database? It doesn't appear that I can use postmap like I could with the others
<11> Braden`: why not?
<11> (/usr/var/mta is a cool location... which OS is proposing that?)
<14> ChrisH: Wouldn't I need a file to run postmap on?
<11> Braden`: yep. you are referring to hash:verify somewhere in your main.cf.
<11> Braden`: So you need a file "verify" that can be postmapped.
<14> ChrisH: Its from postfix source. It seems to be a default location for the verify.db
<14> ChrisH: Then we are in agreement. Hence, my problem =(
<14> ...
<14> The file just magically appeared
<14> Im not sure I like files magically appearing
<11> Braden`: The problem is not the file appearing somewhere but rather that you refer to it from your main.cf
<14> Using verify is a bad idea?
<11> Braden`: I don't even know what you use that mapping for.
<14> Oh
<14> Well, thank you for your help. Its 4:16am here. I woke up to check my e-mail and saw those warnings in the maillog
<14> As you can see, Im not too terribly coherent.
<15> hi,
<15> hi, I use postfix + courier-pop and courier-imap, reading mails with pop3 works, but when try to read it with imap,i got "logon failed",and in my/var/log/syslog i have this message:"imaplogin: chdir dom.com/userimap/: No such file or directory"
<15> any idea pl?
<11> yakusa: sounds like you configured courier to look in the wrong directory for your mails
<15> ChrisH, but if is the case ,even pop3 wouldnt work,*
<15> ChrisH, but pop3 works
<15> ChrisH, can you be more specifical plz
<15> ChrisH, ok it works now,
<15> thx
<11> yakusa: great :) (how lunch solves some things automatically)
<16> here we go again with the SSL certificate upgrade.
<16> nothing works :-(
<16> warn me when they're imported in the Mozilla keychain
<16> it's more, how to create the ()!@*#)*!@ .pem files.
<17> .pem is a container format for certificates, keys and certificate requests
<16> yes. but what do I have to put in it, in which order, and in which way to make sure it doesn't all fall apart.
<17> you create a key and a certificate request and send the request to your ca
<16> yups.
<16> and I got the .crt file.
<17> your application need the key, the certificate from the ca and the ca's certificate
<17> it may want that in a single .pem-file, or up to three files
<17> (i don't know what postfix wants)
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