[toaster] Updating expired certs
Hi - How do I update the certificates in the toaster? All of mine expired the other day. Do I just run mk(imapd|pop3d)cert for clients and rerun make cert for smtp? I've tried make cert and it doesnt seem to update the certificate - I'd remove the old ones and try but I dont want to break anything! Ta, Marcus -- Marcus Williams -- http://www.cad-schroer.co.uk CAD Schroer UK, 39 Newnham Road, Cambridge, UK
Re: [toaster] Updating expired certs
Marcus Williams wrote: Hi - How do I update the certificates in the toaster? All of mine expired the other day. Do I just run mk(imapd|pop3d)cert for clients and rerun make cert for smtp? I've tried make cert and it doesnt seem to update the certificate - I'd remove the old ones and try but I dont want to break anything! Hi, Move the old ones and re-run the make cert (and update_tmprsdha) and mkomapdcert Regards, Rick
Re: [toaster] Updating expired certs
On 03/10/2005 15:12, Rick Macdougall wrote: Move the old ones and re-run the make cert (and update_tmprsdha) and mkomapdcert Do I only need to mv/rm the servercert and clientcert.pem files (ones a sym link anyway)? Or should I mv/rm all the pem files in /var/qmail/control. imap/pop certs updated correctly in place. Thanks Marcus -- Marcus Williams -- http://www.cad-schroer.co.uk CAD Schroer UK, 39 Newnham Road, Cambridge, UK
Re: [toaster] Updating expired certs
Marcus Williams wrote: On 03/10/2005 15:12, Rick Macdougall wrote: Move the old ones and re-run the make cert (and update_tmprsdha) and mkomapdcert Do I only need to mv/rm the servercert and clientcert.pem files (ones a sym link anyway)? Or should I mv/rm all the pem files in /var/qmail/control. imap/pop certs updated correctly in place. Hi, I'd mv them all, they will be re-created by the make cert and update_tmp... Rick
Re: [toaster] validate from in local domains
> Hello list. > > How can I do that with smtp auth qmail validates that the from must be the > same that the auth user? > > the idea is to avoid some user [EMAIL PROTECTED] can impersonate another > user and send mails with another from: [EMAIL PROTECTED], I only want to > admit him to send emails with from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > is that possible? > > > regards, > Ingo > I also want to know the answer. Would anyone please help? Thanks a lot. Regards, qing
[toaster] SpamAssassin's Autolearn feature
Hi all, I have been noticing that a few 'medication' messages have been making into my inbox with no header re-writes about it being spam. Autolearn=no is showing up on all of the message details. I created a subfolder in squirrelmail and labeled it 'Spam' and threw all of these spam messages in there. I then _tried_ to run sa-learn -D --spam but it kept telling me that: bayes: DB_File module not installed, cannot use bayes Not wanting to give up, I configured squirrelmail's 'spam_buttons' plugin this morning. When I tried to click on the new 'Spam' button, it would also throw an error out about the funtion.php file - which I believe had something to do with the header, not working properly. So here are my questions: 1) does SpamAssassin ever use autolearn when installed exactly from the toaster? 2) what is the easiest way to set up squirrelmail (per this toaster) to allow users to either create their own spam folders, or have a default folder that spam can be sent to and then later registered with SpamAssassin as spam? Thanks, Mule
Re: [toaster] SpamAssassin's Autolearn feature
> I then _tried_ to run sa-learn -D --spam but it kept > telling me that: bayes: DB_File module not installed, cannot use bayes Here's what I had to do to get it working: sa-learn --spam /home/vpopmail/domains///Maildir/.Spam/cur Try adding the "/cur". Here's an error I was also getting, and Bill S sent the fix: > Cannot open bayes databases > /etc/mail/spamassassin/.spamassassin/bayes_* R/O: tie failed: > Permission denied chown -R vpopmail:vchkpw /etc/mail/spamassassin/.spamassassin Make sure that's done after running sa-learn, or run sa-learn as vpopmail. > 2) what is the easiest way to set up squirrelmail (per this toaster) to > allow users to either create their own spam folders, or have a default > folder that spam can be sent to and then later registered with SpamAssassin > as spam? Well, just creating a "Spam" folder is simple.. have your users put spam into that folder for later analysis. If you want spamassassin to move spam into that folder, you'll need to use maildrop. -Hank
