RE: Re[6]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jan Pavlík
What client are you using? Outlook || Outlook XP || telnet :) --- >>I ask because some of them DO have work-arounds for this. Both Outlook and The >>Bat!, for instance, can be set to "log into" the SMTP server prior to sending >>mail. Not sure if this would bypass your stunnel, though, since the

Re[6]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jeff Brenton
Hello Jan, JP> Yes, that's it.. When I connect with Stunnel & DBMAIL, stunnel throw my IP JP> and make connection with 127.0.0.1. But when I send mail, I connect to JP> Postfix with my IP. What client are you using? I ask because some of them DO have work-arounds for this. Both Outlook and The B

RE: Re[4]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jan Pavlík
77/555730 ICQ 6611951 ROOTSHELL.CZ - Make it easy and better! -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Brenton Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:56 PM To: Jan Pavlík Subject: Re[4]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix Hello Jan,

Re[4]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jeff Brenton
Hello Jan, JP> I try it for two days later... Can you help me what's wrong? JP> mynetworks = 127.0.0.1, mysql:/etc/postfix/pbsp.cf smtpd_sender_restrictions JP> = permit_mynetworks, permit_tls_all_clientcerts OK, the next step is to find out WHY Postfix is refusing to relay. This is best done wi

Re[2]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Tim Uckun
To me the fact that dbmail does not actually act as a smtp server seems like a shortcoming. I Know that it may be a waste of time write yet another SMTP server but does anybody in here this might be a worthwhile effort. I am thinking that it might be relatively short work if it was written in

RE: Re[2]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jan Pavlík
ke it easy and better! -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Brenton Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 4:10 PM To: Jan Pavlík Subject: Re[2]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix Hello Jan, JP> I have this solution too and work

Re[2]: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jeff Brenton
Hello Jan, JP> I have this solution too and working pop3 & imap with stunnel.. But JP> pop3-before-smtp doesn't work, because stunnel make new connection to dbmail JP> and dbmail receive localhost (127.0.0.1) address and set it in mySQL to JP> relay. If the client is using stunnel to send mail as

RE: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jan Pavlík
: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix Hello Kuschel, This is a summary of how to use the POP/IMAP authentication provided by dbmail with Postfix. I'm also throwing in the method for getting Postfix to use dbmail's aliases table to decide whether or not to accept inbound mail, at

RE: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jan Pavlík
PM To: Kuschel Sebastian Subject: [Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix Hello Kuschel, This is a summary of how to use the POP/IMAP authentication provided by dbmail with Postfix. I'm also throwing in the method for getting Postfix to use dbmail's aliases table to decide whether o

[Dbmail] Reprise: POP-Before-SMTP and Postfix

2003-02-18 Thread Jeff Brenton
Hello Kuschel, This is a summary of how to use the POP/IMAP authentication provided by dbmail with Postfix. I'm also throwing in the method for getting Postfix to use dbmail's aliases table to decide whether or not to accept inbound mail, at the end. - To make POP/IMAP-before-SMTP work with