Hi there,
can anyone send me working squirrelmail config for dbmail?
thank you.
On Thursday 24 October 2002 02:08 am, Igor Olemskoi wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> can anyone send me working squirrelmail config for dbmail?
>
>
> thank you.
Well, you pretty much just use it with the "Other" type IMAP server, and it
works like a charm...
It seems to also work well with "Courier"
Here's my config for squirrelmail. The main settings you want to change
are $imap_server_type to 'other'.
I also had to change the directory for the folders default_folder_prefix
to ''.
$domain = 'intrigent.com';
$imapServerAddress = 'localhost';
$imapPort = 14
On Thursday 24 October 2002 10:21 am, Michael Rose, Jr. wrote:
> Here's my config for squirrelmail. The main settings you want to change
> are $imap_server_type to 'other'.
>
> I also had to change the directory for the folders default_folder_prefix
> to ''.
>
> $default_folder_prefix = ''
DBMail seemed to work with the type set to 'Courier' or 'UW', but it was
faster when set to 'Other'
Has anyone else noticed this? What's the difference?
At 10:08 AM 10/24/2002 +0300, you wrote:
Hi there,
can anyone send me working squirrelmail config for dbmail?
thank you.
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There's one problem I can see about dbmail's last_login field, for use with
POP before SMTP authentication methods..
Mainly, it doesn't store the last address the authenticator came from. Without
that, POP-before-SMTP is almost useless, because once someone logs into POP,
authenticated, then fo
ER> There's one problem I can see about dbmail's last_login field, for use with
ER> POP before SMTP authentication methods..
There are other problems with POP-before-SMTP, but it is a convenient
way to deal with a situation. If you're REALLY concerned about
allowing the wrong people to forward thr
On Thursday 24 October 2002 01:04 pm, Jeff Brenton wrote:
> ER> There's one problem I can see about dbmail's last_login field, for use
> with ER> POP before SMTP authentication methods..
>
> There are other problems with POP-before-SMTP, but it is a convenient
> way to deal with a situation. If you
Hello Eric,
ER> Hrmm. Looking at the dbmail source in the pgsql.c, shows use of a table
pbsp,
ER> seems to answer my problem, but there's no SQL table structure for it's use
ER> in dbmail/sql/postgres, however, there is for mysql.
This is probably because Postfix does not, as distributed, have
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
The following was not included in the latest versions of dbmail as of yet, so
provided here are what I composed, that follow proper field types as what
dbmail's pgsql driver uses:
CREATE SEQUENCE "pbsp_idnr_seq" START 1 INCREMENT 1 MAXVALUE
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