Re[2]: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

Hi Jesse, In fact I wrote this message after I read one of your questions. I have made this patch to enable my dbmail to work with the passwords I already had. I am not aware of the details of the other patch so if you let me know where to find more info it will be of help. But anyway there is no

[Dbmail] Qmail->procmail -> dbmail-imap

all, Has anybody tried qmail to procmail to dbmail-imap to dbmail and made it work? Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Send Dbmail mailing list submissions to dbmail@dbmail.org To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listin

[Dbmail] Dbmail mysql selects

Hello! I have noticed that dbmail makes 2 sequential selects for the same message: 19693 Query SELECT deliver_to FROM aliases WHERE alias="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" 19693 Query SELECT deliver_to FROM aliases WHERE alias="3" In this case "3" is the owner_id of the user and also the mailbox_i

Re[2]: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

Hello, A non-salted md5 hash is: # echo 'something like this' | md5sum e374ab9257baad9f666f993dd84fae20 I'll attach a copy of the previous md5 password patch - I've not tried it with recent cvs, so it may need a bit of tweaking, but worked last I'd tried it. There are some applications that

[Dbmail] Dbmail mysql selects debug

Hi again, this is the debug info for these selects: dbmail/smtp[23681]: auth_check_user(): into checking loop dbmail/smtp[23681]: auth_check_user(): checking user [EMAIL PROTECTED] to 3 dbmail/smtp[23681]: auth_check_user(): checking user [3] in alias table dbmail/smtp[23681]: auth_check_user():

Re: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

Please do post diffs/patches! Boyan Alexiev wrote: ... Just let me know and I will post the code right away. Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re[3]: [Dbmail] MD5 salted hashes in Dbmail (System passwords can be used)

Hi Jesse, I see. But this is not a md5 hash, it is a md5 checksum (digest). This is not supposed to be used for passwords at all, but for file checksums and so on. So i think the best solution (if we want to achieve compatibility and some kind of standard) would be to set 'md5' for md5 hashes and

[Dbmail] [Dbmail 1.0] MD5 salted hashes patch

Hi Blake, here is the md5 hash patch (hope the diff works :) Let me know if any of you have suggestions/remarks. Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Saturday, February 22, 2003, 1:47:01 AM, Blake wrote: B> Please do post diffs/patches! B> Boyan Alexiev wrote: >> ... >> Just let me know and

[Dbmail] folder filter message

Are there any programs that would filter incmong messages to a folder in imap for dbmail? I am trying to filter different mails from mailgroups. thanks, Robert

Re: [Dbmail] folder filter message

At 05:09 PM 2/21/2003 -0800, you wrote: Are there any programs that would filter incmong messages to a folder in imap for dbmail? I am trying to filter different mails from mailgroups. thanks, The best way to do this is to set up your MTA to deliver mail to pocmail or maildrop or something. T

Re: [Dbmail] Dbmail mysql selects debug

Hi, the reason for these selects is the possibility that a found 'deliver_to' email address can be a local (dbmail) mail address - so another select is needed to verify wheter this is true. If however the found value is numeric a new query is not needed - that could save us a select. regards

[Dbmail] /tmp/mysql.sock

How to use /tmp/mysql.sock instead of localhost MySQL connection? -- Best regards, Igor mailto:igor.at.sumy.biz