Hello,
Got this patch tested and it works. Not on Sparc platform still,
but on Intel it does. Also, the first one I sent was messed up from
a copy/paste (tabs->spaces) - the attached file will apply clean.
Jesse
Original Message
From: Jesse Norell
To: dbmail@dbmail.org
Subject: RE
Hi gang.
A hundred years ago, quite possibly slightly more recently
than that, I announced that the encryption stuff didn't seem
to work on the sparc platform.
Let me give a rundown of the problem again:
Compiles fine, performs all functions (pop/smtp/adduser/maintenance)
flawlessly.
If I set a u
Hi Jesse,
and anyone else who is interested...
JN> So - by linking libcrypto instead of libcrypt, that function
reverse - lcrypt instead of lcrypto
Only lcrypt supports automatic salt recognition so to say and can
handle md5 hashes. This way you can always mix different types of
passwords, becaus
Hi Dave,
I think the difference between lcrypt and lcrypto applies only to the
password field when you want to use md5 hashes. Not sure if it has
anything to do with md5 digests, which are used for the APOP.
Best regards,
Bobby
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on Wednesday, February 26, 2003, 2:42:25 AM, Dave
Hi,
> You might add
> deb http://debian.nfgd.net/debian/ woody/
> to your sources.list and install dbmail-mysql. You'll find a late cvs
> pre 1.1 version
> there for now. 1.1 will follow rsn.
> But then, why are you installing mysql-max instead of simply doing
> apt-get install mysql-server ?
T
Hello,
does anyone have a concise guide to setting up DBmail with
Exim?
I would like Exim to be the SMTP daemon receiving and distributing
all mail, and DBmail to handle the local mailboxes, virtual domains,
etc.
All of this on Red Hat 8.0, with MySQL.
Thanks,
Wolf Paul
Hi Markus,
The mysql-server package in Debian in fact supports InnoDB :) You just
need to enter the neccessary lines in the my.cnf file.
With dbmail it is best to use InnoDB i think.
Best regards,
Bobby
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on Wednesday, February 26, 2003, 12:20:44 PM, Markus Welsch wrote:
MW> Hi,
I've never been able to get it to compile using configure. I might be
because I'm using RedHat. I also tried to get it to configure against
MySQL 4.0.10 and it complained about compress. It didn't until I had
upgraded from 3.23.49. I was trying to see if I could get it to work.
Curtis
On T
I know that dbmail recommends innodb tables. they are not trivial to set
up and they are not enabled in mysql-max by default. Has anyone done this
using the BDB transaction tables which are enabled by default?
Curtis
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, Markus Welsch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > You might add
> >
OK, I formerly was fingerpointing at libcrypt(o) as the culprit
for the APOP not working. Now I see that it's actually the
fault of just the makemd5(), who calls the md5.h files, who
includes the .
Quick overview again, the hash isn't generated properly, so
the login is not authenticated:
Feb 26 0
Hello,
Looking a little further, the "problem" is that endian.h is not
included, because _LINUX_ is not defined. So, does anyone know the
right way to handle this? Simply compiling with -D_LINUX_ fixes
it; should all the build scripts automatically determine if you're
on a linux system and def
Guys,
I am with a big problem. I created a linux box with DBMail and RedHat
Linux then I put just 1 domain in transport table (clickdanoite.com.br and
.clickdanoite.com.br). This works fine with three created accounts
([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
[EMAIL PROTECTED]). Its workin
Hello,
What are the pertinent lines from main.cf? The "User unknown in
local recipient table" message doesn't sound familiar to me offhand;
are you using a local_recipient_maps entry? If so, I assume it's set
to a file with database parameters for dbmail's aliases table?
(Forward that file con
: What are the pertinent lines from main.cf? The "User unknown in
: local recipient table" message doesn't sound familiar to me offhand;
: are you using a local_recipient_maps entry? If so, I assume it's set
: to a file with database parameters for dbmail's aliases table?
: (Forward that file c
Hello Nataniel,
NK> Then I put another domain in transport (marilon.com.br and
NK> .marilon.com.br) table... Done postmap and configured accounts in
NK> DBMail. Result: the only account that receive email is
NK> [EMAIL PROTECTED] the others that I created just return a
NK> message like this:
The
Hello Jeff,
: The problem is that Postfix doesn't know it is the final destination
: for the new domain. Just having a transport for it doesn't do it. And,
: to be honest, I didn't have any luck with the officially-sanctioned
: (by postfix.org) way of doing it... So, I modified what Eelco directed
Hello Nataniel,
Oh, I forgot... To make postfix use dbmail's aliases table for local
addresses, add to main.cf:
local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mailbox.cf
where mailbox.cf contains the parameters for checking an address
against the dbmail aliases table, such as:
user = postfix
passwor
Jeff,
As I was afraid:
Feb 26 16:44:39 ns2 postfix/pickup[16705]: fatal: unsupported dictionary
type: mysql
Feb 26 16:44:39 ns2 postfix/qmgr[16706]: fatal: unsupported dictionary type:
mysql
Nataniel Klug
Hello Nataniel,
NK> fatal: unsupported dictionary type: mysql
Unfortunately, I have yet to see a distribution of postfix that has
MySQL or Postgres support pre-built. You must compile from source. And
that means making sure you have all the OTHER required development
libraries installed, such as
Can someone post an example of a working exim transport? I can import
mail using dbmail-smtp on the command line, but if I run it from exim, I
get an error saying that dbmail-smtp returned 69.
Thanks
Kris Pearson
Jeff,
: Unfortunately, I have yet to see a distribution of postfix that has
: MySQL or Postgres support pre-built. You must compile from source. And
: that means making sure you have all the OTHER required development
: libraries installed, such as Berkley DBM.
:
: In the mean time, you CAN use th
Hello Nataniel,
Probably keep following Jeff's instructions on getting postfix
to talk directly to your database, as you end up with a much more
flexible/powerful setup, but you can use postfix+dbmail without
any database support in postfix, which you may want/need to do to
get this resolved qui
Jesse,
That was what I done. Its now working ok. Now I am trying to put
pop-before-smtp to work so I will not let it as an Open Relay...
Thanks a lot.
Nataniel Klug
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