Hello,
Are you building with ./configure or build.sh ? Do you have
libcrypto on your machine? If not, try using libcrypt. To do
that with build.sh you have to specify the libraries on the
command line (from memory I think that would be -lpq -lcrypt -lssl);
from ./configure, after running ./co
I use squirrelmail as a front end to dbmail,
i saw on the maillinglist that al features are supported, but I get
the message "server side sorting is not supported" in squirrelmail
is this correct or is my setup wrong?
Versions:
dbmail 1.1
squirelmail 1.1.2
CONFIG.PHP FROM SQUIRRELMAIL:
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Thanks Keith!
Now I just need to find mb2db since it is faster and figure out how to use
it.
You wouldn't happen to have it lying around in your HD would you?
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Robert
Now I just need to find mb2db since it is faster and figure
it.
You wouldn't happen to have it lying around in your HD would you?
Thanks
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Robert
Has anyone tried Xmail?
curtis
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Blake wrote:
> The stock qmail has no database interaction capability what so ever, none.
> Luckily it's split up into a lot of small parts, so it's not hard to add on
> to.
> I have seen a modified version qmail-smtpd that will access an LDA
DBMail no longer looks in the database for its configuration.
/etc/dbmail.conf has been hardcoded as the config file. To build properly:
./configure { --with-mysql | --with-pgsql }
make
and you're done ;-)
Aaron
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, Dmitry Xeon wrote:
> What happened with dbmail-config in dbm
This is a bug in the 1.1 pop server.
Entourage will see the APOP stamp on the greeting and default to APOP
mode. APOP will always yield an incomplete session error regardless if
the session was correct or not.
I tested it by explicitly setting Evolution to use APOP and it too gets
an error, even
On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 11:55, Ryan Butler wrote:
> This is a bug in the 1.1 pop server.
>
> Entourage will see the APOP stamp on the greeting and default to APOP
> mode. APOP will always yield an incomplete session error regardless if
> the session was correct or not.
>
> I tested it by explicitl
