Greetings.
I've just installed DBMail onto my desktop, and I'm doing some testing -
I'm hoping to install on our server if all goes well. We're currently
using courier-imap, but I'm having 'issues'.
The first snag I've hit is with attachments inside forwarded files.
Thunderbird has the optio
Greetings.
I'm unable to get DBMail & sendmail talking to each other.
I've followed instructions at
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=sendmail_howto
I took the 2nd route:
define(`LOCAL_MAILER_PATH’, `/usr/sbin/dbmail-smtp’)dnl
define(`LOCAL_MAILER_ARGS’, `dbmail-smtp -d $u’)dnl
in m
Hi Paul
Got it this time! Now its working.
Commented out the 'sqlsocket'. Then gave host as 'localhost', instead of
IP Address.
Changed user to 'root'.
So this means I may not be able to connect from network?
My question is, why doesnt 'user=nataraj' work when I have given
GRANT ALL ON
I'm assuming you're using 2.0.7 right?
This is a known problem with 2.0's broken mime-parser. 2.1.x does not
have this problem afaict.
Daniel Kasak wrote:
> Greetings.
>
> I've just installed DBMail onto my desktop, and I'm doing some testing -
> I'm hoping to install on our server if all goes w
> Hi Paul
>
> Got it this time! Now its working.
>
> Commented out the 'sqlsocket'. Then gave host as 'localhost', instead of
> IP Address.
>
> Changed user to 'root'.
>
> So this means I may not be able to connect from network?
>
> My question is, why doesnt 'user=nataraj' work when I have give
Hi,
I am using 2.1.3(? actually a fixed version from svn after reporting some
other problems with mime attachments; cannot look up the exact version
right now), but I do have the same problem with forwarded emails
containing attachments (especially text/rfc822 type attachments).
Regards,
Stanley
Nataraj S Narayan wrote:
> Hi Paul
>
> Got it this time! Now its working.
>
> Commented out the 'sqlsocket'. Then gave host as 'localhost', instead of
> IP Address.
>
> Changed user to 'root'.
Aaarrghh. Don't do that!
>
> So this means I may not be able to connect from network?
No. It jus
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Hi Paul
>>
>>Got it this time! Now its working.
>>
>>Commented out the 'sqlsocket'. Then gave host as 'localhost', instead of
>>IP Address.
>>
>>Changed user to 'root'.
>>
>>So this means I may not be able to connect from network?
>>
>>My question is, why doesnt 'user
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using 2.1.3(? actually a fixed version from svn after reporting some
> other problems with mime attachments; cannot look up the exact version
> right now), but I do have the same problem with forwarded emails
> containing attachments (especially text/rfc822
Hmmm, I'll look deeper into this this evening (if I don't forget); The
attached messages show up (in squirrelmail) with a size of 0 bytes.
This looks pretty much like the previous problem where attachments were
not being retrieved from the database...
(but I'll check and see what it looks like i
Hello,
Don't know where Gentoo expects it; Debian would be looking
for /etc/dbmail/dbmail.conf, and the default location is
/etc/dbmail.conf. If you chmod 600, make sure the file is
owned by whatever user dbmail is running as (and you'd do
well to make sure that's not root). If you still can't
I am looking for a way to popup an announcement on outlook express or other
email clients either when a box has been suspended or the box is full.
I am using dbmail for my pop3 protocol
does anyone have any ideas about what im looking
thanks
Steven Lamb
Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
Don't know where Gentoo expects it; Debian would be looking
for /etc/dbmail/dbmail.conf, and the default location is
/etc/dbmail.conf. If you chmod 600, make sure the file is
owned by whatever user dbmail is running as (and you'd do
well to make sure that's not root
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I'm assuming you're using 2.0.7 right?
This is a known problem with 2.0's broken mime-parser. 2.1.x does not
have this problem afaict.
I see. But 2.1.x is not recommended for production use, is it?
--
Daniel Kasak
IT Developer
NUS Consulting Group
Level 5, 77 Pacific
Hello,
Ok, looks like it is finding and reading your dbmail.conf,
so back to your original problem (which I thought was being
able to find/read the file):
[dbmail/smtp] main(): error reading alternate config file
Without looking at the source to see where that message is
printed, perhaps your
Daniel,
Are you running sendmail in a chroot environment, or is sendmail running it's
mailers in a chroot environment? I know from painfull experience postfix makes
it *very* easy to run mailers and transports chroot.
Daniel Kasak wrote:
> dkasak dbmail # strace dbmail-util -a 2>&1 | grep dbmail
Jesse Norell wrote:
> And make sure not to leave dbmail.conf mode 666. You want
> to run dbmail under its own userid, and have the file mode 600.
Hear, hear. And run dbmail-smtp setuid!
--
Paul Stevens
Forget about my earlier remark. It appears this is a client issue, not a server
issue. I tested with Evolution.
Messages forwarded as attachment using evolution are presented as expected both
in evolution as well as thunderbird.
Messages forwarded as attachment by thunderbird are *not* presented
Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
Ok, looks like it is finding and reading your dbmail.conf,
so back to your original problem (which I thought was being
able to find/read the file):
[dbmail/smtp] main(): error reading alternate config file
Without looking at the source to see where that message is
On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 22:56 +0100, Paul J Stevens wrote:
> Jesse Norell wrote:
>
> > And make sure not to leave dbmail.conf mode 666. You want
> > to run dbmail under its own userid, and have the file mode 600.
>
> Hear, hear. And run dbmail-smtp setuid!
>
Even better, have the file owned
On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 09:12 +1100, Daniel Kasak wrote:
> Jesse Norell wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> > Ok, looks like it is finding and reading your dbmail.conf,
> >so back to your original problem (which I thought was being
> >able to find/read the file):
> >
> >[dbmail/smtp] main(): error reading alt
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