Did you use maildirmake on the maildir?
Aside from that, a quick post to the qmail list is probably a better idea
then here.
On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, parlin imanuel wrote:
| dear all,
| i've just installed qmail and set it to use maildir.
| but mail for alias cannot be delivered.
| maillog tells s
dear all,
i've just installed qmail and set it to use maildir.
but mail for alias cannot be delivered.
maillog tells something like this:
"deferral: Temporary_error_on_maildir_delivery"
i've tried to change ~alias/.qmail with both
"/var/qmail/alias/Maildir/" and "./Maildir/"
but nothing ha
Look for a program named iptraf. It allows you to break down everything in
real time.
Rod
Is there a way to control, how is amount of bits a computer in your net is
transmiting (Tx and Rx)?
Router
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/
Is there a way to control, how is amount of bits a computer in your net is
transmiting (Tx and Rx)?
Router
/ \
/\
computer1 computer2
How do I know how much of ban widht compu
Look for a program named iptraf. It allows you to break down everything in
real time.
Rod
>Is there a way to control, how is amount of bits a computer in your net is
>transmiting (Tx and Rx)?
>
>
> Router
> / \
>
Is there a way to control, how is amount of bits a computer in your net is
transmiting (Tx and Rx)?
Router
/ \
/\
computer1 computer2
How do I know how much of ban widht comp
Just agreeing that this is a big Romper Room No No. It is as bad as
allowing telnet access by root.
As an aside, CuteFTP is one of the programs I read about that sends
tracking information back to its advertisers telling them where you went
and what you did. Unless they have changed that, be aw
I give individual accounts e-mail only access by giving them a standard
e-mail account but setting their home directory and their login shell to
/dev/null or /dev/false. So, an entry in the passwd file looks like this:
user1:x:101:103::/dev/null:/dev/null
Which gives them and e-mail account, but
hello
How do you limit the area which a user can go with ftp?
i.e, when user ftp's to my server, how do I keep him in
his portion of the filesystem only.
Way back when, I saw a setup on a redhat system which
had a non standard "cd" binary which was put
in each user's path. This "cd" could not be
On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 09:33:31PM +0200, ?ts Attila wrote:
> I've installed PROFTPD with factory settings.
> Connecting with CuteFTP I cannot logon as root.
> What is the reason and the solution?
Reason, it's insanely insecure.
Solution, read the FAQ on http://www.proftpd.net/docs/ and
particual
Just agreeing that this is a big Romper Room No No. It is as bad as
allowing telnet access by root.
As an aside, CuteFTP is one of the programs I read about that sends
tracking information back to its advertisers telling them where you went
and what you did. Unless they have changed that, be a
I give individual accounts e-mail only access by giving them a standard
e-mail account but setting their home directory and their login shell to
/dev/null or /dev/false. So, an entry in the passwd file looks like this:
user1:x:101:103::/dev/null:/dev/null
Which gives them and e-mail account, b
hello
How do you limit the area which a user can go with ftp?
i.e, when user ftp's to my server, how do I keep him in
his portion of the filesystem only.
Way back when, I saw a setup on a redhat system which
had a non standard "cd" binary which was put
in each user's path. This "cd" could not b
On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 09:33:31PM +0200, ?ts Attila wrote:
> I've installed PROFTPD with factory settings.
> Connecting with CuteFTP I cannot logon as root.
> What is the reason and the solution?
Reason, it's insanely insecure.
Solution, read the FAQ on http://www.proftpd.net/docs/ and
particua
> What's the way, if I would like to provide only e-mail service to the
> It works with giving a fake shell in the passwd file, but how would you do
> it? Should I create definitely a shell account?
There was a short discussion here about virtual services ...
you can keep your pop3 password in any
On Tue, Jul 18, 2000 at 12:52:01PM +0200, Aubert Gabor wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> I have a short question:
> What's the way, if I would like to provide only e-mail service to the
> users? No telnet, ftp account, only POP3.
You might look into qmail, and on the site at:
http://www.tibus.net/pgregg/pr
Hi there!
I have a short question:
What's the way, if I would like to provide only e-mail service to the
users? No telnet, ftp account, only POP3.
It works with giving a fake shell in the passwd file, but how would you do
it? Should I create definitely a shell account?
thanx: aboy
> What's the way, if I would like to provide only e-mail service to the
> It works with giving a fake shell in the passwd file, but how would you do
> it? Should I create definitely a shell account?
There was a short discussion here about virtual services ...
you can keep your pop3 password in an
On Tue, Jul 18, 2000 at 12:52:01PM +0200, Aubert Gabor wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> I have a short question:
> What's the way, if I would like to provide only e-mail service to the
> users? No telnet, ftp account, only POP3.
You might look into qmail, and on the site at:
http://www.tibus.net/pgregg/p
Hi there!
I have a short question:
What's the way, if I would like to provide only e-mail service to the
users? No telnet, ftp account, only POP3.
It works with giving a fake shell in the passwd file, but how would you do
it? Should I create definitely a shell account?
thanx: aboy
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