> On 30/01/2021 22:51 Michael Agbaglo wrote:
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> Hi!
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> Trying to set up dovecot for local accounts and virtual users, sending
> test mail fails: dovecot sees a permission problem in /home but the mail
> should go to /srv/mail/example.net/alice.
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> "euid=1001() egid=1001()" 1001 does
Just for the record, here is my approach to my spam filter design just in case
anyone is interested.
Design goals:
1. It should Just Work with an absolute minimum amount of user intervention
and training required. That said, there are cases where user intervention will
be necessary. In part
Hi!
Trying to set up dovecot for local accounts and virtual users, sending
test mail fails: dovecot sees a permission problem in /home but the mail
should go to /srv/mail/example.net/alice.
"euid=1001() egid=1001()" 1001 doesn't not exist in
/etc/passwd - Where does it come from?
M.
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> -Original Message-
> From: dovecot On Behalf Of Ron Garret
> Sent: 30 January 2021 17:49
> To: Dovecot
> Subject: Processing incoming mail efficiently
>
> I’ve asked a related question on this list before but I now have a much
> better handle on what I’m doing and I realize that I st
On Jan 30, 2021, at 11:54 AM, Tom Hendrikx wrote:
> IMHO you're still trying to re-invent the wheel :)
I don’t deny that. The goal of this project is as much (maybe more) to be a
learning experience as it is to produce something useful.
FWIW, there are two reasons I don’t want to use a non-
On 30-01-2021 19:11, Ron Garret wrote:
Sorry, I left out a few details.
The filter actually has two parts, one of which is on the MTA side (a milter).
That part does things like keep track of outgoing mail from authorized users so
that it knows when an incoming message has a subject line t
Hi community,
when doing imapsync to my dovecot server (Host2) I get the following
Host2 capability before authentication: IMAP4rev1 SASL-IR LOGIN-REFERRALS ID
ENABLE IDLE LITERAL+ STARTTLS AUTH=PLAIN AUTH=LOGIN AUTH
DEBUG: .../IO/Socket/SSL.pm:1117: global error: Undefined SSL object
Host2: Soc
Sorry, I left out a few details.
The filter actually has two parts, one of which is on the MTA side (a milter).
That part does things like keep track of outgoing mail from authorized users so
that it knows when an incoming message has a subject line that a user has sent
out or is from a sender
On 30-01-2021 17:49, Ron Garret wrote:
I’ve asked a related question on this list before but I now have a much better
handle on what I’m doing and I realize that I still don’t know the answer, so
I’m going to ask this again in a slightly different form.
I’m writing a spam filter, so obvious
I’ve asked a related question on this list before but I now have a much better
handle on what I’m doing and I realize that I still don’t know the answer, so
I’m going to ask this again in a slightly different form.
I’m writing a spam filter, so obviously I need to feed incoming mail to it
someh
I’m working on a spam filter. Incoming messages are sent to an “incoming”
folder (via a sieve script) where they are processed by the filter and moved
either to INBOX or Junk. My question is: what is the right way to effect this
move? Can I just mv the file? With Dovecot automatically notice
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