Lee Hoffman wrote:
> Ive followed the directions to a T, while compiling cyrus sasl (w/ldap
> support) and cyrus (2.0.16) (with ssl support) on a debian 2.2r3 distro
> box. The compilation and installation report no errors. I follow the
> installation directions, and ensure that all the directorie
Hi all.
I'have a message error in my syslog when i try to connect to my imapd
server in localhost :
Could not getenv(CYRUS_SERVICE); existing
My Inetd.conf is ok
I running a cyrus-imapd-2.0.16 and cyrus-sasl-1.5.24
My authentification is "passwd"
I don't Understand, Please Help me !!
Ps : so
Jerome wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I'have a message error in my syslog when i try to connect to my imapd
> server in localhost :
> Could not getenv(CYRUS_SERVICE); existing
>
> My Inetd.conf is ok
This is your problem. Cyrus v2 does not use inetd. Please read the
installation instructions.
Ken
Anyone out there have any scripts to add virtual accounts?
I have Qmail+Cyrus+SASL+PHP on the server. I need an API to allow partners to
create users via a HTTP script of some sort.
--Joe
Joe Stump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"How
Dear Mika,
Thanks a bunch for the advice. I deleted db from /etc/nsswitch.conf and
viola, master stopped segfaulting on launch.
Unfortunately, IMAP still isnt working though. When I run:
/usr/local/bin/imtest -m login foobar
I get the following error:
gethostbyname: No such file or directory
fa
On Sat, 20 Oct 2001, Ken Murchison wrote:
> There is now way with SASL v1.5 because sasldb stores an intermediate
> value used in CRAM-MD5, not the plaintext password. In SASL v2 sasldb
> store only plaintext passwords, so it *might* be possible to use
> pwcheck/saslauthd to do non-plaintext mec
Rob Siemborski wrote:
> No, it is not possible to sue CRAM-MD5 (or DIGEST-MD5) with
> pwcheck/saslauthd, because the mechanism needs to be able to compute the
> secret which is used from the plaintext. saslauthd and pwcheck both will
> only verify a password (as in, return 'YES' or 'NO'), they wi
One of my users has this script:
if anyof(
header :matches "subject" "*[spam score 10.0/10.0 -pobox]*",
header :matches "subject" "**") {
reject "Message bounced by server content filter";
stop;
}
It is rejecting a lot of messages that do not match either test.
No, you can not do CRAM-MD5 authentication with pwcheck.
CRAM-MD5 authentication works by transmitting a random value, called a
nonce, between the client and server instead of sending the actual
password. The first step in authentication is to send the nonce to the
client, the client then gene
> I'm not even sure that a general facility for handling CRAM-MD5
> authentication could be added to pwcheck ( or saslauthd ). The problem
> is that many backend password stores ( ie mysql, ldap, etc ) store the
> passwords as hashes that don't give the server enough information to
> generate
On Sun, 21 Oct 2001, Joe Stump wrote:
> Anyone out there have any scripts to add virtual accounts?
>
> I have Qmail+Cyrus+SASL+PHP on the server. I need an API to allow partners to
> create users via a HTTP script of some sort.
The IMAP interface to PHP should work. It requires you to compile o
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Joe Stump wrote:
> But will it allow me to add users to my SASL db? It doesn't seem that way.
It'll add the account itself but you'd probably have to find another way
to add the password. Sorry, you did say "SASL" and I didn't make the
connection. (it's late)
--
JustThe.ne
SASL is a way to create virtual users in a DB without creating accounts. This
allows me to host users on my box without giving them shell access.
--Joe
On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 01:20:07AM -0400, Steven J. Sobol wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Joe Stump wrote:
>
> > But will it allow me to add user
But will it allow me to add users to my SASL db? It doesn't seem that way.
--Joe
On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 01:06:53AM -0400, Steven J. Sobol wrote:
> On Sun, 21 Oct 2001, Joe Stump wrote:
>
> > Anyone out there have any scripts to add virtual accounts?
> >
> > I have Qmail+Cyrus+SASL+PHP on the
Dear All,
To install and test cyrus2.0.16, I have
installed it in new directories (and kept old directories related to Cyrus2.0.7)
in /usr/cyrus16 and /usr/local16. It has no problem, but when I send email to
this host I got such a message. Maybe it does not because of cyrus,
but I don't kn
I'm using Qmail+Cyrus+SASL ... it's virtual accounts with virtual users and
seems to be supporting multiple boxes one multiple domains. Here is a short
list of what got Qmail+Cyrus up and running ...
1.) Any Cyrus+SASL HOWTO will work for compiling instructions
2.) Add qmail to the mail group (no
Joe,
Although it's set up to not allow the addition of users, but only the
changing of existing user's passwords, the MassSASLPass
(http://www.icaht.com/masssaslpass/) scripts can be easily modified to do
what you want. Due to sasldb's being owned by root, the scripts are a
combination of php
Joe Stump([EMAIL PROTECTED])@Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 02:11:28AM -0500:
> I'm using Qmail+Cyrus+SASL ... it's virtual accounts with virtual users and
> seems to be supporting multiple boxes one multiple domains. Here is a short
> list of what got Qmail+Cyrus up and running ...
>
> 1.) Any Cyrus+SASL
Jeremy,
You've probably noticed this yourself, but I'm suspecting cyrus is treating
the [ and ] as standard regex grouping characters, which would explain the
number rejects. I don't really know anything about the Cyrus codebase, not
being a programmer, but I do know that sieve can support reg
I just installed Cyrus for the first time to evaluate it as a possible
mailserver to use at my company. I was surprised to find that each
folder/mailbox is a single directory... my experience is that on
typical Unix filesystems (UFS, ext2) this would cause severe performance
degradation once a m
> Dear All,
> To install and test cyrus2.0.16, I have installed it in new directories (and kept
>old directories related to Cyrus2.0.7) in /usr/cyrus16 and /usr/local16. It has no
>problem, but when I send email to this host I got such a message. Maybe it does not
>because of cyrus, but I don'
William K. Hardeman wrote:
> You've probably noticed this yourself, but I'm suspecting cyrus is
treating
> the [ and ] as standard regex grouping characters, which would explain the
> number rejects. I don't really know anything about the Cyrus codebase, not
> being a programmer, but I do know tha
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