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Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> writes: |
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> I'm fairly sure I was still using mbox files at the time, although I |
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> can't recall whether it makes any difference here. |
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> Or you could use dovecot. It's not quite as lightweight as teapop, but |
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> the config file is well explained. |
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Thanks for the input... I've installed 3 pop3 servers now just to see |
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there documentation and in every case there is very little other than |
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a few cmdline switches. popa3d appears to be the absolute worst. |
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After starting it I cannot get a connection from another local lan |
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machine on the pop port |
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syslog shows: |
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Jun 27 11:20:50 reader popa3d[21498]: |
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Authentication failed for bobbie |
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Well I created the account and passwd so I know those are correct but |
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popa3d offers no debug info or switch for verbosity. |
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Apparently its felt that an admin should know how to set this up and |
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debug etc. Not this one (as is often the case with me). Apparenlty |
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there is some unwritten law amongst pop3 daemon authors to keep it all |
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close to the chest. hehe. |
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Thanks for the dovecot tip... a well commented config sounds pretty good. |
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