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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 10:08:54 -0500, reader@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> Where did you learn how to set it up? It appears the authors haven't |
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> even made an attempt to explain how to use it other than the sparse |
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> man page which just lists the cmdline switches. |
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> Or is it just a case of rc-update add teapop default |
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Thanks to CONFIG_PROTECT, I still have the config files in /etc. |
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# cat /etc/conf.d/teapop |
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# TEAPOP command-line options. |
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# Please refer to 'man teapop' for a complete list of options. |
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# -s for standalone mode. |
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TEAPOP_OPTS="-s -L" |
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I don't know if this was the default or not. There's also |
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/etc/teapop.passwd, which is heavily commented. I have these two lines at |
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the end |
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empty:*:passwd:/var/spool/mail:0::mail: |
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default:*:reject |
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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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Neil Bothwick |
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