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openbsd postfix Full path to Postfix control command Full path to Postfix config command Full path to Postfix config file Full path to Postfix aliases generation command need to change the above paths to this: /usr/local/sbin/ from /usr/sbin/
openbsd ran into one minor issue.. smb is put in the following directory /usr/local/libexec/ webmin expects it in this directory /usr/local/sbin either create a link or move to proper directory
Open BSD install very cool install.. made the install cd. boot off of cd.. follow the instructions from web page and you have an openbsd box. only thing on the web site install instructions, is it is expecting you to … Read More »
yet another fetchmail config Thanks to all for your tremendous help, its is all working now as expected. Just to document for anybody that might have the same or a similar problem in the future, here the working configuration. 1. … Read More »
just map the mailing list address to the user wanting the mailing list [root@neptune mail]# more virtusertable ipcop-user@lists.sourceforge.net steve@wildow.com assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net steve@wildow.com nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net steve@wildow.com [root@neptune mail]#
[root@neptune root]# more .fetchmailrc set postmaster “steve@wildow.com” set logfile /var/log/fetch poll mail.earthlink.net with proto POP3 timeout 60 user “swildow@sprintmail.com” there with password “xxxx” is * here smtphost 192.168.x.x poll mail.wildow.com localdomains wildow.com: with proto POP3 timeout 60 envelope “RCPT TO” … Read More »
yet another fetchmail howto Fetchmail “by default” hands off all retrieved e-mail to sendmail. You must have sendmail configured to add the FQDN to your e-mail address by either using a .forward file or an alias defined in /etc/aliases. If … Read More »
Inbound: Internet->ASSP->(Proxies the connection to)->Exchange 2003->Mail Client Outbound: Mail Client->Exchange 2003->ASSP->(Proxies the connection to)->IIS SMTP->Internet A simple step by step install would be: 1. Install a machine with IIS SMTP from scratch. Give it two fixed IPs. 2. Install ActivePerl … Read More »
You have to have IP Aliasing compiled into the kernel. Use the ifconfig command: /sbin/ifconfig eth0:0 x.x.x.x netmask 255.255.x.x up Use the second IP Address instead of x.x.x.x and put the correct information in for the subnet mask. I have … Read More »
I’ve had the same problem connecting to default admin share [c$] from one WinXP Pro box to a second WinXP Pro box – both machines in workgroup mode and not in a domain. This has been going on for quite … Read More »