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Re: How to use SquirrelMail?



On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Ian Duggan wrote:

>
> > OK, I'm getting close.
> >
> > I now have fetchmail handing mail off to smail/procmail as before, but
> > added a procmail rule for a particular account to go into a maildir format
> > for courier-imap, which I now have installed.
> >
> > I think the only think missing is how SquirrelMail and IMAP get configured
> > with a userid/passwd to access the maildir that now has one message
> > sitting in it. When I give my regular id/pwd it times out. Any hints? I'm
> > RTFMing still...
>
> The first thing to test is that you can access courier-imap directly
> using another IMAP client. I.e. can you use fetchmail to retrieve from
> your local courier-imap server? I use Netscape Messenger, but any mature
> mail reader that supports imap could be used to test.
>
> courier-imap recently changed from using "pam" directly to using a
> daemon called "authdaemond". It listens on a local unix socket. It is
> configured by /etc/courier/authdamond if you are using the debian
> package.
>
> What version of courier-imap do you have?

1.4.3-1 from sid.

Ah, it _just_ started working! but I'm afraid I didn't notice what I might
have done to fix it. It may have been as simple as renaming ~/maildir to
~/Maildir.

Next up is to set up pine for imap (collections, it seems) so that pine
and squirrelmail can share the Maildir folders. If it all works, then I
need to convert a bunch of mbox files to maildir format. I did a search
and found a script for this.

After that, install some plugins!

...RickM...



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