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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org> on 2007/03/06 12:41:28 UTC
how to change user passwords (Was: OK sorry for hijacking/ was not
aware of it.)
As you have problems with subjects on-topic with bodies I changed it :-P
The telnet to remote manager is the way to go.
You say "could not get in": doesn't it accept the password or does it
reject the connection?
Somewhere in <jameshome>/apps/james/SAR-INF/config.xml there is a
"<remotemanager enabled="true">" block.
In that xml block you can read the port RemoteManager listen to, wether
it is enabled or not and the username/password used to login.
Stefano
Jim Romano ha scritto:
> I need to change a password on a box. I have vnc access to this
> machine. is there a way to change a password for a mail user in a
> directory or file? Please?
>
> I tried the telnet but could not get in. I can go to the host where
> the box is and use the terminal there. thanks, Jim
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Re: in INBOX a copy of message for each recipient
Posted by Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org>.
Davide Dalla Rosa ha scritto:
> Hi all. My installation of James retrieves mail from an external pop3 server
> (Merak pop3, 8.9.1) and routes to lan.
> The external pop3 server puts in INBOX folder a copy of the message for each
> recipient, e.g. if some mail gets into merak with recipients tizio, caio and
> sempronio (TO, CC, BCC, ...), merak puts in INBOX folder copies of the
> message.
> Is this behaviour pop3 protocol compliant? Does anybody knows if you can
> configure this behaviour? i.e. set some flag in mekar telling it to put in
> INOBX only a copy of the message?
POP3 specification does not say anything about this.
You should ask other questions to Merak support (I, and probably others
here, never used it).
> Other strange thing is that accoding to James, merak mail server does not
> support "permanent SEEN flag".
> "Message marked as SEEN, but the folder does not support a permanent SEEN
> flag".
> What this mean?
http://james.apache.org/server/2.3.0/fetchmail_configuration.html
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fetchmail Caveats
The POP3 protocol does not enforce support of any of the Flags
associated with messages other than DELETED. This means that
markseen="true" will most likely have no effect and therefore, the
fetchall tag will be inoperative. In this situation, the only way to
avoid repeatedly fetching the same mail is to delete it from the server
using leaveonserver="false"/>.
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in INBOX a copy of message for each recipient
Posted by Davide Dalla Rosa <d....@pollisrl.it>.
Hi all. My installation of James retrieves mail from an external pop3 server
(Merak pop3, 8.9.1) and routes to lan.
The external pop3 server puts in INBOX folder a copy of the message for each
recipient, e.g. if some mail gets into merak with recipients tizio, caio and
sempronio (TO, CC, BCC, ...), merak puts in INBOX folder copies of the
message.
Is this behaviour pop3 protocol compliant? Does anybody knows if you can
configure this behaviour? i.e. set some flag in mekar telling it to put in
INOBX only a copy of the message?
Other strange thing is that accoding to James, merak mail server does not
support "permanent SEEN flag".
"Message marked as SEEN, but the folder does not support a permanent SEEN
flag".
What this mean?
thanks
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Re: how to change user passwords (Was: OK sorry for hijacking/ was
not aware of it.)
Posted by Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org>.
Jim Romano ha scritto:
> thank you sir, i went telnet dataforcecrm and telnet
> dataforcecrm.com and connection is refused. I am on the box remotely
> using VNC. JR
Run "telnet localhost 4555" from a shell inside the VNC controlled server.
Stefano
PS: I think you really should better look for a sysadmin.
> On 3/6/07, Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org> wrote:
>> As you have problems with subjects on-topic with bodies I changed it :-P
>>
>> The telnet to remote manager is the way to go.
>>
>> You say "could not get in": doesn't it accept the password or does it
>> reject the connection?
>>
>> Somewhere in <jameshome>/apps/james/SAR-INF/config.xml there is a
>> "<remotemanager enabled="true">" block.
>> In that xml block you can read the port RemoteManager listen to, wether
>> it is enabled or not and the username/password used to login.
>>
>> Stefano
>>
>> Jim Romano ha scritto:
>> > I need to change a password on a box. I have vnc access to this
>> > machine. is there a way to change a password for a mail user in a
>> > directory or file? Please?
>> >
>> > I tried the telnet but could not get in. I can go to the host where
>> > the box is and use the terminal there. thanks, Jim
>>
>>
>>
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Re: how to change user passwords (Was: OK sorry for hijacking/ was not aware of it.)
Posted by Jim Romano <jr...@dataforcecrm.com>.
thank you sir, i went telnet dataforcecrm and telnet
dataforcecrm.com and connection is refused. I am on the box remotely
using VNC. JR
On 3/6/07, Stefano Bagnara <ap...@bago.org> wrote:
> As you have problems with subjects on-topic with bodies I changed it :-P
>
> The telnet to remote manager is the way to go.
>
> You say "could not get in": doesn't it accept the password or does it
> reject the connection?
>
> Somewhere in <jameshome>/apps/james/SAR-INF/config.xml there is a
> "<remotemanager enabled="true">" block.
> In that xml block you can read the port RemoteManager listen to, wether
> it is enabled or not and the username/password used to login.
>
> Stefano
>
> Jim Romano ha scritto:
> > I need to change a password on a box. I have vnc access to this
> > machine. is there a way to change a password for a mail user in a
> > directory or file? Please?
> >
> > I tried the telnet but could not get in. I can go to the host where
> > the box is and use the terminal there. thanks, Jim
>
>
>
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