Hi!! Thanks a lot a lot......thanks for your attention!! Something I have wrong in my configuration.... When I do: [root@sewebt home]# telnet localhost 110 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1). Escape character is '^]'. +OK Dovecot ready. user pepe +OK pass pepe06 -ERR Temporary authentication failure. Connection closed by foreign host. [root@sewebt home]#
It fails!! Some problem with the 110 port?
With all the best, Maria
Gerard Seibert escribió:
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Brian G. Peterson wrote:
On Friday 24 November 2006 09:34, maria.freixes_graells@alcatel.es wrote:
Please....I am lost completly!! Could anyone help me to solve the question of how can I configure the mail in my linux machine.... The scenarious is that this linux machine with red had enterprise linux 4 receives mail from another machine via sendmail. This mail is saved into /var/spool/mail/ directori, the user is webmaster. But I want that the mails into /var/spool/mail/webmaster are sended to the "evolution mail" via pop protocol. Any idea? If you could weaste some time with me, I be very gratefully for it!! Thanks a lot, Maria
maria.freixes_graells@alcatel.es escribió:
Hello people!!
First, thanks very much to Ejay Hire and to John Peacock for your quickly answer!!
Now, I've dovecot installed, I downloaded the source and I compiled them. It's running ok now.
But.....as I am new in all these issues I have some problems with the configuration.
I have a user called "webmaster" that have a mail into /var/spool/mail, I want to redirect these mails to the "Evolution Mail" program from my Linux Desktop. I have doubts in two ways:
1.- Is the dovecot.conf file correct? 2.- Are the "Evolution Mail" setting correct?
Evolution Account Settings: Name: webmaster@bar.ses.alcatel.es Full Name: webmaster Email Address: webmaster@bar.ses.alcatel.es Server Type: POP Host: 159.23.98.66 Username: webmaster Server Type: SMTP Server Configuration: 159.23.98.66
You need to have an uncommented "protocol pop3" section in your config file. There are many examples both in the comments in the distributed dovecot.conf file, and on the dovecot website.
for example:
protocol pop3 { listen = *:110 }
would listen on the standard pop3 port (110) for connections from all hosts.
protocol pop3 { listen = localhost:110 } would listen only on localhost (the same machine, not allowing any remote connections to dovecot)
Or, on my server, I use: protocol pop3 { ssl_listen = *:995 } allowing only encrypted connections to pop3 from anywhere.
you could also combine directives like this:
protocol pop3 { listen = *:110 ssl_listen = *:995 }
I have never uncommented, no modified any of those settings, yet I can connect just fine using STARTTLS. I did make sure that I had both IMAPS and POP3S listed under 'protocols' however.