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cucipop not locking mail
by John Leach - Dec 16th 2001 05:25:29
cucipop appears to violate RFC1939 in that it allows
more than one connection to a mailbox
simultaneously.
I say 'appears to violate' because I've tried a couple
of different ISPs using cucipop and they both had this
behaviour. It may be a configuration option.
My tests indicated that (a) a second connection to a
mailbox will succeed when the first one is still active
(ie before it has issued a quit); and that (b) if you
have more than one connection active at the same
time then if both connections are deleting email
independently then the first connection to quit will
have its deletions accepted and the second
connection will have its deletions ignored.
Is there a way to write a pop client so that multiple
connections can safely access the same mailbox?
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1.31 is the last ?
by Tomek Lutelmowski - Jun 4th 2001 03:02:39
Hey! I like cucipop very much, i don't have any problems with it (it works
with 400 big accounts VERY FAST), but why developing of it stops ? It
realy can't be better ?
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Re: 1.31 is the last ?
by Kevin Ying - Aug 15th 2001 04:07:46
> Hey! I like cucipop very much, i don't
> have any problems with it (it works with
> 400 big accounts VERY FAST), but why
> developing of it stops ? It realy can't
> be better ?
If you telnet to port 110 of cuci.nl, you'll find
that they are using v2.00 of cucipop...
The author says that he's going to release it soon
but it might help if you sent mail to srb@cuci.nl
to register your interest!
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Cucipop
by Nicko - Jun 9th 2000 15:08:26
This is one of the best pop3 servers I have found. One error that I have
run into, and have not found the solution to yet is this:
Err Locking [user]'s mailbox.
When this happens the user is able to pop off their e-mail, but the
e-mail that is downloaded stays on the server. Even my webmail program
has the problem. Has anyone else run into this problem or found a
solution to it?
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Re: Cucipop
by didjital1 - Jun 8th 2001 14:44:28
> This is one of the best pop3 servers I
> have found. One error that I have run
> into, and have not found the solution to
> yet is this:
>
> Err Locking [user]'s mailbox.
>
> When this happens the user is able to
> pop off their e-mail, but the e-mail
> that is downloaded stays on the server.
> Even my webmail program has the problem.
> Has anyone else run into this problem
> or found a solution to it?
yea.. i receive this same error, im running freebsd4.2-RELEASE.. please if
anyone has found a fix if you could please fire me some docs to read or the
fix i'd be so much obliged..!
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Re: Cucipop
by Victor Kazmirenko - Nov 14th 2001 10:13:07
> % have found. One error that I have
> %
> % Err Locking [user]'s mailbox.
Since 26 -r-xr-sr-x 1 bin mail 26368 13 âåð 21:11
/usr/local/libexec/cucipop
/var/mail should writable by group mail, which has GID 6.
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Re: Cucipop
by Tony Shadwick - Oct 3rd 2002 10:56:29
>
> % % have found. One error that I have
> % %
> % % Err Locking [user]'s mailbox.
>
>
> Since 26 -r-xr-sr-x 1 bin mail 26368
> 13 âåð 21:11
> /usr/local/libexec/cucipop
> /var/mail should writable by group mail,
> which has GID 6.
>
Uh, be more specific. I've run this:
chown go-w /var/mail
chown root:mail /var/mail
chmod 755 /var/mail
Now, according to what you've just told me, that should have worked,
right?
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Re: Cucipop
by Tony Shadwick - Oct 3rd 2002 11:08:06
Oops!
Here's the magic incantation you're probably looking for in order to fix
the problem with duplicate messages not getting deleted:
chown root:mail /var/mail
chmod go+w /var/mail
chmod 750 /var/mail
Hurray, problem fixed. :)
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Fails to compile on Solaris
by Shaman - Nov 16th 1999 17:13:33
authenticate.c: In function `cgetpwnam':
authenticate.c:105: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:105: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:105: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:105: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:106: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:135: warning: left-hand operand of comma expression has no
effect
authenticate.c:135: warning: statement with no effect
authenticate.c: In function `auth_checkpassword':
authenticate.c:198: warning: passing arg 2 of `strcmp' makes pointer from
integer without a cast
authenticate.c: In function `auth_checkvalidshell':
authenticate.c:207: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
authenticate.c: In function `auth_mailboxname':
authenticate.c:253: warning: unused variable `servernlen'
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Documentation
by C.J. Collier - Nov 16th 1999 14:02:11
My ISP has been using cucipop as an alternative to qpopper for quite some
time, and it has been working very well besides the fact that I can't find
any documentation on it. This may just be a fault of my own, though. I am
trying to kludge something togeather to make the daemon ignore all messages
with the IMAP header:
DON'T DELETE THIS MESSAGE -- FOLDER INTERNAL DATA.
I'm sure this is not specific to cuci, but it is hard to know where to
start without any documentation. If anyone knows of a mailing list, please
feel free to post it.
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inetd
by MH720 - Jun 1st 1999 22:05:18
Don't even think about running this as an inetd service if you plan on
running cucipop on a large site, inetd will hose when you start getting
alot of concurrent users. We use S99local to kick off
/usr/cucipop/cucipop -Y -q , and have at times 70+ concurrent users
checking email on a p2 300 / 128mb. cucipop works VERY well for the
smallest to the largest (20000+ user) sites, but watch out for inetd, same
goes for the sendmail/exim MTA!
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GPL
by Jordan Mendelson - Mar 23rd 1999 06:44:10
This software seems to violate the GPL. There is source that was taken
directly from procmail which is under GPL, yet cucipop was not placed
under GPL (missing COPYING file and no mention to GPL).
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Re: GPL
by Stephen R. van den Berg - Aug 16th 2001 15:10:13
> There is source that was taken directly
> from procmail which is under GPL, yet
This sentence should have read: "from procmail which is also
available under the GPL".
> cucipop was not placed under GPL
> (missing COPYING file and no mention to
> GPL).
Which is entirely correct and in no way violates the GPL considering the
fact that the author of cucipop happens to be the author of procmail as
well, and is therefore permitted to rerelease any part of the procmail
sources under any license he sees fit.
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cucipop
by JobeR - Mar 17th 1999 15:07:52
We had a similar problem running 6000 users on a mail machine, ipop3d was
killing our machine, easily sending loads over 25. Installed qpopper, but
there was many problems with that, and people were not able to get all of
their mail. We now run cucipop, and the configurability, and efficiency
are unnmatched. Loads now hold at around .5 for the entire mail machine!
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