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'''[http://www.courier-mta.org/imap/ Courier IMAP]''' is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. |
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#REDIRECT [[IMAP]] |
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== References == |
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* [http://www.courier-mta.org/imap/ Courier IMAP homepage] |
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** [http://www.courier-mta.org/maildir.html maildir - E-mail directory] |
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** [http://www.courier-mta.org/FAQ.html Courier FAQ] |
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* On ''openSUSE'': |
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** Package doc at <tt>/usr/share/doc/packages/courier-authlib</tt> and <tt>/usr/share/doc/packages/courier-imap</tt>. |
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* On ''Ubuntu'': |
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** https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Courier |
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* Manpages & package documentation: |
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** [http://www.courier-mta.org/maildirmake.html maildirmake(1)] |
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** couriertcpd(1) |
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** imapd(8) |
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** userdb(8) |
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** makeuserdb(8) |
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** <tt>/usr/share/doc/courier-doc</tt> (on Ubuntu, with package '''courier-doc''' installed) |
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== Install == |
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=== Ubuntu === |
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To install Courier IMAP: |
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* Install the required packages: |
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{{pl2|<source lang="bash" enclose="prevalid">sudo apt-get install courier-imap courier-doc courier-imap-ssl</source>}} |
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* Create '''/etc/courier/userdb.dat''' |
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{{pl2|<source lang="bash" enclose="prevalid"> |
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sudo su |
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pw2userdb >/etc/courier/userdb |
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chmod 600 /etc/courier/userdb |
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makeuserdb |
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maildirmake /etc/skel/Maildir # Create Maildir directory for all new users |
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</source>}} |
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To use the password from '''<tt>/etc/courier/userdb</tt>''' (and not from '''PAM''') (as root): |
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* Edit the file <tt>/etc/courier/authdaemonrc</tt>, and change it as follows: |
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{{pl2|<source lang="text">authmodulelist="authuserdb"</source>}} |
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* Restart the daemon: |
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{{pl2|<source lang="bash" enclose="prevalid">/etc/init.d/courier-authdaemon restart</source>}} |
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* Change the password for user '''username''' and commit the changes |
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{{pl2|<source lang="bash" enclose="prevalid"> |
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userdbpw -md5 | userdb username set systempw |
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makeuserdb |
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</source>}} |
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* Test the new password with |
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{{pl2|<source lang="bash" enclose="prevalid"> |
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nc imapserver 143 |
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01 LOGIN username password |
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02 LOGOUT |
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</source>}} |
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=== OpenSUSE === |
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Binary package for '''Courier IMAP''' is available on '''openSUSE''' (package '''courier-authlib''' and '''courier-imap'''). However it conflicts with the default IMAP server, ('''UW IMAP'''), which must first be uninstalled. |
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=== Cygwin === |
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See the page dedicated to [[Courier Cygwin]]. |
Revision as of 15:16, 21 February 2011
Courier IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs.
References
- Courier IMAP homepage
- On openSUSE:
- Package doc at /usr/share/doc/packages/courier-authlib and /usr/share/doc/packages/courier-imap.
- On Ubuntu:
- Manpages & package documentation:
- maildirmake(1)
- couriertcpd(1)
- imapd(8)
- userdb(8)
- makeuserdb(8)
- /usr/share/doc/courier-doc (on Ubuntu, with package courier-doc installed)
Install
Ubuntu
To install Courier IMAP:
- Install the required packages:
sudo apt-get install courier-imap courier-doc courier-imap-ssl
- Create /etc/courier/userdb.dat
sudo su
pw2userdb >/etc/courier/userdb
chmod 600 /etc/courier/userdb
makeuserdb
maildirmake /etc/skel/Maildir # Create Maildir directory for all new users
To use the password from /etc/courier/userdb (and not from PAM) (as root):
- Edit the file /etc/courier/authdaemonrc, and change it as follows:
authmodulelist="authuserdb"
- Restart the daemon:
/etc/init.d/courier-authdaemon restart
- Change the password for user username and commit the changes
userdbpw -md5 | userdb username set systempw
makeuserdb
- Test the new password with
nc imapserver 143
01 LOGIN username password
02 LOGOUT
OpenSUSE
Binary package for Courier IMAP is available on openSUSE (package courier-authlib and courier-imap). However it conflicts with the default IMAP server, (UW IMAP), which must first be uninstalled.
Cygwin
See the page dedicated to Courier Cygwin.