Re: [LUNI] ipop3d WAS:Re:

From: Jeff Norton (jnorton128@ameritech.net)
Date: Wed Mar 14 2001 - 19:44:48 CST

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    inetd was not being started on startup. Thanks for the help. Now I have to
    find out why inetd isn't being started on boot. I hate new Distros!!!!

    Jeff Norton
    www.developersfoundry.com
    For Developers by Developers
    jnorton128@ameritech.net

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "trent" <trent@trentland.com>
    To: <luni@luni.org>
    Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 9:22 PM
    Subject: [LUNI] ipop3d WAS:Re:

    > Jeff Norton wrote:
    > >
    > > Where in linux do you turn on pop3 support. I can telnet
    > > www.boxname.com 25 the smtp port and get in but I can't get into my
    > > pop3 (port 110). i checked the inetd.conf file and pop3 is unmasked. I
    > > can check my mail on the box locally by using "mail" but not netscape
    > > any ideas?
    >
    > Is pop3 running? Do a
    >
    > >netstat -l | grep pop3
    >
    > You should see something like:
    > >tcp 0 0 * :pop3 *:* LISTEN
    >
    > If not, check /etc/inetd.conf and make sure the following line doesn't
    > have a '#' in front of it:
    > pop3 stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd ipop3d
    >
    > If it does, remove it (the #-sign) and then restart the inetd daemon by
    > typing:
    > >killall -HUP inetd
    >
    >
    > Next, check your /etc/hosts.allow & /etc/hosts.deny files to make sure
    > that you are not denying service from your network to the ipop3d
    > service. I personally allow 110 access to my local network (note the
    > locations of the dots, /24 subnetting doesn't work here IIRC) :
    >
    > ipop3d:127.
    > ipop3d:192.168.1.
    > ipop3d:.trentland.com
    >
    >
    > Lastly, make sure your ipchains rules do not deny access from your
    > internal interface to port 110.
    >
    > Oh yeah- you have to have some mail ;) I use fetchmail, abfab.
    >
    > I run my mailserver to all of the clients on my home network, and I
    > answer my mail remotely (from work, LAN and dialup) via ipop3d. It was
    > a whole new world when I could retrieve all the mail at home, sort it,
    > and have it waiting- all automatically.
    >
    > fetchmail/ipop3d are a killer combo.
    >
    > trent
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