mkpop3dcert(8) [debian man page]

MKPOP3DCERT(8)						      Double Precision, Inc.						    MKPOP3DCERT(8)

NAME

       mkpop3dcert - create a test SSL certificate for POP3 over SSL

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/mkpop3dcert

DESCRIPTION

       POP3 over SSL requires a valid, signed, X.509 certificate. The default location for the certificate file is /usr/lib/courier/pop3d.pem.
       mkpop3dcert generates a self-signed X.509 certificate, mainly for testing. For production use the X.509 certificate must be signed by a
       recognized certificate authority, in order for mail clients to accept the certificate.

       /usr/lib/courier/pop3d.pem must be owned by the daemon user and have no group or world permissions. The mkpop3dcert command will enforce
       this. To prevent an unfortunate accident, mkpop3dcert will not work if /usr/lib/courier/pop3d.pem already exists.

       mkpop3dcert requires OpenSSL to be installed.

FILES

       /usr/lib/courier/pop3d.pem
	   X.509 certificate.

       /etc/courier/pop3d.cnf
	   Parameters used by OpenSSL to create the X.509 certificate.

SEE ALSO

       courier(8)[1]

AUTHOR

       Sam Varshavchik
	   Author

NOTES

	1. courier(8)
	   [set $man.base.url.for.relative.links]/courier.html

Courier Mail Server						    04/04/2011							    MKPOP3DCERT(8)

MAKEPERCENTRELAY(8)					      Double Precision, Inc.					       MAKEPERCENTRELAY(8)

NAME

       makepercentrelay - Build a list of %-relayed domains

SYNOPSIS

       makepercentrelay

DESCRIPTION

       makepercentrelay reads /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dir and creates /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dat which is a binary database file.
       The files /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay and /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dat specify a list of "percent-hack" domains.
       /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay is a plain text file, containing one domain per line. The Courier mail server loads the contents of
       /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay into memory, so if you have a lot of domains, you will want to use the binary database file. The
       makepercentrelay command reads /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dir, which can be either a plain text file itself, or a directory containing
       plain text files. All files in the subdirectory are concatenated, and the binary database file is created from the result.

       the Courier mail server can use both /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay and /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dat at the same time. Usually you
       would put a couple of your most frequent domains in /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay, then put the rest in
       /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dir, and use makepercentrelay to turn it into a database file.

       "percent-hack" domains are a list of domains for which the Courier mail server accepts mail via ESMTP addressed as
       "local%percent.hack.domain@local.domain", where "percent.hack.domain" is a domain found in /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay or
       /etc/courier/esmtppercentrelay.dat, and "local.domain" is any domain found in /etc/courier/locals. The Courier mail server removes the
       local domain, and rewrites the address as "local@percent.hack.domain", then attempts to deliver it.

       The percent hack applies only to mail received via ESMTP. The Courier mail server does not check this list of domains if the message is
       received via any other way (such as by running /usr/bin/sendmail directly from the command line). "percent.hack.domain" would likely to be
       a domain that the Courier mail server knows how to handle via some other means. It might be an entry in /etc/courier/aliases, or an entry
       in /etc/courier/esmtproutes.

SEE ALSO

       esmtpd(8)[1], makealiases(8)[2].

AUTHOR

       Sam Varshavchik
	   Author

NOTES

	1. esmtpd(8)
	   [set $man.base.url.for.relative.links]/esmtpd.html

	2. makealiases(8)
	   [set $man.base.url.for.relative.links]/makealiases.html

Courier Mail Server						    08/30/2011						       MAKEPERCENTRELAY(8)