[Spambayes] pop3proxy with multiple pop server

François Granger francois.granger@free.fr
Thu Nov 28 17:13:53 2002


The part of the mail below _has_ to go in the documentation. It is a really
clear and simple explanation of the pop3proxy configuration.

Thanks

on 28/11/02 15:57, Tim Stone - Four Stones Expressions at
tim@fourstonesExpressions.com wrote:

> papadoc, the username and password are simply passed through by the proxy from
> your email client.  For each email account you have, you configure your email
> client roughly as follows:
> 
> server name: localhost
> server port: <a unique port number>
> userid: <whatever userid is appropriate>
> password: <whatever password is appropriate>
> 
> For each email account you have, you add configuration to the pop3proxy as
> follows:
> 
> pop3proxy_servers: <a pop3 server>
> pop3proxy_ports: <a unique port number, matching above>
> 
> This ties the pop3server to the local port, allowing the proxy to intercept
> your messages and insert the spambayes header.  In your example, quoted below,
> it would kinda look like this:
> 
> ***************************************************
> Email client configured for three servers:
> 
> server name: localhost
> server port: 6111
> userid: name1
> password: ********
> 
> server name: localhost
> server port: 6112
> userid: name2
> password: *******
> 
> server name: localhost
> server port: 6113
> userid: name3
> password: *******
> 
> Pop3proxy configured for three servers
> 
> pop3proxy_servers: mail.gmc.ulava1.ca,pop.videotron.ca,pop.videotron.net
> pop3proxy_ports: 6111,6112,6113

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