courier-imap 3.0.3 builds, but generates ACL errors

[Markie]

Hi!

Did you get this problem solved? I had this exact same problem!! I spent
ages getting it to work, unfortuantly I really have NO idea at all which
thing I did fixed it.

If you upgraded I am guessing you kept the config files in /usr/local/etc/?
I _think_ the thing that fixed it may have been when I moved the config
files (backup and delete if you like), uninstalled and reinstalled it.

Let me know if that works or not

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Edward Aronyk" <earonyk at upnix.com>
To: <freebsd-questions at freebsd.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 5:30 AM
Subject: courier-imap 3.0.3 builds, but generates ACL errors


| Hello All,
|
| I recently decided it was time to upgrade courier-imap to version 3.0.3
| because of the potential for remote exploits via the disclosed buffer
| overflows. The system runs FreeBSD 4.8 (RELEND_4_8).
|
| I went about this by doing a cvsup to get my ports tree up to date.
| Following that I did:
|
| # cd /usr/ports/mail/courier-imap
| # make clean
| # make deinstall
| # make
| # make install
|
| The compile and installation seem to go cleanly, however the software
| doesn't function properly. Neither Outlook, Evolution nor SquirrelMail
can
| connect to it, and /var/log/maillog contains errors along the lines of
|
| -- SNIP --
| imapd: LOGIN, user=USERNAMEHERE, ip=[IPHERE], protocol=IMAP
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.login: No such file or directory
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.login_cnf: No such file or directory
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.mailrc: No such file or directory
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.profile: No such file or directory
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.shrc: No such file or directory
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.mail_aliases: No such file or
directory
| imapd: Error reading ACLs for INBOX.cshrc: No such file or directory
| .....
| -- SNIP --
|
| SquirrelMail had the most verbose error:
|
| -- SNIP --
| ERROR: Connection dropped by imap server. Query: SELECT "INBOX"
| -- SNIP --
|
| The solution I've seen posted previously to other mailing lists is to do:
|
| # make install-configure
|
| However there is no target for install-configure in the FreeBSD port.
Does
| anyone have any suggestions? This is a production server with a handful
of
| clients and I really need to get it online by the start of the business
day.
| Any help would be much appreciated.
|
| --
| Edward Aronyk
|
|
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