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o Many Dovecot fixes o Many port corrections and fixes o OpenLDAP support o PostgreSQL support o Added additional port Documentation o Added some FreeBSD-specific patches PR: ports/51593 Submitted by: Dominic Marks <dom@cus.org.uk> (maintainer) |
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| README.FreeBSD | ||
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# README.FreeBSD
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# $FreeBSD$
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o Dovecot currently will not allow users with a user or group id of 0
to login. Because of this you will not be able to open root's
mailbox, or any of the mailboxes of users in the wheel group. This is
intended as a security feature, and isn't an issue on Linux because
the concept of wheel is not enforced by GNU su.
+ 2003/04/15
It is now possible to change this behavior to allow wheel users to
check their mailboxes with Dovecot. Add the following line to your
dovecot.conf:
allow_zero_gid = yes
o The configuration which is supplied with this port is installed into
PREFIX/etc/dovecot-example.conf and PREFIX defaults to /usr/local.
I have attempted to choose what appears to be the best mixture of
performance and compatibility and set Dovecot up to start POP3 and
IMAP services for all the local users of the machine. This should be
enough for the simplest sites to get up and running straight away.
o Enabling SSL services should be easy, the Dovecot port is configured
by default to keep its SSL information under /var/dovecot/ssl, if you
already have certificates you wish to use then you can override this
in the configuration. If you don't have a certificate and wish to
make your own it should be as simple as:
# cd PREFIX/share/doc/dovecot/
# vi dovecot-openssl.conf
Add information which describes your enivironment.
# sh mkcert.sh
Execute the certificate generator. This will put a new certificate
and private key under /var/dovecot/ssl.
# cd PREFIX/etc/
# vi dovecot.conf
Reconfigure Dovecot to use SSL.
The variables you will want to set in dovecot.conf to allow a SSL
secured POP3 and IMAP service are:
+ protocols = imap imaps pop3 pop3s
+ ssl_disable = no
You may wish to also change the following variables to reflect the
location of SSL certificates on your system.
+ ssl_cert_file = /var/dovecot/ssl/certs/imapd.pem
+ ssl_key_file = /var/dovecot/ssl/private/imapd.pem