masqmail-0.2
view examples/example.get @ 184:b3835b6b834b
Security fix! Correct handling of seteuid() return value
See Debian bug #638002, reported by John Lightsey.
When possible the (already available) set_euidgid() function is used.
Additionally, it is unnecessary to change the identity when writing
into an already open file descriptor.
This should fix the problem.
| author | markus schnalke <meillo@marmaro.de> |
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| date | Sat, 27 Aug 2011 18:00:40 +0200 |
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1 # example 'mail get' configuration
2 #
3 # the protocol, only 'pop3' or 'apop' are supported. apop is
4 # recommended if the server supports it (password encryption).
5 # Unfortunately most do not.
6 protocol=apop
8 # the server:
9 server = pop.example.org
11 # the account name:
12 user=okurth
14 # and the password:
15 pass="keepInMind"
17 # if you just use this for SMTP after POP, you do not need the settings below:
19 # the (local) address, where the retrieved mail should be sent to:
20 address=okurth@localhost
22 # should we keep the mail on server?
23 do_keep=false
25 # if we do keep the mail, you should really set this to true,
26 # otherwise you will get it again next time you fetch mail.
27 # masqmail completely ignores any headers (which may mark a mail as read).
28 do_uidl=false
30 # optionally, you can set the maximum size of a mail. Setting it to 0
31 # means get all, disregarding size.
32 max_size=50000