Re: Perdition with ispman: installation problem

Hi Antonio and all,

thanks. I am still lost in the understanding of ispman. Yes, I have a 
working Cyrus on 110 and 143 and I hoped Perdition would make some 
authomatic magic about port mapping.

How did you modify your Cyrus ports ?

I think that Perdition needs to know their values and even their machine(s) 
? Or does ipsman make the trick with its ldap ? If Perdition needs to know 
the location of  all the Cyrus's, what has to be put into 
/etc/perdition/perdition.conf ?

Ciao.
Thank you again and please excuse my ignorance and confusion. I'm trying to 
learn.
Ezio.

At 14.47 17/11/04 +0100, you wrote:
>hi,
>
>probably you have 110 and 143 tcp ports in use with cyrus or courier. in
>my setup cyrus runs in 1100 and 1433 tcp ports and perdition in the
>standars pop3 and imap ports forwarding connections to the real server.
>
>ciao
>
>El mié, 17-11-2004 a las 14:09 +0100, Ezio Paglia escribió:
> > I see no errors, but in practice there are problems, no processes start.
>
>--
>gpg key: gpg --keyserver pgp.rediris.es --recv-keys 81272354
>fingerprint: 9C34 8DE1 F6A4 7E0A 3508  8EB5 23CF A4E7 8127 2354

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Ezio Paglia
Sistema Informativo e Architetture
SED Comune di Grosseto



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