Re: Always getting Invalid Login message after upgrade

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Well, unfortunately, that did not work.  I got the latest CGI and MD5 
modules, compiled them and installed them, but I'm still getting the 
error.  Is Neomail just unable to read my master.passwd file?  Is there 
any way to set up a separate password file that is not encrypted and 
not related to the actual login passwords?  I know that is not 
extremely good for security, but I have my reasons for doing so.  Can 
it be done, and if so, how?  I would like to do that as a last resort 
if I can't get the normal way to work.

Thanks,

Tony

On Jul 8, 2004, at 5:25 PM, Tony Kemp wrote:

> On 08/07/2004 at 17:25, Tony Kemp wrote:
>
>  :: I"m not new to Neomail, but I have not had to post a message for 
> help before,
>  :: and I"m stumped.  I have successfully run version 1.21 of Neomail 
> on FreeBSD
>  :: 2.2.5 for quite a while now.  I have now upgraded to FreeBSD 4.8 
> release,
>  :: ver. 5.8.4 of Perl, and version 1.27 of Neomail.  After a little 
> bit of
>  :: working with the Perl, I am now getting the login window, however, 
> no matter
>  :: what I do, I always get the invalid login message when I try to 
> log in.
>
>  [..cut..]
>
>  Try to reinstall MD5 and CGI modules, and after that - reinstall 
> neomail
>  itself once again, I had similar problems ; this reinstall thingie 
> solved
>  my problem.
>
>  --
>  Best regards,
>  Krzysztof Kowalewski.

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Tony Kemp      Designer / Print / Collateral / Packaging / Interactive
Fluid Studio / http://www.fluid-studio.net/
Phone 801-295-9820 x28  Fax 801-951-5815
1065 S 500 W Level 2, P.O. Box 328
Bountiful, Utah 84011

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Well, unfortunately, that did not work.  I got the latest CGI and MD5
modules, compiled them and installed them, but I'm still getting the
error.  Is Neomail just unable to read my master.passwd file?  Is
there any way to set up a separate password file that is not encrypted
and not related to the actual login passwords?  I know that is not
extremely good for security, but I have my reasons for doing so.  Can
it be done, and if so, how?  I would like to do that as a last resort
if I can't get the normal way to work.


Thanks,


Tony


On Jul 8, 2004, at 5:25 PM, Tony Kemp wrote:


<excerpt><fontfamily><param>Courier</param><x-tad-bigger>On 08/07/2004
at 17:25, Tony Kemp wrote:

 

 :: I"m not new to Neomail, but I have not had to post a message for
help before,

 :: and I"m stumped.  I have successfully run version 1.21 of Neomail
on FreeBSD

 :: 2.2.5 for quite a while now.  I have now upgraded to FreeBSD 4.8
release,

 :: ver. 5.8.4 of Perl, and version 1.27 of Neomail.  After a little
bit of

 :: working with the Perl, I am now getting the login window, however,
no matter

 :: what I do, I always get the invalid login message when I try to
log in.

 

 [..cut..]

 

 Try to reinstall MD5 and CGI modules, and after that - reinstall
neomail 

 itself once again, I had similar problems ; this reinstall thingie
solved 

 my problem.

 

 -- 

 Best regards,

 Krzysztof Kowalewski.</x-tad-bigger></fontfamily><fontfamily><param>Helvetica</param>

</fontfamily></excerpt>

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Tony Kemp      Designer / Print / Collateral / Packaging / Interactive

Fluid Studio / http://www.fluid-studio.net/

Phone 801-295-9820 x28  Fax 801-951-5815

1065 S 500 W Level 2, P.O. Box 328

Bountiful, Utah 84011</fontfamily>


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