Hiya all,
just a quick question: how does cyrus determine whether it will
accept a connection or not. I have cyrus set up on a protected
machine, all local users can sucessfully use IMAPS to talk to it.
Out IP addresses are partitioned into subnetworks. Machines on
other subnetoworks can use IMAPS fine.
Machines _oustide_ our network are refused by our firewall if they
try IMAP (as I've instructed it) but the firewall lets IMAPS through
and cyrus is giving the message
imapd: refused connection from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
is it looking into hosts.allow (we're running redhat 6.2)? The client
is reporting an error and saying the server dropped us. Client
is Outlook Express - but again is working fine on our internal
network.
Absolutely _any_ thoughts welcome.
Cheers, Jim Grimmett.
Systems Manager,
Department of Computer Science, University of Bath.
Internal Tel: 3084 ; External Tel: (01225) 323084 ; Mobile: 07989 595399
