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In addition, the super\-user or master POP user can add, delete, or reset credential data for a user, or list which records exist. Only the -super\-user may initialize the database. \fIpopauth\fR is useful only when +super\-user may initialize the database. \fIqpopauth\fR is useful only when the APOP (or SCRAM) configuration option is defined. See the INSTALL file in the Qpopper distribution for more information. Under normal usage, -\fIpopauth\fR prompts for a new secret, +\fIqpopauth\fR prompts for a new secret, just like the \fIpasswd\fR program. It then updates the authorization DB. With the @@@@ -85,8 +85,8 @@@@ With the switch, the super-user or master POP user can remove a user entry from the authorization DB. .SH FILES -/etc/pop.auth.* POP authorization DB +@@PKG_SYSCONFDIR@@/etc/pop.auth.* POP authorization DB .SH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This program was derived from MH 6.8.3 .SH SEE ALSO -popper(8), poppassd(8) +qpopper(8), poppassd(8) @ 1.11 log @Update qpopper to 4.0.3 from 3.1.2. Here is brief new feature from Release note. 4.0 Supports TLS/SSL security. '-p' option now has value '4' to permit plain-text passwords under TLS/SSL. Now uses a cache file to retain spool index across sessions. This dramatically speeds up session start when no new mail has arrived. '-l' option added to specify TLS/SSL support. Lots of TLS/SSL options added. See the Administrator's Guide for details. '-v' option added to report current version and exit. 'make install' added. Lots of compile-time options now available at run-time. See the Administrator's Guide for details. Integrated poppassd into build. And here is changes from 4.0. Changes from 4.0.2 to 4.0.3: ---------------------------- 1. Don't call SSL_shutdown unless we tried to negotiate an SSL session. (As suggested by Kenneth Porter.) 2. Fix buffer overflow (reported by Gustavo Viscaino). 3. Fixed empty password treated as empty command (patch submitted by Michael Smith and others). 4. Added patch by Carles Xavier Munyoz to fix erroneous scanning for \n in getline(). 5. Fix from Arvin Schnell for warnings on 64-bit systems. 6. Added patch by Clifton Royston to change error message for nonauthfile and authfile tests. 7. Added 'uw-kludge' as synonym for 'uw-kluge'. Changes from 4.0.1 to 4.0.2: ---------------------------- 1. Added fix for XTND XMIT (sent in by Jacques Distler and others). 2. Fixed makefile problems with poppassd compile and install (sent in by Steven Champeon). 3. Increased maximum spool path length from 64 to 256. 4. Added more debug code when genpath() runs out of room. 5. Changed C++ style comments to C style in poppassd.c 6. Changed poppassd's UID check to be the same as Qpopper's (which is that if BLOCK_UID is defined we use that value, otherwise it defaults to 10). 7. Added poppassd expect strings for DEC True 64 (sent in by Andres Henckens). Changes from 4.0.1b1 to 4.0.1 (final): -------------------------------------- 1. Fixed typo in popper/pop_init.c if DONT_CHECK_HASH_SPOOL_DIR defined. Changes from 4.0 to 4.0.1b1: ---------------------------- 1. Messages with lines longer than 512 characters are no longer garbled when sent to the client. 2. Added patches from Michael C Tiernan to fix makefile problems. @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD$ d3 1 a3 1 --- man/popauth.8.orig Wed Apr 4 09:23:13 2001 d20 1 a20 1 @@@@ -46,18 +46,18 @@@@ d42 6 a47 1 @@@@ -89,4 +89,4 @@@@ @ 1.10 log @upgrde to 3.1.2, as 2.x had security issues and there's no support given any longer to 2.x. NOTE: kerberos support is dropped, kerberos guru please re-do it... from ftp://ftp.qualcomm.com/eudora/servers/unix/popper/Release.Notes Release Notes: 3.1 Can now set server mode and kerberos service name using run-time options. Can now specify plain-text password handling when APOP is available using '-p 0|1|2|3' run-time option. 0 is default; 1 means clear text passwords are never permitted for any user; 2 means they are always permitted (even if an APOP entry exists), which allows them to be used as a fallback when clients don't support APOP); 3 means they are permitted on the local interface (127.*.*.*) only. Added '-D drac-host' run-time option to specify the drac host. Only valid if compiled with --enable-drac. The default is localhost. Added '-f config-file' run-time option. Additional run-time options are read from the specified file. All current run-time options can now be set this way. See INSTALL file for option names and syntax. Added '-u' run-time option to read '.qpopper-options' file in user's home directory. Added Kerberos V support. BULLDB access now uses usleep(3C) if available, resulting in many more access attempts with a shorter maximum delay. Added run-time options 'bulldb-nonfatal' (-B) and 'bulldb-max-retries' to allow fine control over BULLDB access behavior. 'bulldb-nonfatal' allows a session to continue if the bulletin database can't be locked. 'bulldb-max-retries' sets the maximum number of attempts to lock the database. This value should only be changed if you know if your system has usleep(3C) or not. On systems with usleep(3C), this can be a large value (the default is 75). On systems without usleep(3C), this should remain small (the default is 10). Added new ./configure flags (see INSTALL for more details): --enable-timing to write log records with elapsed time for authentication, initialization, and cleanup. --enable-old-uidl to generates UIDs using old (pre-3.x) style encoding. This is only useful if you also set NO_STATUS and have existing users with old (pre-3.x) spool files and you want to keep the UIDs the same. --disable-status to prevent Qpopper from writing 'Status' or 'X-UIDL' headers (sets NO_STATUS). This forces UIDs for each message to be recalculated in each session. --enable-keep-temp-drop to prevents Qpopper from deleting the temp drop files. --disable-check-pw-max to prevent Qpopper from checking for expired passwords. --disable-old-spool-loc to not check for old .user.pop files in old locations when HASH_SPOOL or HOMEDIRMAIL used. --disable-check-hash-dir to not check for or create hash spool directories. Use this if you pre-create the directories. --enable-server-mode-group-include=group to set server mode for users in the specified group. --enable-server-mode-group-exclude=group to set server mode OFF for users in the specified group. --enable-secure-nis-plus for use with secure NIS+. --disable-optimizations to turn off compiler optimizations. --with-kerberos5 for Kerberos V support (using patch from Ken Hornstein). --enable-any-kerberos-principal to accept any principal in the client request. --enable-kuserok to use kuserok() to vet users. --enable-ksockinst to use getsockinst() for Kerberos instance. --enable-standalone to create standalone POP daemon instead of being run out of inetd. Can specify IP address and/or port number to bind to as parameter 1, e.g., 'popper 199.46.50.7:8110 -S' or 'popper 8110 -S -T600'. If not specified, IP address defaults to all available. The default port is 110 except when _DEBUG (not simply DEBUG) is defined, then it is 8765. --enable-auth-file=path to permit access only to users listed in the specified file. Format is one user per line. --enable-nonauth-file=path to deny access to users listed in the specified file. Format is one user per line. --disable-update-abort to avoid the default behavior of going into update mode if the session aborts (the default behavior violates of RFC 1939, but was found to be needed when noisy dialup lines otherwise prevented users from ever deleting messages). ([RCG]) 3.0 Both dot-locking and flock() now used on all platforms. (On some systems we emulate flock() using fcntl). Added POP3 extensions(CAPA). The extensions added so far are X-MANGLE, LOGIN-DELAY and EXPIRE. X-MANGLE condenses Mime messages into a single part for ease of use by lightweight clients. The transformations supported through X-MANGLE are to and from text/plain, format=flowed, and text/html. As a way to enable MIME-mangling with clients that do not support XMANGLE, add "-no-mime" to the user name. For example, if the userid is"mary", enter it in the client as "mary-no-mime". The optional LOGIN-DELAY and EXPIRE values are only announced through the CAPA command. The values to announce are passed as command line switches. Actual enforcement of minimum login delay and message expiration is up to the site by some other means. (For example, a simple script run from crontab could be used for message expiration.) Qpopper does support automatic deletion of downloaded messages through the --enable-auto-delete configure flag. This can be used to effect EXPIRE 0 (no retention). Added new run-time options: -R to disable reverse-lookups on client IP addresses; -c to downcase user name. A failure at some point in a transaction now releases all locks explicitly. Certain paths do not release locks where SysV .lock files are created. Fixed bugs with Bulletin Services and Server mode. DEBUGn macros for debug and trace messages. Added new ./configure flags (see INSTALL for more details): --with-warnings for extra compiler warnings. --enable-shy to hide qpopper's version number in the banner and CAPA IMPLEMENTATION tag. --enable-auto-delete to automatically mark for deletion all messages downloaded with RETR. --enable-hash-spool=1|2 to use hashed spool directories. --enable-home-dir-mail=file to use a spool file in the user's home directory. --enable-bulldb=path to enable bulletins and set the path for the bulletin directory. --with-new-bulls=number to specify the maximum number of bulletins for new users (default is 10). --enable-popbulldir=path to specify an alternate location for users' popbull files. --enable-log-login to log successful user logins. This can be used, for example, to validate subsequent SMTP sessions from the same IP address within a short time period, in the absence of SMTP AUTH support by client and server. (Suggested by Andy Harper et al). --with-pam=service-name to authenticate using PAM (based on patch contributed by German Poo). --with-log-facility=name to specify the log facility. Default is LOG_LOCAL1 or LOG_MAIL, depending on the OS. --enable-uw-kludge to check for and hide a UW IMAP status message. --enable-group-bulls to show bulletins by groups (group name is second element in bulletin name). Based on patch by Mikolaj Rydzewski. --enable-timing to report timing information in the log. --enable-drac to use DRAC. Based on patches by Mike McHenry, Forrest Aldrich, Steven Champeon, and others. Added file popper/banner.h -- modify this file to add a custom banner and CAPA IMPLEMENTATION tag suffix. Note that if you modify qpopper you should indicate this using banner.h. Improved error messages and warnings: warning "Unable to get canonical name of client" now includes IP address of client; logging added for I/O errors and discarded input (line too long); added errno to POP EOF -ERR message; "Possible probe of account" warning now logged as WARNING, not CRITICAL. @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD: patch-ae,v 1.9 1999/09/15 21:36:35 tron Exp $ d3 6 a8 3 --- popauth.8.orig Fri Jul 10 01:44:08 1998 +++ popauth.8 Wed Sep 15 23:28:17 1999 @@@@ -5,22 +5,22 @@@@ d12 2 a13 2 -popauth - manipulate POP authorization DB +qpopauth - manipulate POP authorization DB d15 8 a22 4 -popauth +qpopauth \%[\-init] \%[\-list] \%[\-delete\ name] \%[\-user\ name] \%[\-help] d24 7 a30 6 -The \fIpopauth\fR program allows a POP-subscriber to change the secret +The \fIqpopauth\fR program allows a POP-subscriber to change the secret value used to generate their authentication credentials. In addition, the super\-user or master POP user may use this program to either add or remove a user, or to print public information from it. Only the d33 2 a34 2 the APOP configuration option is defined. (This configuration option defines the name of the POP authorization DB.) d39 1 a39 2 just like the \fIpasswd\fR program. It then updates the POP authorization DB accordingly. d41 2 a42 1 @@@@ -38,4 +38,4 @@@@ d46 2 a47 2 -popper(8) +qpopper(8) @ 1.9 log @Remove non NetBSD RCS Id from patch file which got modified by "cvs". @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD: patch-ae,v 1.8 1999/09/15 21:30:59 tron Exp $ @ 1.8 log @Convert patches to unified format. @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD$ d5 1 a5 4 @@@@ -2,25 +2,25 @@@@ .\" .\" @@(MHWARNING) .\" @@(#)$Id: popauth.8,v 1.1.1.1 1997/03/14 05:01:06 qpop Exp $ @ 1.7 log @Forgot RCS Id. @ text @d4 5 a8 2 +++ popauth.8 Wed Sep 9 09:10:57 1998 @@@@ -5 +5 @@@@ d11 1 a11 1 @@@@ -7 +7 @@@@ d14 1 a14 1 @@@@ -9 +9 @@@@ d17 3 a19 1 @@@@ -13 +13 @@@@ d22 4 a25 1 @@@@ -18 +18 @@@@ d28 4 a31 1 @@@@ -23 +23 @@@@ d34 7 a40 1 @@@@ -41 +41 @@@@ @ 1.6 log @Create diff with "-u0" to fix problem with "cvs". @ text @d1 2 @ 1.5 log @Try to convince "cvs" not to mess up patch file during commit. @ text @d2 2 a3 5 +++ popauth.8 Wed Sep 9 01:10:21 1998 @@@@ -2,25 +2,25 @@@@ .\" .\" @@(MHWARNING) .\" @@(#)$Id: popauth.8,v 1.1.1.1 1997/03/14 05:01:06 qpop Exp $ d6 1 a6 1 .SH NAME d9 1 a9 1 .SH SYNOPSIS d12 1 a12 3 \%[\-init] \%[\-list] \%[\-delete\ name] \%[\-user\ name] \%[\-help] .SH DESCRIPTION d15 1 a15 4 value used to generate their authentication credentials. In addition, the super\-user or master POP user may use this program to either add or remove a user, or to print public information from it. Only the d18 1 a18 4 the APOP configuration option is defined. (This configuration option defines the name of the POP authorization DB.) Under normal usage, d21 1 a21 7 just like the \fIpasswd\fR program. It then updates the POP authorization DB accordingly. @@@@ -38,4 +38,4 @@@@ .SH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This program was derived from MH 6.8.3 .SH SEE ALSO @ 1.4 log @Fix non working patch file. @ text @a0 2 $NetBSD$ d2 1 a2 1 +++ popauth.8 Wed Sep 9 01:00:01 1998 @ 1.3 log @Change crossref from "popper" to "qpopper", fixes PR pkg/6118 by John Kohl. @ text @d4 1 a4 1 +++ popauth.8 Tue Sep 8 23:57:18 1998 @ 1.2 log @Add NetBSD RCS Ids. @ text @d3 40 a42 51 *** popauth.8 Wed Nov 19 13:20:38 1997 --- popauth.8 Thu Feb 12 18:03:21 1998 *************** *** 3,25 **** .\" @@(MHWARNING) .\" @@(#)$Id: patch-ae,v 1.1 1998/02/13 02:26:31 mellon Exp $ ! .TH POPAUTH 8 .SH NAME ! popauth - manipulate POP authorization DB .SH SYNOPSIS ! popauth \%[\-init] \%[\-list] \%[\-delete\ name] \%[\-user\ name] \%[\-help] .SH DESCRIPTION ! The \fIpopauth\fR program allows a POP-subscriber to change the secret value used to generate their authentication credentials. In addition, the super\-user or master POP user may use this program to either add or remove a user, or to print public information from it. Only the ! super\-user may initialize the database. \fIpopauth\fR is useful only when the APOP configuration option is defined. (This configuration option defines the name of the POP authorization DB.) Under normal usage, ! \fIpopauth\fR prompts for a new secret, just like the \fIpasswd\fR program. It then updates the POP authorization DB accordingly. --- 3,25 ---- .\" @@(MHWARNING) .\" @@(#)$Id: patch-ae,v 1.1 1998/02/13 02:26:31 mellon Exp $ ! .TH QPOPAUTH 8 .SH NAME ! qpopauth - manipulate POP authorization DB .SH SYNOPSIS ! qpopauth \%[\-init] \%[\-list] \%[\-delete\ name] \%[\-user\ name] \%[\-help] .SH DESCRIPTION ! The \fIqpopauth\fR program allows a POP-subscriber to change the secret value used to generate their authentication credentials. In addition, the super\-user or master POP user may use this program to either add or remove a user, or to print public information from it. Only the ! super\-user may initialize the database. \fIqpopauth\fR is useful only when the APOP configuration option is defined. (This configuration option defines the name of the POP authorization DB.) Under normal usage, ! \fIqpopauth\fR prompts for a new secret, just like the \fIpasswd\fR program. It then updates the POP authorization DB accordingly. @ 1.1 log @popauth man page patch @ text @d1 2 d8 1 a8 1 .\" @@(#)$Id: popauth.8,v 1.1.1.1 1997/03/14 05:01:06 qpop Exp $ d32 1 a32 1 .\" @@(#)$Id: popauth.8,v 1.1.1.1 1997/03/14 05:01:06 qpop Exp $ @