openbsd-ports/mail/courier-imap/pkg/MESSAGE-main

You now need to edit appropriately the Courier-IMAP configuration files
installed in ${SYSCONFDIR}/.

Pay particular attention to the details in imapd.cnf, and read ssl(8) if
necessary. You MUST set the CN in imapd.cnf to the hostname by which
your IMAP server is accessed, or else clients will complain. When this
is done, you can use the 'mkimapdcert' script to automatically generate
a server certificate, which is installed into /etc/ssl/private/imapd.pem
- update paths in the instructions. - mention in the instructions that /var/run/courier-auth/ also has to be created. - while there, remove quotes from the COMMENTs. ok mbalmer@ 2007-07-18 07:49:14 -04:00			`You now need to edit appropriately the Courier-IMAP configuration files`
Update to 4.6.0 and take maintainership ok landry@ 2009-10-28 10:20:19 -04:00			`installed in ${SYSCONFDIR}/.`
import IMAP server for Maildir format mailboxes 2000-07-02 23:42:55 -04:00
Update to courier-imap 4.1.1. If you used courier-imap before, you should now also use courier-authlib (which is new) as the authentication stuff has been moved there. This should make our courier system again faily complete, we have been running this code for almost a year. 2006-11-03 11:19:56 -05:00			`Pay particular attention to the details in imapd.cnf, and read ssl(8) if`
			`necessary. You MUST set the CN in imapd.cnf to the hostname by which`
			`your IMAP server is accessed, or else clients will complain. When this`
			`is done, you can use the 'mkimapdcert' script to automatically generate`
			`a server certificate, which is installed into /etc/ssl/private/imapd.pem`