Parents (Total: 8)

The searched file hash is included in 8 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
MD5	69F5139CE218054A86B0DD9F5C9A416F
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	bp154.1.21
PackageVersion	5.1.4
SHA-1	ECCD4960A166451733ECCFA52BB1C09333AC38BA
SHA-256	3A6BCECD856BC4DD9FFE86C72660311FA2C092E541AEBBB87E09D5B6F6A0A865

Key	Value
MD5	7DF25C21DD0FCBBBF54C3453607B00D3
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	bp156.1.6
PackageVersion	5.2.5
SHA-1	F841EF56AE49184D685FB13AF12E8D5C0C2222E7
SHA-256	85BAE440EF21AEF7EA05C58927E52FB9BFFFD2F74A4D189E8A959FF9559BD641

Key	Value
MD5	A2F9A9CD3978DD993F5EFCA25E06830C
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	bp156.1.6
PackageVersion	5.2.5
SHA-1	0FFEE72EFC9AEC8FD398119E128933DB88525D4B
SHA-256	FD7D742888ED2F0ED255CF88663316DBE24DDFBCF870B33A45141CC0C240E3BF

Key	Value
MD5	AB1E060DB37581DC9723B090204C2B55
PackageArch	i586
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	1.3
PackageVersion	5.1.4
SHA-1	0827EE4B1B0AD5CD0DACD91597138FB15D9412D2
SHA-256	C28706D23986FC712D26A6C2CBC2E29CE9F402577A3A660DE8DD088DCEC06D67

Key	Value
MD5	59D501F7493A820EE7EAFBE4E03FF258
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	bp154.1.21
PackageVersion	5.1.4
SHA-1	CFE6E4CE254702322E6105C423475081C1ED0FA0
SHA-256	BEF62FED4C87A0341BBA4196799AA38E37634EEE096A7765564F83EC045C246B

Key	Value
MD5	8515381B3B460D75E6390EDE4A816221
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	bp155.1.6
PackageVersion	5.2.1
SHA-1	6FD2934290F281EF7F83260494DA39AA514A2B20
SHA-256	38475EFBD4B88069C022A93069779FB819AF0738550214F857AA942587565FC4

Key	Value
MD5	F580C5A2F3CB2CF4DF4DBAED355A835E
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	1.3
PackageVersion	5.1.4
SHA-1	67BE253F5A004A1091BCE96D03DA12437B79C434
SHA-256	F17F14B1F426835A3AB972D551A516C6D11F912BB7511E5236B3F685D8639799

Key	Value
MD5	0B4E3A176831566E0D3452F1565EBC86
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	Courier-IMAP is a fast, scalable, enterprise IMAP server that uses Maildirs. Many E-mail service providers use Courier-IMAP to easy handle hundreds of thousands of mail accounts. With its built-in IMAP and POP3 aggregation proxy, Courier-IMAP has practically infinite horizontal scalability. In a proxy configuration, a pool of Courier servers service initial IMAP and POP3 connections from clients. They wait to receive the client's log in request, look up the server that actually holds this mail account's mailbox, and establish a proxy connection to the server, all in a single, seamless process. Mail accounts can be moved between different servers, to achieve optimum resource usage. The only practical limitation on Courier-IMAP is available network and I/O bandwidth. If you are new to Courier-IMAP, this may sound a bit intimidating. But you do not need to tackle everything at once. Start by taking small, easy steps. Your first step will be to set up a small Courier-IMAP server, using it like any other traditional IMAP service, on a single server. After you gain experience and become comfortable with Courier, you can then begin exploring its advanced features. This is the same IMAP server that's included in the Courier mail server, but configured as a standalone IMAP server that can be used with other mail servers - such as Qmail, Exim, or Postfix - that deliver to maildirs. If you already have Courier installed, you do not need to download this version. If you install this version, you must remove it if you later install the entire Courier server.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	courier-imap
PackageRelease	bp155.1.6
PackageVersion	5.2.1
SHA-1	885234F418C9395687A2AD13D099D3CA4D1B10AE
SHA-256	345D5E018DC6FAB2722796A6605A2B83C8F70C6A4D33E9774D4C7C7D99A6E7B7