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WinZip, world leader in file compression technology, introduces a new and powerful tool designed specifically for the Mac. Zip and encrypt files for safer, swifter sharing and significantly smaller storage. Unzip Zip, Zipx, RAR, 7Z, JAR, WAR, LHA and other file formats. Courier Software for Mac v.3.2 Courier Software is an efficiency inducing management software designed to be used on Mac (OS X). This software can be easily used by any service that includes delivery as part of its operational services.

PEMEDES or Courier Service ProvidersAuthorized Area/s of Operation
(per Administrative Regions)
12GO Express, Inc.Nationwide
23PL Service Provider Phils., Inc.NCR
CAR
ARMM
Region I
Region II
Region III
Region IV-A
Region IV-B
Region V
Region VI
Region VII
Region VIII
Region IX
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
3A-Best Express, Inc.Nationwide
4AAI Logistics Cargo Express, Inc.
(d.b.a.) Black Arrow Express
NCR
5ACE-REM Messengerial and General Services, Inc.NCR
Region IV-A
6Airfreight 2100, Inc.
(d.b.a.) Air21
NCR
Region I
Region III
Region IV-A
Region VI
Region VII
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
7Airspeed International CorporationNCR
Region III
Region IV-A
Region VII
Region XI
8Arnold Mabanglo ExpressNCR
Region IV-A
9ASAP Courier and Logistics Phils., Inc.NCR
10BLV Courier ServicesNCR
11CACS Express and Allied Services, Inc.NCR
12Cavatas-MSI Xpress Service, Inc.NCR
13CBL Freight Forwarder & CourierNCR
Region VI
Region VII
Region X
Region XI
14Chargen Messengerial & General ServicesNCR
15CJ Transnational Logistics Philippines, Inc.NCR
Region II
Region IV-A
16COMET Labor Service CooperativeRegion XI
17DAG Xpress Courier, Inc.NCR
18Del Asia Express Delivery & General Services, Inc.NCR
19Diar's Assistance, IncorporatedNCR
20El Grande Messengerial Services, Inc.NCR
Region III
Region IV-A
21Electrobill, Inc.NCR
22Elogistics, Inc.NCR
23Entrego Express CorporationNationwide
24EXMER, Inc.NCR
25F2 Logistics, Inc.
NCR
26Fastcargo Logistics CorporationNCR
ARMM
Region IV-B
Region V
Region VI
Region VII
Region VIII
Region IX
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
Region XIII
27Fastrak Services, Inc.NCR
CAR
Region I
Region II
Region III
Region IV-A
Region V
Region VII
Region XI
28Fastrust Services, Inc.NCR
29Felcor Express & General Services Region XI
Region XII
30FES Business Solutions, Inc.NCR
31Flying High Energy Express Services CorporationNCR
32GML Cargo Forwarder & Courier Express Int'l., Inc.NCR
33GO21, Inc.Nationwide
34Herald Express, Inc.NCR
Region III
Region IV-A
35Honest Service Providers, Inc.NCR
36Information Express Service (Informex), Inc.NCR
37Intertraffic Transport Corp.Nationwide
38Intervolve Express Services, Inc.NCR
39Jay Messengerial and Manpower ServicesRegion III
Region X
40JG Manpo Janitorial & Messengerial Services ContractorNCR
41Johnny Air Cargo and Delivery Services, Inc.NCR
Region VI
Region VII
Region X
Region XI
42JRMT Resources CorporationNCR
43JRS Business Corporation
(d.b.a.) JRS Express
Nationwide
44LBC Express, Inc.Nationwide
45Libcap Super Express CorporationNCR
Region VI
Region VII
Region VIII
Region IX
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
46M.M. Bacarisas Courier ServicesRegion VI
Region VII
Region VIII
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
47Mail Expert Messengerial & Gen. Services, Inc.NCR
Region VII
48Mailouwyz CourierNCR
49Mailworld Express Service International, Inc.NCR
50Megamail Express & General Services, Inc.NCR
Region III
Region IV-A
51MEJABS Services IncNCR
Region III
Region IV-A
Region IV-B
Region V
52MESCO Express Service CorporationNCR
Region III
Region IV-A
53Metro Courier, Inc.NCR
CAR
Region I
Region II
Region III
Region IV-B
Region V
54Metro Prideco Services CorporationNCR
55Metropac Movers, Inc.NCR
56MMSC Services CorporationNCR
57MR Messengerial & General Services, Inc.NCR
58MTEL Trading & Manpower ServicesRegion VIII
Region X
Region XIII
59Nathaniel G. Cruz Express ServiceNCR
Region IV-A
60Ocean Coast Shipping Corp.NCR
Region VI
Region VII
Region IX
Region XI
61Oceanwave Manpower Management, Inc.NCR
Region III
Region IV-A
Region V
Region VII
Region XI
Region XII
62Pathfinder Courier Services CorporationNCR
Region IV-A
63Pelican Express IncorporatedNCR
64PH Global Jet Express, Inc.
(d.b.a.) J&T Express
Nationwide
65PPB Messengerial Services, Inc.NCR
Region IV-A
66PRC Courier and Maintenance ServicesNCR
67Premierlogistics, Inc.NCR
Region IV-A
Region VII
Region XI
68Priority Handling Logistics, Inc.NCR
69PRO-2000 Services, Inc.NCR
70Promark CorporationRegion VI
Region VII
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
71Pronto Express Distribution, Inc.NCR
72Quadx, Inc.
(d.b.a.) Gogo Express
NCR
CAR
Region III
Region IV-A
Region IV-B
Region VI
Region VII
Region IX
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
73Qualitrans Courier and Manpower Services, Inc.NCR
74Quantium Solutions (Philippines), Inc.NCR
Region III
Region IV-A
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
75Quickreliable Courier Services, Inc.Nationwide
76R & H Messengerial & General ServicesNCR
77RAF International Forwarding Phils., Inc.NCR
Region VII
78Republic Courier Service, Inc.NCR
Region I
Region III
Region IV-A
Region V
Region VI
Region VII
Region IX
Region X
Region XI
Region XII
79RGServe Manpower ServicesNCR
80Safefreight Services, Inc.NCR
Region VI
Region VII
Region X
Region XI
81San Gabriel General Messengerial Services and Sales, Inc.NCR
Region IV-A
82Securetrac, Inc.NCR
Region VII
83Silver Royal General ServicesNCR
84Snappmile Logistics, IncNCR
85Sonic Express Logistics CompanyNCR
Region IV-A
86Speedels Services, Inc.Region IV-A
87Speedex Courier and Forwarder, Inc.NCR
Region I
Region III
Region IV-A
Region V
Region VII
Region XI
88Speed-up Multi Services (SMS), Inc.NCR
89Speedworks Courier Services CorporationNCR
Region III
Region IV-A
90Spex International Courier ServicesNCR
91St. Joseph LFS Industrial Corp.Region IX
92Starexpress Logistics, Corp.NCR
Region V
Region VII
Region IX
93Suremail Courier Services, Inc.NCR
94Telexpress, Inc.NCR
CAR
Region I
Region II
Region III
Region IV-A
Region VII
Region XI
95The Bill Sender Corp.NCR
96TNT Express Deliveries (Phils.), Inc.NCR
Region VII
97Top Dynamics, Inc.
(formerly ARA Courier Incorporated)
NCR
Region IV-A
98Topserve Service Solutions, Inc. NCR
99Topserve Worldwide Express, Inc.NCR
100Triload Express SystemsNCR
101UPS-Delbros Transport, Inc.NCR
Region III
Region VII
102Virgo Messengerial Services, Inc.NCR
Region III
103Wall Street Courier Services, Inc.
(d.b.a.) Ninja Van
NCR
104Wide Wide World Express CorporationNationwide
105Worklink Services, Inc.NCR
106Ximex Delivery Express, Inc.NCR
Region I
Region II
Region III
Region IV-A
Region VII
Region XI
107Xytron International, Inc.Nationwide
108Yukon General Manpower Services, Corp.NCR
109ZIP Business Services, Inc.Nationwide

Legal Basis:

Section 1 of Presidential Decree (P.D.) No. 240 July 9, 1973

“Section 1. No express and/or messenger delivery service firm shall operate in the Philippines without possessing “Authority to Operate and/or Messenger Delivery Service” to be issued by the Postmaster General (now the Department of Information and Communications Technology)”. (supplement ours)

Section 26 and paragraph (a) Section 27, Article 5 of Republic Act (R.A.) No. 7354 (Postal Service Act of 1992)

“SECTION. 26. The Regulatory Authority. – The exclusive power and authority to regulate the postal delivery services industry or those engaged in domestic postal commerce, as provided for under Presidential Decree No. 240, shall be vested with the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), (now with the Department of Information and Communications Technology pursuant to RA 10844) xxx…” (supplement ours)

“SECTION. 27. Registration of the Postal Service Establishments. – The regulatory authority shall:

  1. a) register and prequalify any person, natural or juridical, other than freight forwarders, who engage in the business of letter and parcel messengerial services, door-to-door delivery, or the transporting of the property of others that are similar to mail or parcel.”

This is a short write up for an easy way to install Courier-IMAP on a machine running Mac OS X client (and probably just the Darwin core as well)

Target

I wanted to have my own IMAP-server both for archival purposes (on my own machine I have practilcally unlimited space to save e-mail) as well as a mean to collect mail I receive on other accounts into one unified storage. Furthermore I want a better way to handle mail than common e-mail clients like AppleMail, Thunderbird or Eudora offers - currently I am looking into Zoë (Google you e-mail) and Mulberry (the superior, with a good margin, IMAP-client)

I will do this step by step and update this document as I progress:

  1. Install Courier-IMAP
  2. Arrange a simple ugly setup to fetch and filter mail
  3. Make Courier use (x)inetd
  4. Setup a stable mail fetching function, probably with fetchmail or something similar
  5. Install server side filtering (sieve)
  6. Install server side anti-spam means
  7. Setup an LDAP-server that cooperates with the Address Book in Mac OS X, the server side anti-spam functionality and the e-mail clients built in address books.
  8. Enable SSL-support.

Purposes

  • »Unlimited» space on an IMAP-server
  • Robust server side filtering
  • Tight integration between MUA:s, address books and IMAP-server
  • Improved (faster and cheaper) e-mailhandling when you are on using a mobile setup (in my case I frequently use slow and expensive GPRS-connections when I am abroad). With this setup you can user server side filtering of mail and when you are on the road you just setup your MUA to ignore less important mailboxes.
Courier
  1. Install DarwinPorts
  2. Note how you got a new Startup Item in /Library/StartupItems
  3. Use DarwinPorts to install courier
    port install courier-imap
  4. Now you have a lot of courier-stuff in your /opt/local. The following are of interest:
    in /opt/local/bin/
    imapd
    maildirmake
    in /opt/local/etc/courier-imap/
    imapd
    in /opt/local/libexec/
    imapd.rc
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Before we begin to dissect these we first have to understand something else:

DarwinPorts StartupItem

The DarwinPorts StartupItem basically runs all items in (typically) /opt/local/etc/rc.d/ with the verb start. With that in mind we can look into the start up procedure of Courier-IMAP and its startup scripts:

imapd-sh/imapd-ssl.sh

When you install Courier-IMAP the following script are stored in /opt/local/etc/rc.d/ and are therefore executed(with the verb start) when the computer boots:

  • imapd-ssl.sh
  • imapd.sh

These scripts are quite similar, they source/opt/local/etc/courier-imap/imapd (and imapd-ssl) and then execute /opt/local/libexec/imapd.rc start (imapd-ssl.rc). Now that we know this we can go back to the files of interest mentioned above. We begin with last of the two files the start scripts uses, the run command files:

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imapd.rc/imapd-ssl.rc

These run command files set up some environment variables and then launches the executable with a few switches.

imapd/imapd-ssl in /opt/local/etc/courier-imap/

These are the setting files for Courier-IMAP. They are fairly well documented/commented. I made a few changes:

ADDRESS

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I changed its value from 0 to 127.0.0.1. This way you can have a secure setup without having to mess with the SSL-setup1 at the moment since you only allow connections from localhost which forces clients to tunnel their traffic to the machine where Courier-IMAP is running, e.g., by SSH. If the tunnel is setup as it should then this method is perfectly safe.

IMAP_EMPTYTRASH=Trash:7

I commented this setting to make the server behave more like regular MUA:s, i.e., not deleting messages in the trash automatically.

Note that these configration files have the same names as the executables in /opt/local/bin/.

imapd in /opt/local/bin/

This is the actual IMAP-server executable. You can, but I advise against it, start this directly from the command line. It has an extensive man-page.

maildirmake

You have to run this for each user before they can log in. I have only tried to log in with Mozilla Thunderbird without first running maildirmake for a certain user and at least Thunderbird gives an error message indicating, incorrectly, that your password is erroneous if you don't do this. Simply cd to each user's home directory and run maildirmake Maildir and it will create a directory called Maildir with three sudirectories, cur, new and tmp.

You can give another name as argument to maildirmake but then, in my experience, you can not login. It seems as Courier-IMAP has hard coded the name of the mail directory because I can not find any setting for it either. If you know anything about this, please let me know.

Start the server [an error occurred while processing this directive]

If you reboot the server will start automatically but easier is just to runt the startup script in /opt/local/etc/rc.d/. Since we , for the moment, re happy with just using the plain text imapd simply start the server from the command line:

/opt/local/etc/rc.d/imapd.sh start

If you take a look with top you will notice a few new processes, e.g., imapd, courierlog, couriertcp, authdemon and maybe a few more. You can verify that the server is running with

telnet localhost 127.0.0.1 143

You should see something like this:

telnet localhost 143
Trying ::1...
telnet: connect to address ::1: Connection refused
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
* OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 UIDPLUS CHILDREN NAMESPACE THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT THREAD=REFERENCES SORT QUOTA IDLE STARTTLS] Courier-IMAP ready. Copyright 1998-2003 Double Precision, Inc. See COPYING for distribution information.

You can also make sure that you are secure by logging into another computer and try to telnet from that computer to your IMAP-server on port 143.

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Now create a new account in your MUA and set it up for your new IMAP-server and play around (try to transfer som junk mail from already existing accounts/mailboxes to your new IMAP-server, create a few folders on the server etc).

This is a very simple step that you probably don't need to have documented if you have gone this but anyway...

This is how I did it: create a filter with the highest/first priority in your regular MUA. Make that filter transfer a copy (it is important that it is a copy or elsewise you might lose mail if the setup proves to be unstable or unreliable) of every received mail to some folder on your IMAP-server.

Footnotes

  1. adjust the values in /opt/local/etc/courier-imap/imapd.cnf to match your name, location etc.
  2. run /opt/local/sbin/mkimapdcert as root. It does not take any arguments. This will generate a certificate that works for IMAP and is stored in /opt/local/share/courier/imapd.pem

Note that the ssl-version won't start without this certifcate. Also note that you can run SSL and clear text versions of courier-imap in parallell.