Idar Tollefsen wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm running Debian 2.2r3 with kernel 2.4.6. > > I have just installed Cyrus, or more specifically, the four > packages cyrus-common, cyrus-admin, cyrus-imap > and cyrus-pop3. > > After a little tinkering, I've been able to get to create two > mailboxes for two regular users using cyradm. > > Now... according to all HOWTOs and FAQs I can find, > I'm suppposed to run > saslpasswd <username> > to set passwords for the newly created mailboxes. > The only problem with that is there is no saslpasswd > on my system...?
I had the same problem recently, I already forgot how I solved it. Try running the saslpasswd as root, I think it creates the file if it does not exist. btw I just installed cyrus as well, to do the email filtering the right way(tm) you need sieve and for that you need at least cyrus 1.6 which is not in debian, there are unofficial packages at http://www.boxedpenguin.com/ (see previous discussion on this list with subject cyrus and sieve: how to setup?, first message from last wed), not sure if the unofficial package can be installed on potato (2.2r3 is potato, right?). erik
