Scanning mail directory for viruses

[dev]

Hi all,

before I try to run a virus check on the users mail directories I would
like to get some feedback from the list.

What happens if the scanner detects a virus in the raw mail file and moves
it from the box to a quarantine directory? Will the cyrus databases become
corrupt?

Thanks,

Dave
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RE: SMS notificationb solution.

[dev]

Hi Bartosz,

I have written a new method for SMS notification (or any other) to be
included in notifyd. Motivation was to make use of the SMS notification
provided in the SquirrelMail SIEVE plugin.

Basically, the method just forks a new process which launches an external
script. You can do whatever you want from then on in that script. In my
case, I do call Kannel as well with a script written in Perl to pass the
notification to the gateway.

If you are interested I can send you the files.

Dave
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Re: mass importing/exporting imap folders

[dev]

Check out this link: http://freshmeat.net/projects/mbcp/

I found this script very handy and easy to modify for any special needs.
It is a script written in Python and does exactly what you asked for: Move
mail from server A to B using IMAP.

Dave

>
> Hi all.
>
> I'm not 100% sure this is the right place to ask this, but it's the only
> mailing list I saw on the Cyrus IMAP website.  Please bear with me.
>
> I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to export and then import via
> IMAP?
>
> That is, if I have IMAP account 1 on server A, and I have IMAP account 2
> on server B, I want to export all of the folders (and messages, if
> possible) off of Server A, and then import them onto Server B - giving
> me a "backup" of sorts.
>
> Is there any way to do this?  If not, is there any other interest in
> developing a tool such as this?
>

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> Michael King
> Systems Administrator
> Web International, Inc.
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Just-Enuf Cyrus IMAP for standalone Card-/CalDAV?

[PGNet Dev]

I run my own smtp, imap & card/cal-dav services.

Atm, none are using Cyrus.

I'm well aware of Cyrus Imap's Cal/Card-dav support; particularly as the basis 
for FastMail's excellent services.

My current card/cal-dav is Radicale.  To my read, the project's crumbling.

I need to implement/deploy an alternative.

But, for **now**, ONLY for the *Dav pieces; I need to leave mail services as 
they are, at least 'til mid-2020.

For my domain, 'example.com' -- with smtp/imap @ host 'mx.example.com', I'd 
like to deploy a standalone Dav server elsewhere, @ host 'dav.example.com'.

I'd like it to be Cyrus based.

IIUC, Cyrus' *Dav are built on top of its IMAP install.

Can Cyrus be deployed in a standalone *Dav server mode like this?

Is there a doc/how-to/etc that address a Just-Enough-Cyrus-IMAP install  for 
this kind of setup?

Thx!

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