> > Well, if you want to do it, then do it right and provide a generic
mapping
> > layer like Postfix has. LDAP is nice and cool, but a simple regexp map
> > would be a _lot_ faster for transforming "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to either
> > "atif_4unet_net" or "uid=atif, dc=4unet, dc=net, ou=Users, ...".
> suddenly ceased to work in 4.7[45]. It all had to do with not being
> able to see the user.* hierarchy properly or not being able to access
> public folders. I could not reproduce this in 4.77 (yet), hence my
> posting.
I haven't had a chance to try 4.77 yet, but yes, I did find that 4.76
fixed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, after having read all the bad reports about previous versions of
> Netscape, is this the experience of others as well?
Netscape 4.7x works fine, generally. And if it works for you, that's great.
However some bad points (off the top of my head):
David L Parsley:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> after browsing the archives about how Netscape plays along with Cyrus
>> and being in need to use that setup myself, I have tried the most
>> recent Netscape Verion 4.77 (in the 4-series, that is) and it appears
>> to work.
> B
unpack them, read the documentation. The sam,e way you installed Cyrus.
Scott
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Tony Maro wrote:
> I've been using Cyrus IMAP & Sieve for some time, (in fact
> you'll find one of my sample scripts on the Sieve home page)
> however I have little experience with Perl modules an
> According to last draft for IMAP server is allowed to return the folloing:
Yes, however today's IMAP4 *protocol* *standard* operates as I
described.
If and when a particular draft becomes an internet *standard* we
can then debate its characteristics. Internet standards based
applications are w
Cillian Sharkey a écrit :
>
> Patrick Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ok
> > does Fileinto support space in the folder name ?
>
> I don't know, but I'd imagine it would/should. Best bet is to try it and see!
>
yes
i will try
> > > Probably the easier option. With an alias this might be:
>
Lyndon Nerenberg wrote:
> The IMAP4 specification is quite clear on this.
>
> The text after "* OK" in the greeting is freeform (other than any
> elements). The appearance of "IMAP4" or "IMAP4rev1"
> there is meaningless when determining which version of IMAP4 is
> supported.
According to last
Cillian Sharkey a écrit :
>
> Patrick Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > hello
> > i am running imapd 2.0.12 and Sendmail Switch-2.1.0
> > i want to know the best way to root incomaing mail directly to a subdir
> > of "Public folder"
> >
> > 1 - sieve
>
> Sieve only works for 'user' email addre
Patrick Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok
> does Fileinto support space in the folder name ?
I don't know, but I'd imagine it would/should. Best bet is to try it and see!
> > Probably the easier option. With an alias this might be:
> >
> > some-address: +PublicFolder.Subdir
>
> ok
> i try
The IMAP4 specification is quite clear on this.
The text after "* OK" in the greeting is freeform (other than any
elements). The appearance of "IMAP4" or "IMAP4rev1"
there is meaningless when determining which version of IMAP4 is
supported.
You discover the level of IMAP4 the server supports by
try this one.
http://webmail.developer.ch
use username: horde
pass: imp
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Dear All,
after browsing the archives about how Netscape plays along with Cyrus
and being in need to use that setup myself, I have tried the most
recent Netscape Verion 4.77 (in the 4-series, that is) and it appears
to work. The only setting that needs to be altered is to uncheck "Show
only subsc
Cillian Sharkey wrote:
>
> The current server greeting is:
>
> * OK Cyrus IMAP4 server ready
>
> Should the server greeting display IMAP4rev1 instead of IMAP4? i.e:
>
> * OK Cyrus IMAP4rev1 server ready
>
> The NetxAP perl modules check for and require the presence of IMAP4rev1 in the
>
Patrick Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello
> i am running imapd 2.0.12 and Sendmail Switch-2.1.0
> i want to know the best way to root incomaing mail directly to a subdir
> of "Public folder"
>
> 1 - sieve
Sieve only works for 'user' email addresses, thus if you want to redirect
email to an
I've been using Cyrus IMAP & Sieve for some time, (in fact
you'll find one of my sample scripts on the Sieve home page)
however I have little experience with Perl modules and the
like and wish to get websieve working.
There are two modules included that need something done
with, but nothing says
The current server greeting is:
* OK Cyrus IMAP4 server ready
Should the server greeting display IMAP4rev1 instead of IMAP4? i.e:
* OK Cyrus IMAP4rev1 server ready
The NetxAP perl modules check for and require the presence of IMAP4rev1 in the
greeting text (so it needs to be tweaked slight
Which version of imap server are you using?
Have you defined files imap and pop in /etc/pam.d ?
Your /etc/pam.d/imap and /etc/pam.d/pop should look something like this
#%PAM-1.0
auth sufficient /lib/security/pam_ldap.so
accountsufficient /lib/security/pam_ldap.so
cheers
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Atif
Did you set up pam configuration file for imap? It goes under
dir /etc/pam.d on RedHat systems.
You have indicated you want to use pam & ldap combination but
you compilation option "--with-auth=unix" MAY ( I am not quite
sure) use unix's native "/etc/passwd" and "/etc/group" files
for authenticat
hello
i am running imapd 2.0.12 and Sendmail Switch-2.1.0
i want to know the best way to root incomaing mail directly to a subdir
of "Public folder"
1 - sieve
2 - alias
3 - something else
and if someone can tell how to do it.
best regards
patrick
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Stephen Fischer spewed forth in 1.7Kbytes of drivel:
> Squirrelmail - nice interface, but there are problems getting it to work with
> cyrus. Maybe it's my settings, but it doesn't allow me to create
> new folders, and the mailing list hasn't been as helpful.
SquirrelMail works fine
I have good news. My improved directory hashing patch is ready.
It consists of two parts. The patch file itself, 285 lines, should
be applied from the top-level source directory. It's built against
cyrus-imapd-2.0.12. It simply centralizes all directory hashing
into one function: dir_hash_c().
GOMBAS Gabor wrote:
>
> On Sun, Apr 08, 2001 at 12:56:31PM -0400, Marc Tardif wrote:
>
> > I will be releasing these two patches to the mailing list this
> > week, so stay tuned. Perhaps eventually these patches will find
> > their way into the cyrus code and will save us the trouble of
> > muck
Hi
My problem lies in that I cannot manage to authenticate to cyrus-imap via
pam.
My apolegies if some questions are offtoppic, pls redirect med to the right
list.
I've been hitting my head againt the keyboard now for the last week trying
to get cyrus use pam-ldap. I realy need help (anyone kno
> I got the following error message when I tried to post message to a sub
> mailbox (sharedfolder.submailbox) directly. Kindly suggest some
> workaround. Thanks.
>
> -gowranga
>
> The Postfix program
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Command died with status
> 126: "/usr/bin/sed
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