I wrote:
Now, if I can only get those users to actually validate
The problem has been resolved. It took me some time, I think
because I was led astray by the installation instructions. My situation
is a bit obscure, as most people seem to be using saslauthd, and I will
likely move to th
> Use sasldb. Add users with saslpasswd2 -c {username}. Be sure to set
> LUSER_RELAY or whatever your MDAs equivalent is. And then you don't need
posix
> accounts.
>
>From the saslauthd's doc, sasldb is disabled by default, so how do i invoke
saslauthd - a sasldb
My current ./configure for SAS
I'm trying to setup my local mail system with
cyrus-imapd-2.0.16 and postfix-1.1.11-stable, but have
been having some issues with the lmtp connection using
deliver.
My /etc/cyrus.conf
lmtp cmd="lmtpd"
listen="127.0.0.1:lmtp" prefork=0
My /etc/postfix/main.conf
mailbox_transport = cyrus
My /et
I just worked on a similar problem. I'm not all the way through it,
but I'll give you a suggestion on how to debug it.
Modify imap/signals.c as follows:
===
RCS file: /cvs/src/cyrus/imap/signals.c,v
retrieving revision 1.8
diff -u -
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Su Li wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> I think you are right. I don't think the bottle neck is Cyrus IMAP. Because
> when I move syslog to the network the performance get 2 times better and
> when I change to a disk striped by 3 disks, I 2 times faster. Right now I
> can get 10 ms
Oh man! you really did a lot to improve the the performance.
I will for sure need to look into lmtpd temp file. So far I don't think
Sendmail is a bottle neck, may be later it will be.
RAID 5 is the slowest one, if I didn't remember wrong. I am using RAID 0,
with no protection at all. I think y
Hi,
Please look at the LMTP source code.
While lmtpd accepting a new message, it stores the message as a tmp file under disk
for later parsing.
To get the better performance,
I changed the temp file handling to use solaris temp_fs(a memory file system).
And my RAID level was 5, as long as I rem
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 17:26:23 -0400, "twk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> David...if you are listening, this should be in units of minutes
> (like every other mail client), not seconds. And I hope that 0 is not
> the default.
>
Yep, we see that regularly too...
> Is there any automated way to deal w
> > Another problem that occurs when i try to create mailbox in cyradm:
auth.log
> > perl: unable to dlopen /usr/lib/sasl2/libsasldb.so.2: libdb-4.0.so:
cannot
> > open shared object file: No such file or directory
> > perl: unable to dlopen /usr/lib/sasl2/libotp.so.2: libdb-4.0.so: cannot
open
>
Hi Christian,
I think you are right. I don't think the bottle neck is Cyrus IMAP. Because
when I move syslog to the network the performance get 2 times better and
when I change to a disk striped by 3 disks, I 2 times faster. Right now I
can get 10 msg/sec. If I can get 15-20 msg/sec, I will be ve
Mohan/Lee,
Thanks for the patch. Unfortunately, this still does not fix the problem
completely. I think that you may have created a memory leak, so you might
want to monitor the saslauthd process. I really want to keep the
persistance in place, otherwise busy sites may create an unneccessary
hi,
i followed my setup instructions from
http://www.entrophy-free.net/mail-server.html and i read through
documentation from cyrus and sendmail, but i have a problem. cyrus doesn't
seem to be responding. it is running, but there is no response. i get:
# telnet localhost imap
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Guys,
This patch solved the problem I described below. I installed the patch 3
days ago, and havent had the problem since.
To reiterate for the loyal cyrus bug hunters:
My system is using cyrus 2.1.5, sasl 2.1.7 on a RH7.3 box (ive tried
this config against 4 different versions of openldap, on
I'm trying to set up a system where there are no normal user accounts, but
people can get mail. I'm using sasl-2.1.7 and cyrus-imapd-2.1.9 on FreeBSD4.
I set up some accounts using saslpasswd2. I can see them with sasldblistusers2
# sasldblistusers2
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword
[EMAIL PROT
Lee,
Below, I've included a patch, it basically removes persistance from
saslauthd. This has fixed the problem for me. I'm not exactly familiar
with all the code, so I was unable to free the lak config structure, but
this does let you atleast get saslauthd working. I think there's a
problem wi
If it helps -- some additional
information:
- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors
-[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(reason: 550-Mailbox unknown. Either there is no
mailbox associated with this)
- Transcript of session follows -... while talking
to localhost:>>
We really must stop with the path pollution that you guys include into the
configuration process. I just lost 2 hours trying to figure out why it
couldn't find a db3_nosync function... and finally figured out that you
were looking at a path I never specified ( /usr/local/include ) and reading
the
Hi,
We are using cyrus-imap 2.1.8 and cyrus-sasl-2.1.7. We use plaintext logins
( IMAP -> SASL -> PAM_LDAP -> OPENLDAP) and to protect the passwords, we
force every users to use an encrypted connexion (either through IMAPS or
IMAP+TLS), by putting "allowplaintext = no" in /etc/imapd.conf and it
This problem continues to exist in CVS. The problem is that you aren't
including the include path specified by --with-sasl when you compile and
run the test program.
SASL is installed in /opt/sasl. I'm using the configuration options listed
below. I get the output listed below.
If I go into /
> $ make distclean
> $ rm aclocal.m4 config.* configure saslauthd/aclocal.m4 saslauthd/config.*
> saslauthd/configure
> $ sh SMakefile
>
> This _should_ run clean except for the WARNINGs.
Except that it deletes config.sub !
--
Joe Rhett Ch
Hello ,
I am currently running the following version of Cyrus & co , ... which
components should I upgrade and to which version if I want to upgrade to
the latest cyrus version ?
cyradm> ver
name : Cyrus
version: v2.0.16
vendor : Project Cyrus
support-url: http://asg.web.cmu.edu
Over the past two days I have discovered connected IMAP clients excessively
checking for new mail. One was checking every 10 seconds or so (over 14,000
logins in a day). Her computer was running Pegasus Mail, and the time check
interval was set to 0 seconds (ack!).
David...if you are listening
Su Li wrote:
>Thanks Larry,
>
>But I did "For Sendmail 8.10 - 8.12.3, use the cyrusv2.mc file as a template
>to create a Sendmail configuration file."
>
>
And this did not increase your performance at all ? If I changed
sendmail to deliver directly to the lmtp socket (by socket I do not mean
Greetings!
I have Cyrus imapd 2.1.9 with Cyrus SASL 2.1.7 on a
Linux 2.4.18-10 system.
The error Im getting from sendmail for the username
"jon.mitchiner" as well as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is "User unknown".
The strange thing is I can enter any account name and Sendmail will accept the
mai
Thanks Larry,
But I did "For Sendmail 8.10 - 8.12.3, use the cyrusv2.mc file as a template
to create a Sendmail configuration file."
And right now I don't see "deliver" when I do "ps -ef". Maybe I just maybe
used a wrong word.
Su
-Original Message-
From: Lawrence Greenfield [mailto:[
From: Su Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 17:20:11 -0400
First of all I can get 9-10 messages per second now by move the mail store
to a striped hard disk(3 disk strip to one).
I think there are more than one sendmail deliver processes try to deliver to
lmtpd. Bec
Hi Scott,
Sorry, but I tried reading the intallsieve.html. It does have the
instruction on directory hash. Is that the ../tools/dohash? I am sure how to
use it. And I didn't find the document for it.
What I did so far is just install the Cyrus IMAP and created /usr/sieve and
'chmod cyrus /usr/s
Henry wrote:
> My intention is to create a mail server that is based on own database, not
> using linux's user database for my LAN using a web-based interface,
> squirrelmail that is.
> I have finally compiled BerkeleyDB, Cyrus-SASL and Cyrus-IMAP
>
> I'm only able to start sasl using "-a shadow"
Su -
You didn't finish installing cyrus. Make sure you followed the
directions for creating the /usr/sieve directory hash and that all
dirs have the right permissions.
--
Scott
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 10:52:22AM -0400, Su Li wrote:
> Thanks Scott,
>
> PERL5LIB works!
>
> I tried 'sieve
Thanks Scott,
PERL5LIB works!
I tried 'sieveshell --user=cyrus --auth=cyrus localhost'.
I got:
Sep 26 10:43:10 web9 timsieved[23718]: mkdir /usr/sieve/c/cyrus: No such
file or directory
Sep 26 10:43:10 web9 timsieved[23718]: error in actions_setuser()
So I went to /usr/sieve and 'mkdir c' and
What? Is that true?
Your mail store is on a separate RAID disk, right? What about the mail store
of postfix? What RAID system are you using? RAID 1+0? Can you give me more
detail on your software and hard ware configurations? That is really
interesting.
One other thing is: if I queue up the mail
Hi,
I'm running Cyrus IMAPd for a about 3 years now, and I'm really happy
with it. I'm still running v1.6.24 without any problems. (I'm not aware
of any security issues, if there are any, or other disadvantages of
running this version I'd really like to know. I haven't looked cyrus for
some time
>My intention is to create a mail server that is based on own database, not
>using linux's user database for my LAN using a web-based interface,
>squirrelmail that is.
>I have finally compiled BerkeleyDB, Cyrus-SASL and Cyrus-IMAP
>I'm only able to start sasl using "-a shadow"
>I think that by usi
Hi all,
Did anyone have experiance with transfering mbox to and from Domino (lotus
notes )?
can it be done by a script ?
Ronen
Hi,
I've followed all the instructions, I've got config files that work on another
machine, I've built and rebuilt the binaries, rebuilt the databases, but
still:
[cyrus@pat bin]$ cyradm localhost
IMAP Password:localhost.localdomain>
localhost.localdomain> lm
INBOX (\NoInferiors)
Henry wrote:
> My intention is to create a mail server that is based on own database, not
> using linux's user database for my LAN using a web-based interface,
> db or file. Any suggestion on which easy-to-setup mechanism?
I use pwcheck-mysql, but I see there is a cyrus-sasl-mysql-patch.
Look a
My intention is to create a mail server that is based on own database, not
using linux's user database for my LAN using a web-based interface,
squirrelmail that is.
I have finally compiled BerkeleyDB, Cyrus-SASL and Cyrus-IMAP
I'm only able to start sasl using "-a shadow"
I think that by using "s
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