Re: Why does master listen on port 2000?

2000 is the arbitrary port used for the MANAGESIEVE protocol. timsieved listens on that port. Michael --On Wednesday, January 08, 2003 6:17 PM +1300 Oliver Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I was doing a port scan of my mail server (for security purposes) and discovered something listening on

INBOX and Mailbox delete problem

Hi I am using Cyrus with Postfix on a SuSE 8.1 machine. I have couple of problems 1. When ever I try to delete a mail box by deletemailbox user.myname I get "deletemailbox: Permission denied" message. I logged in as cyrus to do this command (cyradm --auth login localhost --user cyrus). So How c

Why does master listen on port 2000?

I was doing a port scan of my mail server (for security purposes) and discovered something listening on tcp/2000.  It was the Cyrus master daemon.  What is the Cyrys master daemon listening on tcp port 2000 for? Regards -- Oliver Jones > Senior Software Engineer > Deeper Design Limited.

Re: [PATCH] master -C command line option

This isn't really quite good enough for how we'd want it to work. See: http://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1712 and http://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1736 Note that this is mostly a "Rob hasn't gotten around to doing this yet" more than anything else. -Rob On Tue, 7 Jan

[PATCH] master -C command line option

All, I've come across a need to be able to specify the configuration file (default of /etc/cyrus.conf) to the master process when starting it. As of cyrus 2.1.11 it appears that imapd and friends all accept the command line option of -C for specifying an alternate configuration file. Master t

Re: Yet another mail-restore question...

Henrique de Moraes Holschuh schrieb: > > On Tue, 07 Jan 2003, Simon Matter wrote: > > I'm currently planning a new mailsystem so I'm interested in quick > > recovery in case something goes wrong. > > Quick recovery means you need to shutdown the mail system, LVM-snapshot the > volume and restart

Re: Yet another mail-restore question...

On Tue, 07 Jan 2003, Simon Matter wrote: > I'm currently planning a new mailsystem so I'm interested in quick > recovery in case something goes wrong. Quick recovery means you need to shutdown the mail system, LVM-snapshot the volume and restart it (if your system is well configured, this is quite

Re: lmtpd don't advertise the "EXTERNAL" auth method

2003-01-06, h keltezéssel Balazs GAL ezt írta: > Hi! > > I use a backported version of debian's (thanks hmh) cyrus21 2.1.11-5 > package. > > My problem is that, lmtpd don't advertise the "EXTERNAL" auth method [...] > What's the solution? Can anybody reproduce it? > sasl_minimum_layer: 56 The p

Re: Intermittent sieve failures...

> The large number of Received headers might be exceeding some internal > sieve limit. Try running the original message (and your script) through > the sieve test program (sieve/test.c) and see what happens. Then try > your trimmed message and see what happens. Of course, if test and lmtpd > do

Re: Yet another mail-restore question...

Earl Shannon schrieb: > > Hello, > > Sadly we've a little experience in IMAP server recovery. > Most of what I'm listing makes common sense but I'll say > it anyway. Hi, I'm currently planning a new mailsystem so I'm interested in quick recovery in case something goes wrong. My idea was the fo

Re: cyradm: two passwords ?

Bruhin Gregor schrieb: > > Hi, > > I would like to know if it is normal that cyradm --auth plain localhost asks > for the password two times (password and imap password, what is the > difference ?) ? Did I make a mistake in my configuration? Everything is okay, just don't ask me why :) Simon >