Hello all,
I just upgraded my 2.2-cvs installation from berkeley db-3.2 to db-4.1.
The new system now seems to work properly. I had to do some things for
which I would like to know if they may cause future trouble.
First of all I would need to know what these directories are used for
exactly:
Have you considerd using pam_pgsql and libnss_pgsql?
Check the following sites
http://blue-labs.org/clue/NSS_pgsql.php
http://libpam-pgsql.codecastle.com
Otherwise there is a postfix patch for postgreSQL lookups with stored
procedure support here:http://www.rhyme.com.au/postfix.html
And if Plat
Hi,
How can I get sendmail to use my sasl database as its mailbox database.
There is a note about this in the code and man page for mail.local (-D
mbdb) but it seems I have to patch sendmail to use anything but /etc/passwd
or possibly LDAP?
Ideally, what I would like is to keep all users in po
Morgan Sackett wrote:
>
> Should this happen? I do have subfolders in the mailbox, but clients
> won't look at them. Also, clients report errors in trying to create or
> append messages into a subfolder. However, I can create a new folder
> both through cyradm, and directly logged in with a C
>I notice that saslauthd is hard coded to start exactly 5 children - I
>intend to make this a command line option, although I wondered if I'd
>missed something obvious since it seems an obvious enhancement?
Simon Brady pointed out that versions 2.1.10 and up have a -n option to
specify the number
We're seeing clients of saslauthd failing with "connection refused" with
a load of around 10 queries per second under Solaris. Our saslauthd is
using a PAM radius module. Some experimentation shows this error occurs
on unix domain sockets when the server doesn't respond fast enough.
The radius bac
Should this happen? I do have subfolders in the mailbox, but clients
won't look at them. Also, clients report errors in trying to create or
append messages into a subfolder. However, I can create a new folder
both through cyradm, and directly logged in with a CREATE command.
Is there a way t
Hi-
Does anyone know of a good document on how to get these three services to
play nice with each other? Thanks in advance.
-Greg
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Rob Siemborski wrote:
I think I might know where our confusion is coming from...who is the "we"
in your statement above?
There was no special meaning intended by "we". On second thought it
probably includes only those who are using --with-auth=unix, (in cyrus
2.1). I should be more carefull next
Alex Zaitchenko wrote:
>
> Hello, All
>
> Is there a way to make cyrus automatically issue EXPUNGE after DELETE
> in certain folders (or globally) ?
> In other words - is it possible to auto-delete messages right after marking
> them as deleted ?
No, but the client can use the CLOSE command wh
Hello, All
Is there a way to make cyrus automatically issue EXPUNGE after DELETE
in certain folders (or globally) ?
In other words - is it possible to auto-delete messages right after marking
them as deleted ?
Thanks in advance,
Alex
Amos Gouaux wrote:
But what is meant by "trusted environment", and how does one
establish such a "trusted environment".
By using an MSA Message Submission Agent, Based on RFC 2476 (or a
network of trusted MSAs)
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Andrew McNamara wrote:
> >A SAN is just a different transport mechanism between the host and the
> >drives -- the protocol is the same old SCSI that has been around for
> >years. That said, there is less interoperability than one would like at
> >this point.
> >
> >The basic
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Nikos Voutsinas wrote:
> Anyway, starting from, some MTAs (MSAs actually), capability of passing
> the authentication id of the sender, we might have to reconsider the
> retrieval of groupmembership and how, cyrus-administrators can benefit
> from cyrus-ACLs. In contradiction
> On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 15:43:17 +0200,
> Nikos Voutsinas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (nv) writes:
nv> This is not a cyrus topic
I agree, but unless I'm mistaken, one of the Cyrus developers
contributed the SMTP-AUTH code to Sendmail. Anyway, I have just
one more question.
nv> From RFC 2554:
Lawrence Greenfield wrote:
Nikos,
Sorry, I don't understand your post. Was it a request for some change?
Additional documentation?
confused,
Larry
I would never ask for additional documentation (this is not because, I
like reading source code)
Anyway, starting from, some MTAs (MSAs actually), c
>>>You might have to add -D_FFR_AUTH_PASSING=1 to your site.config.m4,
nv> You realise that this feature of sendmail (was already available in
nv> early releases of 8.12) combined with an MSA server and cyrus ACLs
nv> can really boost cyrus functionality. (The "anyone p", mentioned in
nv> cyrus
> On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 08:50:57 -0300,
> Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (hdmh) writes:
>> I think section 5 of RFC 2554 covers it fairly well.
hdmh> It does. Amos, would you kindly post this little bit on the postfix list,
Indeed.
hdmh> please? I dare not :)
Stinker.
> > Alas, not all MTAs are capable of passing SMTP-AUTH onto the LMTP
> > session, Postfix being at least one that I know of. In fact, I am
Yeah, and I will end up getting burned if I make more propaganda on
postfix-users about anything for Cyrus. Basically, postfix will add
something only if th
Hi,
I am using similar conf like yours, however it runs on a Linux server.
These are sthe config file sections I used on main.cf and cyrus.conf files:
fallback_transport = lmtp:unix:/var/imap/socket/lmtp
mailbox_transport = lmtp:unix:/var/imap/socket/lmtp
and in cyrus.conf
lmtpunix cmd="lm
Well I've solved my problem. Thank you everyone who has tried to help.
The problem seems that lmtp from cyrus-imap 2.0.16 does not like to talk
on FreeBSD 4.7-RELEASE. I updated to 2.1.12 and got that working. I
also updated Cyrus-SASL to 2.1.12 for good measure. The only thing that
seems t
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