Okay, so we are using skiplist for our database now. If we wanted to do
some simple searches on the database (we used to just grep for usernames
on the flat file version of mailboxes.db), we have to first convert the
database to a flat file. Really, the best way to do it is by running
ctl_mboxlis
We are running a Tru64 TruCluster system. We have 2 members in the cluster
and run Cyrus IMAP 2.2.1b. We typically ran the system with Cyrus being
CAA'd and only running on one member at a time. The stuff would relocate
to the other cluster member if for some reason it could not run on the first
Jeff Warnica wrote:
Have you created a mailbox for that user? You cant login unless the user
has a inbox.
This is only true for POP3. You don't need an INBOX in order to
authenticate to an IMAP server.
. Initialy login with the user 'cyrus' (which should be in
the "admins:" line in your imapd.
Mike Allen wrote:
Gentlemen:
When I run 'imtest' on my system, I get the following failure:
-->: snip <--
S: A01 NO user not found
Authentication failed. generic failure
Security strength factor: 256
. logout<< manually typed-in because it stalled here.
* BYE LOGOUT received
. OK Completed
Conn
Have you created a mailbox for that user? You cant login unless the user
has a inbox.. Initialy login with the user 'cyrus' (which should be in
the "admins:" line in your imapd.conf).. This account will need a
password, so do whatever it takes in your setup to create a 'real' cyrus
account.
On Tue
additional information on my problem:
I tried to configure with 'without-openssl' option, but it didn't
help. :-(
Here's all configure/make output i can provide:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-cyrus-user=cyrus --with-cyrus-group=mail
--with-auth=unix --with-sasl=/usr/local/lib/sa
Gentlemen:
When I run 'imtest' on my system, I get the following failure:
-->: snip <--
S: A01 NO user not found
Authentication failed. generic failure
Security strength factor: 256
. logout<< manually typed-in because it stalled here.
* BYE LOGOUT received
. OK Completed
Connection closed.
sas
Hi!
I'm having weird problems compiling cyrus-imap-2.1.15 on my debian
machine.
SASL works quiet fine, SMTP AUTH with Postfix, too.
My configure-params were as follows:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-cyrus-user=cyrus --with-cyrus-group=mail
--with-auth=unix --with-sasl=/usr/local/lib/sasl2 --l
test
Vittorio,
It looks like you've only defined a subfolder on the domain.
You need to establish the account plus the subfolder for delivery.
Example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This will tell the LMTP to deliver the message to the 'support' account
under the the 'shared' subfolder.
Make sure you have pe
On Tue, 9 Sep 2003, Pierre POMES wrote:
> I think this setup is not good and can explain why the recover has not
> been done : sendmail should deliver directly with cyrdeliver, without
> using procmail. May you confirm this ?
Sendmail should really be using LMTP, but yes, delivering directly to
c
Take my advice with a grain of salt: my work with the motly collection
of tools is ongoing.. (basicly Im with a volunteer run ISP, and been
fighting political battles more then tech ones for 6 months)
Anyway.. 'ldap' is neither a service or a mech... A 'service' is what
you (would) define in the p
I have the following configuration :
postfix 2.0.14
cyrus-imapd 2.2.1 CVS
I try to configure a shared folder that can receive email with an alias defined.
I define the alias :
support: +shared
The permission on shared folder are :
user1 lrswip
user2 lrswip
cyrus lrswipcda
lmtpuser lrswipcda
Hi,
Thanks for the quick answer... Unfortunatly, my MTA did not retry any
deliverey, but perharps it is due to a wrong design :
1) I am a using the default sendmail config file shipped with Redhat,
without defining a cyrus mailer, since I want to continue to popultate
other mailboxes than mine
> I am using a gateway spamassassin with Mailscanner. The problem is every
> user would like his own individual preferences stored.
>
> So I was looking if there was a way I could use sieve to fork
> spamassassin per user with the user name and the prefernces stored in
> Mysql database.
I didn't d
Hi,
Here I'm another time with my LDAP tests.
In this moment my situation is the following one:
I've installed this software:
Solaris 8
Cyrus IMAP 2.1.13
Cyrus SASL 2.1.15
OpenLDAP 2.1.22 libraries
OpenSSL 0.9.6
Saslauthd works fine with ldap authentication against my Lotus Domino
On Tue, 9 Sep 2003, Pierre POMES wrote:
> My question is : after one hour, all lmtpd process were still frozen, so
> I killed them manually (what could I do else ?), and all mails stayed in
> the "stage." directory. Is there a way to retry the deliver of all
> theses mails ?
These mails should au
Hi,
I have a question regarding the charset encoding of Sieve scripts which
I have not been to find a definite answer to elsewhere.
As I understand it, Cyrus expects Sieve scripts to be UTF-8 encoded. Is
this also true of mailbox names in a fileinto action? Cyrus supplies
mailbox names in modifie
Hi all,
I plan to move from WU Imap to Cyrus Imap, for better performance, for
subfolders, and so on. Actually, I do some tests with Cyrus imap before
using it for everybody in the company.
Everything was fine during 2 days, but yesterday, a lot of emails have
to be delivered, and all lmptd pr
I am using cyrus on my mailserver ( Linux redhat 7.2).
The users dont have any system accounts.
I am using a gateway spamassassin with Mailscanner. The problem is every
user would like his own individual preferences stored.
So I was looking if there was a way I could use sieve to fork
spamassassi
Hi,
I have one 'old' 2.1 Cyrus Imap server with accounts and emails, and
onenew cyrus 2.1 server. I want to copy the accounts and messages on the
old one to the new one. Can I just copy the messages to the new server
or should I be aware of certain things like for instance Cyrus databases?
Tha
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