> Have you tried virtdomains: userid ? This will disable the reverse lookup.
Yes, it doesn't reverse but it also tacks on the domain.tld of the server.
Or, more accurately, it tacks on the domain.tld of the interface on which
the connection was made. So if 192.168.12.2 is 'mail.domain2.tld' then
At Wed, 16 Nov 2005 11:01:57 -0500,
Matt Singerman wrote:
>
> Are
> there any tools available that will take MBOX mailboxes and insert them into
> Cyrus?
Of course there are! Sadly the simplest, the AWK script I've attached,
is not included in the Cyrus IMAPd sources
I wrote this script for
Bill Kearney schrieb:
Hello,
Not sure if I've got things configured correctly but this may be a bug (on
my end or within cyrus?)
How is cyrus supposed to handle an unqualified username? That is, logging
in as "joe" instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
I've tried a couple of variations, each time l
At Mon, 7 Nov 2005 09:00:08 -0500 (EST),
John Madden wrote:
>
> > Have you tried running something like postmark
> >
> >http://packages.debian.org/stable/utils/postmark
> >
> > to benchmark your filesystem?
>
> The disks are quite fast. bonnie++, for example, shows writes at over
> 300MB/s.
Nope Bill, sorry. As was noted in my thread, it looks to be a SASL
issue. Because some SASL plugins require a hostname, rather than IP,
SASL apparently does a reverse DNS on every connecting IP.
Maybe I'll move a request over to the SASL list to look into whether the
reverse DNS can be on a pe
Bill Kearney schrieb:
From: "Igor Brezac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What actions does the "userid" value trigger? In testing I can't see
that
it does anything. Are the docs correct?
It is not going to try to qualify unqualified usernames.
Apparently that's not true.
Hello,
Not sure if I've got things configured correctly but this may be a bug (on
my end or within cyrus?)
How is cyrus supposed to handle an unqualified username? That is, logging
in as "joe" instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
I've tried a couple of variations, each time logging in as just "joe",
Hi,
You
don't have to create subfolders, imapsync will create them for you. The syntax
is pretty simple, just play a little with the options.
Regards,
Leon
Kolchinsky
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