directory.
Thanks for the response. I bet that's it!
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er growing
number of these log.* files, but yet do not seem to be getting any
more error syslog messages than usual. The only safe way to clear
these out is to shutdown Cyrus, right?
Thankfully mailboxes.db is skiplist.
Amos
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On 5/13/07, Gary Mills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Since our recent upgrade from cyrus-imapd-2.1.14 to cyrus-imapd-2.3.8,
I've had one report that Eudora is behaving very badly. It seems to
have to do with synchronization between the client and the server.
The symptom is that the inbox view is no
We're using ZFS on a V440 for our Cyrus spools that are on a 6920 and
all I have to say is KICK A$$!!! ;-) ZFS will use as much memory as
you can spare for caching, but it hasn't really caused us any
problems. At first it made us nervous because it seemed like all our
free memory disappeared (of
didn't need enabled. The Cyrus zone is
on a public interface, and the global zone is on a private one. We've
been doing that increasingly lately and it has been working out rather
well.
http://mydataexchange.net/zonemgr/
Amos
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done with Veritas cluster. Actually, we're hoping to get
away from VxFS/VxVM and use ZFS. Not that VxFS/VxVM are bad products,
but they can be a bear to manage.
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t of such a thing. ;-)
We also have had good experience with a PostgreSQL cluster that we use
in conjunction with our RADIUS servers.
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On 2/3/06, Ken Murchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> How does ZFS compare to QFS, which had/has problems from what I understand.
>
I know little about QFS, other than hearing about some of its
problems. However, I think it's safe to say that they are entirely
different. Right now if you need to
7;m so anxious to test
out ZFS instead. Increasingly this is looking to be an awesome
filesystem. It currently doesn't support multiple writers in a
clustered configuration (I imagine would be needed for dual active
node HA arrangement), but it seems to be on the long-range plans.
Amos
Cy
it still true that fud does not record the last read time for POP?
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On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Ken Murchison wrote:
I'll probably be committing new ACL code (per 2086upd-08) to 2.3 today after
further testing.
Fabulous. Thanks for keeping up with this.
Maybe someday clients will actually support this updated 2086, but
that's another issue....
Amos
napshot capabilities of some
of our new SAN stuff, but got to wondering if some of these features
in the up-coming 2.3 would make that somewhat unnecessary.
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27;, then only those users with the 'a' right can delete the
mailbox and you can leave 'c' and 'd' for creating submailboxes and deleting
messages.
I keep wondering if that 'x' for deleting a folder will ever come
about. Sad that it seems to have gotten
Ken Murchison wrote:
So, my question is, what should the *default* behavior of unexpunge be:
A. only unexpunge the message and leave the \Deleted flag set as-is
(only undo the expunge step)?
B. unexpunge the message and unset the \Deleted flag (undo both the
expunge and delete steps)?
I'm of th
Hmmm... what's this about ClamAV? Integrated virus scanning? Maybe
for the Sieve virus check test?
(Sorry if this has already been discussed. Searching for clamav snags
a lot of message headers. ;-)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue,
Andrew Morgan wrote:
Maybe I need to read back in this thread to remember, but what was the
suggested solution in Cyrus?
I think Cyrus is correct to bounce these messages back to the sender.
Accepting them seems somewhat dangerous. What happens when parts of
Cyrus or the IMAP protocol see a NU
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
The correct place to do it is in the MTA. Doing it in the MTA means you get
the trash out before anything else has a chance to bounce it back, log it,
store it, or whatever.
Which doesn't mean I would be against a good patch for Cyrus, but I would
rather the MTAs
not nicely folded text like most clients do. I reported
the problem to them and they said it would be addressed in some future
release, but don't know when.
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Ben Carter wrote:
When we get a chance, we're going to talk to Derrick about getting some
cluster support into the std. code.
That would be most impressive. I wonder how much Ken's work with 2.3
would fit in with this?
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accomplish this for
the LMTP stage./ files.
Otherwise, it just worked.
Ben
So y'all are doing active/active? What version of Cyrus?
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ttle brains. ;-)
Not planning on doing anything particularly sophisticated. Just failover
when one node fails.
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o look at the 'sharedprefix' setting in imapd.conf.
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linked, not stripped
This brings a question to mind: what compilers will be supported for
64-bit compiles on SPARC? I thought I saw a CVS commit go by that used
'cc' for compiles on SPARC. I was going to ask at the time, but forgot.
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Hi.
What versions of automake and autoconf are CMU currently using?
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s approved, it would be sad if it came out and
then immediately afterwards 2.3 was released, but then I guess that's
life in the software world.
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demand just hasn't been strong enough to warrant
a 2nd edition. I guess everybody is moving to Exchange. ;-)
Personally I'd think that with projects like www.opengroupware.org and
www.open-xchange.com that interest in Cyrus would be on the rise.
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On Tue, 8 Feb 2005, Ken Murchison wrote:
Jason Jacobsen wrote:
What is the status of the global include verb for sieve?
Its in Cyrus v2.3.
Just out of curiosity, any sketched out time line for 2.3?
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do a Jabber notifier, but tis
one of those things I'll probably never get around to.
That, and the possibility of Sieve scripts to non-user folders, perhaps
via folder annotations, would be rather cool IMHO
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ly Moly. A flat mboxlist? Yeah, that'll be slow. Any chance you can
upgrade that to skiplist? I don't know if that'll resolve all issues,
but I should think that would help considerably
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7 21:23:19 satira nntp[24755]: DBERROR db4: PANIC: fatal region
error detected; run recovery
So do you compile Berkeley DB for 64-bit? Haven't tried it yet myself.
At some point will need to do 64-bit though because getting some large
quota needs for some shared folders.
Amos
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I'm seeing the same thing on Solaris 8, 9, and 10 (s10_69) using a
not so old cc (-xarch=v9 option) and gcc 3.3.3 (-m64). These are all
on sparc boxes. I got non-zero values by changing 'int' to 'long'.
Amos
--- test.c 2004-12-30 22:09:33.793048000 -0600
+++ tes
e some work on such a layout, but I don't
know what the present state is. (I think in that situation there were
some issues with Sun's QFS, but not sure.)
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Was there any follow-up to this?
Related to this unpleasant issue that gets repeatedly kicked around
between this list and postfix-users, with an unpleasant amount of
disdain I might add, has anybody implemented a hack to Cyrus lmptd to
optionally reject such messages, or delete these NUL charac
with other things to follow it closely, but I
think I noticed in the announcement for a recent Postfix snapshot that
AUTH credentials are now being cached in the queue file. This means that
eventually it may be possible to use AUTH creds for posting like you can
currently do with Sendmail.
Incidentally, any experiences with Berkeley DB 4.3?
Michael Sims wrote:
Mark Hannessen wrote:
just wondering...
are there alternatives to the db4 backend for storing mail and such?
I am thinking in the direction of mysql. (I have openldap as well,
but that doesn't seem to be the right place to stor
try Thunderbird.
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I=-3
So thought I'd try looking at NAMESPACE again...
* NAMESPACE (("" ".")) (("Other_Users." ".")) (("Shared_Folders." "."))
. OK Completed
. list "" "Shared_Folders"
* LIST (\Noselect \HasChildren) ".&quo
uld require changing the Postfix
internal queue file format, and a big catch with that is some feeling
of uneasiness about passing such credentials. At least that was my
impression a couple of years ago.
If passing such credentials is really important to you, you may have
to use Sendmail. It know Sendmail handles it.
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>>>>> On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 15:59:16 -0500,
>>>>> Ken Murchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (km) writes:
km> I added support for the Xref header to CVS last week.
Cool. Yup, now even tin happy.
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ancient
news server has had terrible feeds for a long time, and has
suffered serious hardware problems.
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I remember a friend going on about how cool
it was to read mail via nn. Personally I couldn't get my head
around it, but now I'm playing with NNTP access to an IMAP server.
Funny how things go around like that, given enough time. (Of
course I'm posting this via Gnus, another news reader! ;-)
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>>>>> On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 22:33:02 -0600,
>>>>> Amos Gouaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (ag) writes:
ag> I notice in the 'help' command for 2.2.2-beta cyradm there's
ag> the following:
ag> mboxcfg, mboxconfig configure mailbox
a
oach, although you
ib> get better performance.
...and this was the same argument for the roles mechanism in SunONE.
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I notice in the 'help' command for 2.2.2-beta cyradm there's
the following:
mboxcfg, mboxconfig configure mailbox
setinfo set server metadata
What do these do? Is this related to annotations?
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Just curious if anybody out there has been fiddling with the ldap
ptloader experimental code. Thoughts? Comments? Observations?
I'm just now starting to look into it myself, and it doesn't seem
like there's been much chatter about it
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y, but since you're
already using latest of the other software, why not use latest of
db too? (Not, "DB2". HA! Sorry, that's pretty lame.)
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>>>>> On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 10:55:34 -0200,
>>>>> Andreas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (a) writes:
a> Has anybody tried to compile cyrus-imapd-2.1.16 with berkeley db 4.2.52?
a> Should it work?
So, what are folks' impressions of BDB 4.2.52 so far? Does it seem
to be pretty solid?
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t; a mailbox with thousands of message, I saw an error along the lines of
pw> "word too long"?)
I've seen that from time to time when manipulating some
ridiculously large (~40K messages) folders using GNUS. I
started looking into it, but didn't get far as there are
way too many other things I'm supposed to be doing.
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e to
reality that is, I have not been able to confirm. I'm hoping we
might be able to do some experimenting later this term, but then
I've been saying that for a while. Sigh.
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A bit off topic, but I know this is something that has come up on
this list from time to time over the years, and besides, they mention
Cyrus! ;-)
http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/07/10/HNogo_1.html
http://opengroupware.org/en/index.html
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ncouraging a client/language debate. Really. ;-)
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OO!!! :-)
OK, perhaps a little premature, but this sounds really cool and
terribly useful. Now I need to read up on this annotate stuff.
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>>>>> On 07 Jul 2003 18:17:29 -0700,
>>>>> Scott Bronson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (sb) writes:
sb> As long as they don't indicate something amiss, I can live with them.
sb> Thanks.
Incidentally, they're gone in 2.1.14.
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ed between 2.1.12 and 2.1.13 to require
those libraries? I notice the compile line is the same for both,
but since 2.1.13 the error above appears.
Yeah, as you say, adding those two fixes link problem. Looks like
configure.in is missing something that the others have.
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ne. Sorry for not
mentioning it sooner. Kinda forgot about it.
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in file
shutdown../lib/libcyrus.a(util.o)
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to test
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
gmake: *** [test] Error 1
This is on Solaris 8 with gcc-3.2.3.
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I'll always remember his help in the early days of the skiplist db.
I can't imagine getting through that rough spot without his help.
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We'll see if things resume back to
abby-normal.
When I learn more just what he did, I'll contact Cyrusoft.
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o
rs> submit a good script after a bad one in a timsieved session to see this in
rs> action).
Interesting. Would an error like this also apply?
sieve runtime error for X id <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Fileinto: Mailbox does not exist
(The "X" is one of our users, but not myself.)
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wo patches have any bearing on this? Sadly,
so far I haven't been able to detect a pattern to make this report
more meaningful, but I'll keep an eye out.
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zing the JunkMail folder. At least
in an EDU environment, folks get really touchy when it comes to
systematically blocking things. ;-)
Anyway, that's my contribution.
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ghtening things up a tad. At least
some of the IMAP diehards can enjoy the shared folders. However,
LMTP-AUTH tied to SMTP-AUTH sure would be nice to play with.
In the back of my mind I've been wondering if/how the new NNTP
support coming with the new Cyrus now in beta might be employed to
deal with these sort of discussions. However, I haven't pictured
just how yet.
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.
But what is meant by "trusted environment", and how does one
establish such a "trusted environment".
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>>>>> 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,
I
l MTAs are capable of passing SMTP-AUTH onto the LMTP
session, Postfix being at least one that I know of. In fact, I am
skeptical that this -AUTH communication will ever be incorporated
into Postfix without some sort of RFC to back it up. (Unless I'm
mistaken, this continuity of -AUTH credentials isn't covered too
well, but please correct me if I'm wrong.)
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e LMTP
rs> server trusts the SMTP server. This (admitedly marginaly) simplifies the
rs> authorization code in lmtpd.
How does the posting ("p") right fit in?
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ut,
but life has been so hectic lately that I didn't dive in.
Oh well
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s there could be a switch to the Cyrus lmtp server
to downcase stuff? Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like this is logic
more appropriate for the LDA, not the conduit to that LDA. Thoughts?
What does Sendmail do, anyway?
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e doing: create Amazon (or other
vendors) wish lists so that folks eager for enhancements can
demonstrate their appreciation. ;-)
Ho. Ho.
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>>>>> On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 10:13:18 +0200,
>>>>> Francesc Guasch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (fg) writes:
fg> anything else I could try ?
Upgrading Solaris? You're using a hugely buggy release
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g off in
recent years. However, the more I see this progress, the more I am
beginning to be intrigued as to how this might be put to use.
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hic
application, and so the queue file format would have to be altered
to retain the SMTP-AUTH info so that it can be used for LMTP-AUTH,
and 2) past discussions revealed that Wietse was not comfortable
with the lack of verification of the SMTP-AUTH credentials to
blindly pass them onto other services. If this is an important
requirement, you'll have to use Sendmail.
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ot; login.
However, the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" inbox trick has been used in the past
to try to emulate multi-domain support. Maybe with the stuff that
is now being worked on this will no longer be necessary. (Sorry, I
haven't followed some of those threads too closely since it isn't
something I'm really needing at present.)
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w virtual server stuff that is being developed I
suspect could be a rather meaty chapter on its own.
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oo strapped for time to do an update. I haven't talked
to them in a while so don't know what their schedule is for an update.
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stfix
IPC. The LMTP server should be using a different subdirectory of
/var/spool/postfix.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=postfix-users&m=102489182913823&w=2
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fork=1
While this will work, as has been discussed on postfix-users, those
sockets really are not for third party software such as Cyrus. I'm
not sure it is wise to instruct folks to go down that path.
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at it will clear out entries after some configurable amount
of time.
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e routines.
What about the DRAC patch that's already in the contrib directory?
http://mail.cc.umanitoba.ca/drac/
This works for both IMAP and POP.
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hat much change in the Postfix
LMTP client and Cyrus LMTP server since that readme was slapped
together, so it is still valid.
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>>>>> On Wed, 15 May 2002 20:04:27 -0300,
>>>>> Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (hdmh) writes:
hdmh> On Wed, 15 May 2002, Amos Gouaux wrote:
>> to take advantage of single instance delivery. (The local delivery
>> agent in Postf
> do this.
The properness depends on your environment. TCP is handy if using
separate boxes for Cyrus and MTA. Using TCP also makes it easier
to take advantage of single instance delivery. (The local delivery
agent in Postfix can only deliver one recipient at a time.)
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nder in input from lmtp socket
Not yet. I was waiting for the dust to settle a bit before trying
latest Postfix snapshot/release.
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ht expect, I haven't seen these dups either.
Anyway, just speculation since I haven't actually looked into this
matter myself.
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nitiate deliveries, but I forget how that's set
up. Besides, you may still want to throttle lmtp some.
nu> Any comments? Maybe Exim will be better? I guess I will have to put MTA on
nu> another machine, otherwise it keeps getting even worse.
That's what we've been doing for quite some time now. We do lmtp
over private network between the machines. Has worked out well.
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porary failure)
If this is still a problem, you might check your imapd.log or where
ever you have Cyrus logging to. You could also edit Postfix's
startup script in /etc/postfix so that the master process is started
up with one or more of "-v". You might also try using the LMTP
delivery instead of the now somewhat depreciated "cyrus" mailer.
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sides. It just seems like
mailboxes.db was an application not terribly well suited for it.
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folders run through Sieve. If you've got a lot of Shared
Folders it seems to me this would become a nasty bottleneck, but
maybe not? Also, how do you then allow different individuals to
edit a Sieve script for different Shared Folders if there is only
one script under this one pseudo-user?
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ity with sieve.
Sieve is based on a standard with particular design goals in mind.
You might want to visit http://www.cyrusoft.com/sieve/
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>>>>> On Thu, 28 Mar 2002 11:02:33 +0100,
>>>>> Thomas Jarosch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (tj) writes:
tj> You have to tell Outlook to use "INBOX" as the root folder
tj> of Cyrus and to store the outgoing mail on the server.
Or use altnamespace, depending on version used.
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sions and the total number of *forks*. In one
of the numerous hacks of this I've got running (learning rrdtool), I
got it to report the number of active sessions and the number of
connections. I've got to cleanup my mess, though.
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as said anything about it. Could it possibly have anything to
ak> do at all with the fact that my aliases do not work? I did a
ak> "postconf |grep lmtp", and this is what it gave me...
Did you look at the LMTP_README file in the README_FILES directory
in the Postfix source distribution? That LMTP_README is old, but
should still be valid.
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elivery agent, not of
LMTP. To get around this limitation I use virtual table to route
mail (via LMTP) from MX host to Cyrus host.
In the case of the problem report, it is not clear how mail is being
routed or how lmtp is being called.
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cyrus
dm> 2.0.16 ?
For 2.0.16? I don't think you can. You need to upgrade to 2.1.3.
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that Sleepycat does by default.
Been there, done that
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er if you don't depend on too many libs.
At this time I believe it would not be good to replace deliver.db or
tls.db with skiplist. While skiplist works well for mailboxes.db, I
don't think that would be the case for deliver.db or tls.db. There
are many more writes going on to these than mailboxes.db.
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ir way to Sleepycat.
I dunno.) Even if all of this was done, would Berkeley DB
performance be acceptable in the end compared to what we're
currently seeing with skiplist? I dunno. I kinda doubt it.
Well, that's my rambling for this morning.
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>>>>> On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 11:55:08 +0100,
>>>>> Christoph Krempe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (ck) writes:
ck> Hi,
ck> I'm just tring to install the latest Silkymail on Linux. Using
I think you need to ask Cyrusoft about this
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>>>>> On Thu, 14 Mar 2002 20:00:42 -0500,
>>>>> E M Recio (emr) writes:
>> ipurge -f -d user..Trash
emr> I tried to run ipurge but it gives me an error, it doesn't recognise the -f
emr> option.
Time to upgrade! :-)
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roblem with an older release. What version
was this, anyway? It's all a blur right now.
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