Re: multiple cyruses via SAN

No, it will not work. A shared file system with unix lock semantics is not enough, Berkeley DB will not work in this environment because it uses shared memory. The system is single host bound. Cheers Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >So you think if i simply had cxfs, it would work w/o proble

Java, IMAP and auth proxy

Does anyone know of a Java IMAP library or JavaMail spi which implements auth proxying. The sun IMAP spi that comes with JavaMail does not and I read the documentation for iPlanet Java messaging library and it only implements simple login. Any help is appreciated Cheers Chris

Re: separate imap / pop3 logins (without pam) ?

There are two things you could set in your configuration files. I found these by looking through the sasl and cyrus source code, the only complete and always up-to-date documentation. It will take you an hour or two of poking around to get up to speed, but it more than pays for itself. 1) T

Re: separate imap / pop3 logins (without pam) ?

You can use separate configuration files for imap and pop3. Copy your current /etc/imapd.conf to /etc/pop3d.conf and make the changes for appropriate pop3 login. Then, in cyrus.conf modify the pop3d line to include '-C /etc/pop3d.conf'. For instance, you could specify separate sasldb files,

Re: CRAM-MD5 SASL auth?

No, you can not do CRAM-MD5 authentication with pwcheck. CRAM-MD5 authentication works by transmitting a random value, called a nonce, between the client and server instead of sending the actual password. The first step in authentication is to send the nonce to the client, the client then gene

Re: not able to download mails

K. .R . JEROME SELVARAJ . wrote: > Hello, > > <...snip...> > >when we sent mail, mail is stored in /mail/spool/mail. Tried to change the >mails from pop3 to IMAP. But then pop3 is not working for those users. > > Is it possible to give imap as well as pop3 service with cyrus. If so >what is

Re: LMTP question

Hi Tarjei LMTP requires authentication only if using IP domain sockets. The quickest, easy fix is to use your fallback_transport entry in main.cf. The right way to procede, however, is to get postfix to authenticate to lmtpd. There are two things necessary here; postfix must try to authenticate

Re: Per-user receive rate controls

> Ralf Hildebrandt wrote: > > Something like pop-before-smtp.pl will do the trick: It will tail the > > maillog and then you can build an in memory database (a queue) that > > stores recipients, number of mails they recieved and timestamps. > > > Nice--I'll do this, at least until I get around to

Re: lmtp socket

Brendan, note the listen= argument in cyrus.conf, this is the name of the socket that lmtpd will use. In cyrus.conf: /var/tmp/imap/configdir/socket/imap In error msg: /var/tmp/imap/configdir/socket/lmtp Make them match and you should be good to go. Cheers Chris Audley [EMAIL

RE: mkimap - directories from "a" to "z" only

mkimap only creates 'a'..'z' because those are the only directories that the cyrus hash function will map files into. For mailboxes starting with a letter, the lowercase of the first letter is returned. For all non alphabetic first characters, including numbers, 'q' is returned. All numeric mai

Re: Vacation Sieve

Why is this? None of the MTAs I've tested are case sensitive in the local-part of the address. I regularly recieve mail to my account in a mix of cases and it comes through fine. Chris Audley [EMAIL PROTECTED] err, maybe you'd better make that [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Origin