Etienne Goyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Basically, which IMAP client support displaying and/or editing ACL ?
Mulberry:
http://www.cyrusoft.com/mulberry/
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> I my own account I can see "tester" an its sub-folders, but not its
> INBOX. What's the mistake?
I think it'll show up like this:
+ user
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-+ tester <- This should be the INBOX here I think
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-- subfolder
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-- subfolder2
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..
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in access to the server.
You should be able to test this with imtest, e.g:
imtest -u jblogg -a cyrus imap-host
(enter cyrus admin password, logged in as jblogg)
Note that you need to be logged in as the user in question to check the
new/unread status as it is set on a per-user basis.
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t;, which is distinct from the passwd file. You should probably check
which method cyrus is using..
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bly best
to use 'driver = smartuser' instead, e.g:
cyrus_user:
driver = smartuser
transport = cyrus_delivery
Hope this helps,
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headers (or post it here nothing seems amiss).
Regards,
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mb for
authenticating other services. Or you could look into using LDAP for central
authentication.
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lconn, SASL_SSF_EXTERNAL, &extprops);
Although from Ken's email it seems the -p option to imapd would have sufficed
instead, oh well!
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" addresses, etc. to appropriate folder(s) or
even just into INBOX. stop further processing.
- anything which gets past these filters is subject to vacation (i.e. these
should be purely "personal" messages hopefully)
I haven't used vacation or Sieve before so I'm not sure how feasible this is.
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rgc, argv, "C:")) != EOF) {
switch (opt) {
case 'C': /* alt config file */
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thing that wouldn't go amiss would be readline support, if it's installed.
I imagine it'd be easy enough to add in.
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the logs?
Integrity:
Test for any loss or corruption of data (i.e. in messages)
Before I go off to trawl freshmeat/google/write-my-own, are there any good
existing tools people would recommend for such work?
TIA,
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b-folders
created afterwards..
Just a thought.
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rchives are your friend here ;)
Patch is against 2.0.9 and is beta. Ken refers to a user-rename CVS branch..
it'd be great if this appeared in Cyrus sometime - renaming is a feature I'll
likely stumble over too.
There may be other (more 'manual') suggestions in the archives too..
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Brendon M. Maragia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> /etc/imapd.conf
> configdirectory: /var/imap
> partition-default: /var/spool/imap
> admins: cyrus root
> allowanonymouslogin: no
> sasl_passwd_check: passwd
^^
Should that be sasldb?
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login ...
[IMO the PLAIN auth mechanism should be enabled when allowplaintext is
enabled, regardless of an SSL session]
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he
problem exists when a specific IP addr is gven to bind to but no problem with
INADDR_ANY. I don't recall this happening in 2.0.12 when I had a similar
setup.
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open: user cns opened INBOX
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to help debugging.
Try running tcpdump/ethereal/etc. to capture the session log between the
client and the server to see what's actually going on.
Regards,
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getting rid of the
(annoying ;) messages.
- Now that imapd reuses connections, it's probably worthwhile clearing the
imapd's process title after a client disconnects, otherwise it "appears" it
is still servicing the client in a ps listing.
(patches for suggested fi
Vz
. OK Success (tls protection)
. LOGOUT
* BYE LOGOUT received
. OK Completed
Connection closed.
Just for completeness, imtest works fine using the 'login' mechanism and the
base64 auth string was generated as follows:
% echo -n "cyrus\0cyrus\0\$cyrus" | openssl base64
Y3lydXMAY3lydXMAJGN5cnVz
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ages to be archived?
>
> Any other suggestions?
Some MUAs support offline reading or folder synchronisation.. which might be
something to check. Although this is usually for keeping copies on both client
and server.
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turing into the "ideal IMAP MUA"
rant :o)
> PS: What about Netscape 6.0 and IMAP? Anybody tried it yet?
I tried it a bit, it's certainly an improvement over 4.7x, but I'm not happy
with Netscape 6 in general enough to warrant using it.
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ess: +PublicFolder.Subdir
>
> ok
> i try with formail and sed with no Luck
Not sure what you mean here..
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the easier option. With an alias this might be:
some-address: +PublicFolder.Subdir
Although with this method you can't have spaces in any of the folder names and
you'll have to watch for case sensitivity issues too.
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slightly to work with Cyrus). Also,
all the server greeting examples in RFC 2060 use IMAP4rev1. So, should we
display IMAP4rev1 in the greeting, or should NetxAP be checking the CAPABILITY
text instead for the presence of `IMAP4rev1'?
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delivery and succeeds.
I tested this but single instance store wasn't used in this case. The question
is: should it? The setup is Exim using LMTP over a unix domain socket. Single
instance store does work in my setup when there are no delivery errors just
not in this situation.
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;
> what must be changed?
Create a folder "tc.info" with cyradm, make it postable, make it accessible to
yourself and change the alias to "+tc.info". That should do the trick.
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the particular user from
the ../imap/quota/ directory and then run ../cyrus/bin/quota to ensure
everything is consistent. Actually, it might be 'quota -f' - I'm working from
memory here.
Ideally, implementing quota disabling in the IMAP protocol would be better.
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PLAIN was working. I did 'imtest -m
PLAIN -t "" localhost' and AUTH=PLAIN appeared in the capability banner (as
the connection was encrypted now) but the authentication failed with a bad
protocol error (IIRC - working from memory here). Anyway, this is more of an
aside, as my MUA doesn't uses LOGIN so it doesn't pose a problem to me yet.
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h login' to specifically use the IMAP LOGIN method only.
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nt
'c' gives right to delete actual folder (and to create sub folders),
'd' gives right to delete messages in folder.
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t being used, should fix this 'duplicate' password
prompt. Or at least that's my understanding..
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usr/include/tcpd.h
> are there ok. passing --with-libwrap=/usr doesn't work either.
>
> I think the next release will fix this.
Ok, I haven't tried this yet as master can now bind services to specific IPs.
> I thought there was a way of making Netscape check multiple folders.
Not that I'm aware of..
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uld be better..
Yes, I forgot to mention that conflict too. I don't mind multiple man pages,
(just use man -a) but I'd prefer process, command and pidfile names not to
conflict..
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/run/master.pid (or similar). This could be enabled with a
command line option (such as '-D') if the current behaviour is to be kept.
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meone tell me
what such a page "should" say (or "do")?
Many thanks,
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on next login. In other words, "it just works" (TM) which is very handy
for us admins.
[For those interested, it's a perl script run from samba 'before' login
has occurred which over-rides specific keys in prefs.js in their netscape
home dir (which is on the server) and sets their username etc. for their
mail a/c.]
What MUAs do other people recommend? (Sorry, this must be a perennial
question)
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
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ll read it in more
detail later.
Thanks to all for your replies!
Regards,
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7;t have time to read the full RFC, so please don't respond with RTFM ;)
Just the main points would be nice. TIA
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there going to be any serious effort made WRT documentation and the web
pages? i.e. bring them up to date with latest product versions, get a web
archive of the info-cyrus mailing list (I'm aware of the IMAP i/f to it), etc.
Regards,
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