Ah sorry, I just pasted the first filter in - the script tests out fine
using the sieve 'test' binary.
Daryl
--On 20 February 2003 18:55 +0900 Mark Keasling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Is the '}' missing in your script or did you just miss it when cutting and
pas
--On 19 February 2003 15:10 -0500 Ken Murchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Did you check the permissions on the entire path to your script? Do you
have 'sieveusehomedir' enabled? DO you have any messages in imapd.log
like: "lmtpd: unable to init duplicate delivery database"?
User Cyrus can
issions to read the sieve script --
that includes execute permissions on all of the parent directories of
the script.
Daryl Field wrote:
I'm using(trying to) use sieve to filter, am using homedir for the
scripts. It doesn't work & I'm not getting any usefull feedback via any
I'm using(trying to) use sieve to filter, am using homedir for the scripts.
It doesn't work & I'm not getting any usefull feedback via any of the logs.
Here are a few details re the current configuration. If anyone is aware of
any documentation I'm missing & could point me in the right direction
It seems my problem is that I only want to offer imaps as a service, but
when I comment imap out of cyrus.conf, the cyradm tool won't connect. Is
there another way around this ?.
Daryl
--On 03 February 2003 08:29 +0100 Simon Matter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daryl Field schrieb:
y account is listed as an admin in /etc/imap.conf, put an entry in
/etc/saslauthdb2 just in case, but am still having difficulties.
A quick rundown of how & what against this tool auths against would be most
helpfull.
Thanks up front & apologies if this question's a little low-brow.
Daryl
FYI - this is the first time I've used Cyrus_imapd, though I've used
courier extensively.
After all sorts of problems - I'm seemingly fine - except the admin utility
cyradm - it doesn't seem to function. I see it's calling 'perl
-MCyrus::IMAP::Shell -e shell' - running this against a prompt con
ind to a port? Daemons that are started from
inetd normally talk via inherited file descriptors.
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"Now is the Winter of our Discount Tent." -- The Red Green Show
x27;};
Ahem. $mon runs from 0..11, not 1..12.
> my $date=$year.-$cmonth;
$cmonth wasn't being set. For defensive programming, initialising
$cmonth to "Not Set" before your multiway "if" would have shown
you the problem.
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Daryl Tester, Software Wrangler
pe me (but supports something like
100K users under Solaris? Ahh, here it is, see [1]).
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Daryl Tester, Software Wrangler and Bit Herder, IOCANE Pty. Ltd.
"Now is the Winter of our Discount Tent." -- The Red Green Show
[1]
http://asg.web.cmu.edu/archive/message.php?mailbox=archive.info-cyrus&searchterm=200%2C000&msg=3698
is broken down the road.
I guess it's the old "in-band vs. out-of-band signalling" thing.
Squid's external authenticators communicated in a similar way, and
had an issue when someone figured out how to inject "\n"'s (Squid's
string separators) into the strin
My understanding[1]
is that the ALERT occurs at IMAP protocol level.
[1] Which could be wrong - I haven't looked at IMAP as a protocol for
a while.
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"Now is the Winter of our Discount Tent." -- The Red Green Show
r interaction. ldd displays different values for almost
> any library.
They do match in this case, but I'm not familiar enough with Cyrus 2.x
to see if he has missed out any executables that are needed.
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"You shouldn't mix meditation with management. The mind gets too empty."
-- Dilbert
y DB library (particularly as the version numbers are
different).
Regards,
Daryl Tester
the ~ on this keyboard, if that helps), not a single quote
character.
Regards,
Daryl Tester
, and /home/mail
(and ultimately, /home)? Remember that you need permission through
the entire path, not just for the last component.
Regards,
Daryl Tester
entry for either local6.* or
*.something, and it's most likely writing to something other
than a file. Rip it out and restart syslogd.
Regards,
Daryl Tester
sendmail.cf directly
unless you have Sendmail Zen; you should make your changes to the
.mc file and use that to generate your .cf file.
> I am just
> starting to test this new configuration.
Make sure you stop/start sendmail with changes to its config.
Regards,
Daryl Tester
ine is set to. Actually, a dump of the entire Mcyrus entry might
be better, plus the version number of your sendmail.
Regards,
Daryl Tester
gs.
BTW, what's invoking deliver? Sendmail or something similar?
Regards,
Daryl Tester
John Hughes wrote:
> "Daryl Tester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> # ls -l /var/pwcheck/pwcheck
>> srwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Mar 26 20:15 /var/pwcheck/pwcheck
> On what OS?
Good point. The systems tend to be more BSD (FreeBSD, Linux, OSF/1)
g
to the machine log) -
# ls -l /var/pwcheck/pwcheck
srwxrwxrwx 1 root root0 Mar 26 20:15 /var/pwcheck/pwcheck
Regards,
Daryl Tester
alid. You'll need to
shutdown your mail system, rm /var/pwcheck/pwcheck, then restart the
mail system (sorry I can't be more specific about the "mail system" part;
I can't remember how pwcheck and friends interact, but pwcheck should
create a unix domain socket).
Regards,
Daryl Tester
sorry about not finishing the previous message. i have a very
crude interface to sending mail right now. i wanted to say that
when i run imapd from the command line it seems to start ok
but eventualy dies with the aforementioned error. if i telnet
to port 143 i connect but i never get any output a
folks, first my apologies if you received my first bungled attempts
at sending this message. those problems will hopefully not re-occur.
i am a newcomer to cyrus having recently compiled and installed
the following:
cyrus-imapd-2.0.9
cyrus-sasl-1.5.24
db-3.1.17
on a redhat 6.1 system. everythin
folks,
i am a newcomer to cyrus having recently compiled and installed
the following:
cyrus-imapd-2.0.9
cyrus-sasl-1.5.24
rset
quit
tation in Documentation/proc.txt mentions
this). On my RedHat 6.1 box, ulimit -Sn and -Hn return 1024, so
unless you've adjusted those as well, you'll still strike this limit.
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"Who knows what men lurk in the heart of eval?"
inode-max in sysctl naming convention, from memory), and a
per-process limit defined by ulimit. And I believe with the
system wide limit, fs.inode-max >= 3 * fs.file-max.
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Daryl Tester, Software Wrangler and Bit Herder, IOCANE Pty. Ltd.
"Who knows what men lurk in the heart of eval?"
out
at that point. Last time I tried to get something like
this to work, I had to install a script in /etc/smrsh,
something like this:
foo:/etc/smrsh/foo.sh
Then in your foo script you would have:
/bin/cat>/path/to/dump/email.data
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Daryl Tester, Software Wran
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