> Is there a way to roll back my perl install to 5.8.0? Or, is
> there a way
> to build a cyradmin that will work with perl 5.8.6? Or, is there a way
> to manage users without using cyradmin?
Or, let's try something that actually works :)
In the cyradm script, there a 2 calls to perl:
> You need IMAP.so, but no guarantee the version for 5.8.0 will
> work with
> 5.8.6 (I'd guess not, but it might)
I've got IMAP.so:
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/i386-linux-thread-multi/auto/Cyrus/IMAP/I
MAP.so
/usr/src/redhat/BUILD/cyrus-imapd-2.2.12/perl/imap/blib/arch/auto/Cyrus/
IMAP/IMAP.s
I recently upgraded my installation of Perl from 5.8.0 (in
/usr/lib/perl5) to 5.8.6 (in /usr/local/lib/perl5) using CPAN. I didn't
catch the difference in location when I installed... Now, when I try to
run the command "cyradm --user cyrus --auth login localhost" I got the
error:
*
I found it much easier to use Simon's packages from:
http://www.invoca.ch/pub/packages/cyrus-imapd/
They work on CentOS3, so they should work on RHEL3. If you decide to go
this route, uninstall what you have done so far, and start over with the
rpm's.
Doug
> -Original Message-
> From:
> After installed cyrus-imap, I run:
> # cyradm -u cyrus localhost
> login into the cyrus admin shell, but when I run:
> localhost.localdomain> > cm user.cu01
> I get:
> createmailbox: permission denied
Have a look at your imapd.conf file. There should be a line something like
this:
admins: cyru
Ken,
Thanks for the info.
> If the contents of the mailstore is static when you do the
> backup/restore, then reconstruct *shouldn't* be necessary.
OK, how about this. I'll try it first without running reconstruct. If there
are problems, then I'll shut down cyrus-imapd and run reconstruct on j
I'm testing our backup and recovery process. For backups, we shut down
cyrus-imapd (installed via Simon's rpm's) and postfix, use cpio to backup
/var/spool/mail and /var/lib/imap and /etc, then restart cyrus-imapd and
postfix.
I've built a restore server, installed postfix and cyrus. Here is what
The changes you make to your SMTP server (Postfix) are so that it can hand
the messages of to cyrus, rather than UW.
It almost sounds like what you are trying to do is add cyrus to your setup,
and run it in parallel with UW, with both servers providing access to the
same mailboxes. As far as I kno
> Hi,
>
> I'm using 2.2.3 and had no trouble with syslogd, I use
> local6.* instead of
> local6.debug.
> By the way local0 through local7 are made available by syslog
> to applications
> wishing to have a separate log file (man syslog.conf should
> tell you more).
>
> If local6.* doesn't chan
> I've just had something similar, it was down to spacing in the
> syslogd.conf file, it really didn't like spaces - needed to be tabs. I
> think this is due to the file be parsed by m4.
>
> Neil.
Thanks Neil,
The local6.debug line was not using tabs, just a space, so I rewrote the
line using t
Since upgrading Cyrus imapd to 2.2.3, there have been no entries in
/var/log/imapd.log. I did a little Googling, and learned that syslog is
actually doing the logging. syslog is running, the ps command shows:
root 1565 1 0 Apr10 ?00:21:33 syslogd -m 0
In /etc/syslog.conf, I have
> You say 'problems' what more precisely are the symptoms?
> Sorry I seem to
> have missed them on the threads.
Sometimes I forget to hit "reply all" instead of just "reply" for this list,
so that may be why you missed some :)
We have two problems with Outlook 2002 SP3 right now. The crucial
> Let me chime in here to say that we have Outlook users running a wide
> variety of versions, but I've never heard of a problem like
> this from our
> users. If you have an exact version of Outlook and the steps
> to repeat
> this problem, I could try to replicate it here...
Andy,
We are onl
> You're right, this is a hack. Its funny that the problem is that the
> server is "too fast". Where have you ever heard that before?
I should have said that Outlook is too slow. The problem here is definitely
not with Cyrus, I was just hoping for a workaround in Cyrus to compensate
for Outloo
one point
me in the right direction to accomplish this? I'm hoping there's just a
configuration parameter I can add somewhere...
Thanks!
Doug Koobs
Computer Analyst
Financial Credit Services
727-446-0018 x183
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Hello,
This weekend I
upgraded Cyrus to 2.2.3-8 using Simon's RPM's. I was hoping that the improved message header
caching would help with a problem one of my
users is having, but it didn't.
When the
user switches to a folder that has many messages (thousands) Outlook 200
> I have a client who is connecting to IMAP and/or POP
> services and is waiting 10-15 minutes to successfully
> check his mail. I think it may have something to do
> with the fact that his ISP is not providing him with a
> hostname, and for some reason IMAP (or my FreeBSD box
> in general?) is at
After a good night of sleep, I am ready to take this problem on again...
I have a better understanding of the problem after re-rading Edward's
replied. If I understand correctly, the problem I am having is that I
rebuilt Cyrus RPM's from source RPM's. It seems that the RPM's I built
were compil
You took the wrong cyrus-sasl package. Take this one
http://www.invoca.ch/pub/packages/cyrus-sasl/rh-9/cyrus-sasl-2.1.18-1.src.rpm
for redhat 9. Then, after rebuilding it, you have to upgrade the existing
oackages with 'rpm -Fvh cyrus-sasl*2.1.18-1.i386.rpm', which does
'freshen' the currently ins
Hello,
I'm running RH9, and installed cyrus-imapd-2.1.15-1 using Simon's rpm's.
I'm now trying to upgrade to the new 2.2 release using Simon's rpms, and
here is the trouble I'm having:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] packages]# rpmbuild --rebuild cyrus-imapd-2.2.3-8.src.rpm
Installing cyrus-imapd-2.2.3-8.src
I've been doing some reading of the list archives, and have learned that my
current backup process is not sufficient. I'm hoping to get some feedback on
my new proposed process. I only have about 20 users, total mail store is
under 300 MB. I can stop the services. I want to be able to recover from
> You need to word your imtest request differently (add another option)
> according to the error you got its expecting roots password not testuser
>
>
> imtest -u testuser -a testuser -m login localhost
>
> that way you are useing testusers mailbox an authenticateing as testuser
> as
>
> Is saslauthd running, and if so, with which option(s)? It might be
> easier to forget about imtest and make sure that saslauthd is happy
> first by using the testsaslauthd program? Once this is working, then
> you can move on to imtest.
Keep in mind that authentication is working for all ex
>IIRC you can only do this
> with the encrypted passwd. Please try 'passwd testuser'.
DOH! Thanks again, works now. The man page for adduser (or useradd) admits
to the -p passwd argument, but evidently it doesn't work so well...
Doug
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> With your config, forget saslpasswd, you don't have to use it. You can add
> unix users and then create the mailboxes for them. Call cyradm like this:
>
> cyradm --user cyrus --auth login localhost
>
> then use 'cm user.name' to create the mailboxes.
Simon,
OK, makes sense, no more saslpasswd
BTW, here is the relevant entry in imapd.log from using imtest:
mail imapd[24864]: badlogin: localhost.localdomain[127.0.0.1] plaintext
testuser SASL(-13): authentication failure: checkpass failed
Doug
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mtest, I get an error:
S: L01 NO Login failed: authentication failure
Authentication failed. generic failure
sasldblistusers only lists the user the user I just created, and none of the
working users. So I guess that I'm not using sasldb.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Doug Koobs
Computer Ana
Is there anyway to fix this? I hope to fix this before Monday, that's when
the server goes live. I'll do a network sniff and see if I can capture some
useful info...
Doug Koobs
Computer Analyst
Financial Credit Services
727-446-0018
>
> I find it mildly amusing that after 2-3 years of complaining about us
> using the older autotools, we now get complaints about using the newer
> ones ;)
LOL. You can please all the people some of the time, or some of the people
all the time. But you can't please all the people all the time :)
Setting up Postfix and Cyrus on RH9. I can send mail, but can not seem to
receive. In /var/log/maillog, the following error shows up:
(connect to /var/lib/imap/socket/lmtp[/var/lib/imap/socket/lmtp]: No such
file or directory)
The file does exist, and is owned by root, but has rwx set for all oth
Greetings,
I've rebuilt and installed Simon Matter's Cyrus RPMs on RH9 without any
difficulty. I don't want to create user accounts on the system, just in
Cyrus. However, I'm completely lost trying to figure out the best way to do
this. Should I use PAM, Kerberos, SASL? None of which mean very muc
Is there any way to re-compile and install cyradm without completely
re-installing Cyrus? I still can’t get cyradm to work (no response, just
drops me back to bash prompt when I try to run it).
I used ‘less’ to look at the cyradm file, and it looks more
like some kind of a man page than a
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