My resolution to this was to encode the username and domainname
into the Cyrus username such that [EMAIL PROTECTED]
turns into the Cyrus mailbox user.johnsmith__somedomaincom
The disk storage turns into SPOOLROOT/user/somedomaincom/j/johnsmith
This isn't in production yet, although the testing I
How about the 'seen' file. Isn't that updated everytime a user checks
mail?
Dan Ellis wrote:
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> Hello, we are trying to purge accounts not used in more than 180 days. Hwat is
> the best method for tracking the last login date of a user? The directory date
> seems more the last time mail was
I've had a problem that might be in under FBSD 3.5stable.
I haven't implemented Cyrus yet, but under load testing I
see a large number of sendmail processes that are in a
"Client Greeting" state. I presume that sendmail is trying
to talk to lmtpd and not getting a response.
I've gotten around
The logs are automatically created if the directory exists.
Remove the /var/imap/log/my_mailbox directory to stop it.
Somewhere in the doc its mentions that if the directory
/var/imap/log/username exists when username logs in, then
a session log of the connection is created.
prune wrote:
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>
You wouldn't in a username, but in a folder name I can
easily see wanting to have .'s and /'s
However I see that you have to have a separator
of SOME kind to use in mailbox names. And you're
ultimately limited by the IMAP protocol command set.
Atif Ghaffar wrote:
>
&g
How does this work of you want to create a folder
with a '/' in the name?
Sounds like we've still got a reserved character that can't
be in folder names.
David Fuchs wrote:
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> Alfred,
>
> I created the patch for cyrus-imapd version 2.0.11. It works on 2.0.12
> as well, which is the
I've successfully moved folders around on the
SAME server by just moving the folder and then
running reconstruct -r -f on the new location.
Since cyrus still thinks the old mail
folders exist, I then have to mkdir the OLD
folders, run reconstruct on the OLD location,
and then you can dm the old
Might you have mismatched db3 libraries?
Check your system for other db3 libraries that might
be earlier in the path and thus being used instead
of what you're specifying.
/usr/lib /lib /usr/local/lib etc.
Phil Ellett wrote:
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> Yes /etc/sasldb is created owned by cyrus.mail and the
> sasldbl
:
>
> There is some code in lmtpd.c and lmtpengine.c that
> strips from the "@" to \0. Find those and lmtp
> will work the way you want it.
>
> -Allan
>
> On Mon, 26 Feb 2001 12:54:26 -0800, Joel M. Baldwin wrote:
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> >
> >Cyrus 2.0.12
> &
Cyrus 2.0.12
Using socket lmtp for local delivery
I've got some desired patches working for my
implementation of mutiple/virtual domains but
for one thing.
When sendmail talks lmtp to lmtpd it isn't
sending a domain name.
I'm getting:
RCPT To:
I want it to be:
RCPT To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wh
I'm seeing the same behavior under FreeBSD 3.5. There was
a patch posted in the list right after 2.0.11 came out that
was supposed to fix this but I haven't tried it yet.
Search the archive.
Bitt Faulk wrote:
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> Bitt Faulk wrote:
> >
> > Bitt Faulk wrote:
> > >
> > > I've compiled Cyrus 2.0.
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