re the quota and current usage per quota root.
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tly is the problem with having \Noinferiors set on INBOX? In
altnamespace, it does not have any subfolders. Ie, if I have
user/jtampli and user/jtampli/test, that will show up as INBOX and test,
and test is not a child of INBOX. What client has a problem with this
arrangement?
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ing vacation on a folder that isn't associated with a single user
doesn't seem to be much of a loss.
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ho has delete
privileges on the folder), and it would complicate handling sieve
scripts in home directories.
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mbxcvt and run it on the raw spool files (since we were upgrading
from UW IMAP). It properly copies the internal date and all the flags.
Also, what raw command is given to the imap server in order to
retrieve this information?
fetch internaldate
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creating the directories.
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es
Is this mboxlist output correct?
The mboxlist database always uses the internal name, which uses dots.
You will also see dots mapped to ^ in your mboxlist.
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onstants are still
needed, so I also had to move them from the SNMP section to the outer
level and do away with the typedef voids.
I don't know what trouble you are having, but it should be trivial
modifications to get it to work with a stock ANSI C compiler.
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uickly they weren't getting mail and called the help desk :).
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u may need to do some hacks to keep uids unique between
the machines.
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bxcvt can only do login (with or
without TLS, so perhaps you could do client certificates and external
authentication to get around it). For my purposes, it was easier just
to hack saslauthd temporarily.
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ta file in the first place? If you want to
remove the quota, do it via IMAP. You can't expect to just go delete
files maintained by Cyrus and have everything continue to work (see the
long discussion on virus scanners deleting message files from the
mailstore).
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es between SASL v1 and SASL v2 -- I
believe in v2 saslauthd is required to use PAM.
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s you need
pwcheck_method: saslauthd.
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thods. There is an option to migrate
users from LOGIN to CRAM-MD5/etc by storing them in sasl2db after they
login once -- take a look at the documentation if that is what you are
trying to do.
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of OE configured fresh for the account) while that OE
is having a problem will see the message just fine.
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/imap
partition-default: /var/spool/imap
admins: cyrus
sasl_pwcheck_method: saslauthd
You also need allowplaintext: yes in your imapd.conf to enable LOGIN or
AUTH PLAIN.
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ave
MAILER(`local'), MAILER(`cyrusv2'), and
define(`confLOCAL_MAILER',`cyrusv2') (plus whatever else you need).
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and
tweak from there.
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.
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--- /src.new/stock/cyrus-imapd-2.1.11/imap/imapd.c Mon Nov 18 10:50:15 2002
+++ imapd.c Mon Dec 23 19:15:46 2002
@@ -2948,8 +2948,8 @@
if (usinguid) {
fetchitems |= FETCH_UID;
- index_check(imapd_mai
ul to track down the problem?
Is there any way to recover the seen state of this user? I know I can
delete the .seen file and it will recreate it, but I am sure this will
be an inconvenience to this user and why would I expect it to not happen
again?
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t would explain this behaviour?
If you are using unixhierarchysep, then you would do cm user/bob. It
sounds like you have unixhierarchysep set so the mailbox user.bob is a
shared mailbox at the top level unrelated to bob's INBOX.
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Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, John A. Tamplin wrote:
When you start to talk about a separate daemon that manages disk access and
Eh? It doesn't manage any sort of disk access.
If you are going to have a separate process manage a shared cache of
seen-
tandard, get Yahoo (etc) to fix their problem -- until then live without
those messages", so for me I need to accept them. I have a solution that works
for now (stripping them in my delivery program), but it seems like this out to
be a standard option.
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rogram, but eventually I want to be able to use the standard
deliver. Do other people just let these messages bounce, or do you not see
similar messages? Would it be acceptable to add an option to deliver to
also strip nulls in deliver.c/push and lmtpengine.c/pushmsg?
Thanks for any help or insigh
system crash, but instead just protect the
filesystem metadata. There are certainly many levels of protection and they are
appropriate for different applications. I suspect there are some large
installations that would prefer the additional protection of a real database,
which gets back to the other poster's request for an SQL backend.
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st-image logging (preferably with layered logging to cut down
on the log volume) to raw devices. That level of protection may not be
appropriate in all (or even most) cases, but if you need it then you need it.
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oked into the skiplist implementation, but fixing that
problem isn't easy without a pre-image log and some sort of timestamp/sequence
number at both ends of the page. Once you head down that road, you get very
close to building a full database system and then we are back to the SQL backend
discussed earlier.
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t;
> http://www.vergenet.net/linux/perdition/
Thanks for the pointer. Do you have a suggestion for an LMTP proxy that might
use the same back-end database?
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on a tmpfs filesystem
for the conversion (about a 2x speed improvement there) and striping /cyrus
across 14 drives in an FC-AL array.
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