System I/O error

Hi guys. I know that questions like this might be asked thousands of times but I am stuck. I have deleted a user mailbox that had troubles, and I can´t eliminate this from the database: user.username.INBOX^Sent: System I/O error No such file or directory user.username.INBOX^Trash: System I/O er

Re: How to keep sent mails in cyrus

Hi Oliver: Assuming you already have created and subscribed a Sent folder under your INBOX (lets say manually or automatically by means of the autocreatefolder and autosubscribe patch); you must tell your email client (if it let do you so) where to save a copy of all sent mail. By example in M

Re: Webmail -- What's recommended?

I agree with Scott, Squirrelmail has lots of contributed plugins such as sieve rule builder, calendar, address book, that makes it an intresting choice. The only what remains to do is to improve the folders tree view, but it can be deployed in minutes without to much effort. Regards James Satt

Re: installation help, please

I recomend you to build and install the packages that our friend Simon Matter maintains at: http://home.teleport.ch/simix/ There are lots of Howtos on the net than can assist you.For example: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/Postfix-Cyrus-Web-cyradm-HOWTO.htm

Re: Setting ACLs to winbind groups

I've found that installing libnss-mysql I could gave ACLs to non UNIX groups. Those groups are declared in MySql tables. One step forward. Marcelino Vallejo wrote: Hi. We are trying to not to use UNIX users at all, authenticating through pam and taking all groups members from NT Domain th

Re: Setting ACLs to winbind groups

tried just using pam_smb? Then saslauthd -a pam? James. On Friday 11 July 2003 12:48 pm, Marcelino Vallejo wrote: Hi. We are trying to not to use UNIX users at all, authenticating through pam and taking all groups members from NT Domain through winbind daemon, in order to set ACLs. Have

Setting ACLs to winbind groups

Hi. We are trying to not to use UNIX users at all, authenticating through pam and taking all groups members from NT Domain through winbind daemon, in order to set ACLs. Have anyone experimented with this? We have gave ACL to an NT group in the form of: group: NTDOMAIN+ntuser. Imapd has accepte