Hi,
I've been having the same glibc-vs-lmtpd problems as Ali Nebi (though I'm
using Exim), also on FC6 x86_64, but I noticed that at least in most cases
I could get the mail delivered after reconstructing the users' mailboxes.
My man page for reconstruct says that the "-k" option means "Prese
On Jul 9 Matt Bernstein wrote:
I've immediately noticed a bug in either imapd or squatter.
Aaaargh.. actually the bug was in my head. The folder was created by
webmail which uses a different imapd.conf (so as not to require SSL over
the loopback interface) which I hadn't kept in
On Jul 7 Ken Murchison wrote:
Matt Bernstein wrote:
Am I missing something?
Sorry, I was. No, you can't have more than 1 metapartition per partition.
OK, that's a shame. Is anyone else on this list as greedy as I am? :)
For now, I've set up a metapartition just for the sq
On Jun 30 Ken Murchison wrote:
Matt Bernstein wrote:
I would like to use different metapartitions for different metadata. In
particular, I'd like the squat indexes to be on their own volume--which
won't need to be backed up--and all the small cyrus files on (yet) another
volume.
Hi,
Having just upgraded FC4 -> FC5 (and thus Cyrus 2.2 -> 2.3), I'm starting
to play with the new features in 2.3.
I would like to use different metapartitions for different metadata. In
particular, I'd like the squat indexes to be on their own volume--which
won't need to be backed up--and
On Oct 22 Andre Nathan wrote:
I sent this to the -devel list a few days ago, but didn't get
feedback...
Please do not apply this patch; it could cause headaches.
Currently, sieve sends redirection messages without touching the "MAIL
FROM" envelope address. For vacation messages, the address is alwa
At 22:27 +0100 Lindner wrote:
> 1. -> lmtp read timeout <- What problem is meant ? Postfix is
> writing to the unix socket but nobody reads from the socket or
> Cyrus is reading from the socket but nobody is writing to it ?
I've seen this with Exim. Exim sends the DATA phase and neve
Hi,
Since running squatter twice daily, I have a lovely performance boost for
searches at the expense of almost doubling the space my mail store
occupies. Great :)
I don't care squat (sorry) about the cyrus.squat files, and I'd like them
not to be backed up every night.
With my system (Linux/e
At 08:59 -0400 Scott Adkins wrote:
> SOLUTION:
>
> In /etc/imapd.conf (the default file), have allowplaintext:no in it.
> In another config file, maybe /etc/imapd-local.conf, have yes as the
> value of that paramter. Then in your cyrus.conf file, you can call
> the services li
At 13:13 +0100 Matt Bernstein wrote:
>At 13:47 +0200 Sebastian Hagedorn wrote:
>
>>Sure:
>>
>>allowplaintext: no
>
>Wrong.
>
> allowplaintext: yes
>Allow the use of the SASL PLAIN mechanism.
Sorry Sebastian--my "Wrong" was wr
At 13:47 +0200 Sebastian Hagedorn wrote:
>--On Mittwoch, 30. Juli 2003 12:21 Uhr +0100 Matt Bernstein
> wrote:
>
>> I forgot to say that at present we still need the use of the PLAIN
>> mechanism. Is it possible to only accept PLAIN (and LOGIN, for that
>> matter) aft
At 10:54 +0200 tsg wrote:
>You can have a look here www.bugalux.com/mbman/ (do not forget last slash!)
>there are conf files for all applications to build a secure mail server. User
>can connect to Cyrus-IMAP only imaps/pop3s ports. All connects without
>encryption refused.
..and those using TL
Today we're trying to forbid any access to our imapd without encryption,
so I upped the sasl_minimum_layer to 128, and two things happened: first,
LOGIN still works unencrypted; second, timsieved started refusing logins
from avelsieve (a Squirrelmail plugin).
So.. is there a way to really requi
On Jul 16 Mike Cathey wrote:
>> I hacked the IMAP::Admin (nb not Cyrus::IMAP::Admin) module to do this. I
>> sent my hack to its author, but I don't think it made it in:
>
>Who do we beg to get this accepted? ;)
nb my "nb" ;)
Also, it's not a brilliant patch--it only tries the PLAIN mechanism, a
At 10:59 -0400 Mike Cathey wrote:
>> What I ended up doing was , since I would know the passwd of the user I
>> logged on as the user using Mail::IMAPCLient module
>> and sucscribed to the folder
>
>Same here. I think there is a way to "proxy" as a user from an admin
>account (ie. cyrus) though.
At 13:32 -0400 Rob Siemborski wrote:
>Also, Squirrelmail does support TLS connections (but not IMAPs), from a
>brief read of their source (atleast in the 1.4 series).
True, but it requires PHP 4.3 which isn't in a supported Red Hat Linux
release (you can find it in rawhide though :).
I was wondering how much space Cyrus' hard-linking tricks saved us.. as an
academic department (with about 800 users) a lot of e-mail goes out to
student lists, for example. So.. while waiting for an fsck after a major
power cut I wrote this natty little perl script:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict
At 14:18 -0500 Robert Scussel wrote:
>I don't know about exim 3.35, but I know that exim 3.36 can use LMTP,
>which we use here.
er.. Exim 3.3x can use LMTP over a pipe (ie "deliver") or TCP/IP.
Exim 4.12 can deliver straight to the lmtpunix socket. Even less overhead
(and less packet filtering
At 15:00 -0200 Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
>since Cyrus doesn't even enter the picture.
Hey, why not? Now that you've switched from UW-IMAP to Cyrus, you need
something to do with your spare CPU cycles..
Maybe a hook could be bolted in whenever an IMAP fetch or store command is
requeste
Occasionally I get messages stuck in my MTA, because lmtpd doesn't appear
to return 250 aftger the DATA phase. They always unstick by restarting
master. So, I'd like to try ctl_cyrusdb -r while it's running--is this a
safe, recommended or very silly thing to do? I'm running 2.1.11.
Matt
Is IMAP auth-ing OK with PLAIN? What's your sasl_minimum_layer? I thought
"1" was low enough, but you may need to try "0".
On Oct 14 Nick Fisher wrote:
>Dammit I spoke too soon. On closer inspection of the output and some
>jiggering around I find that's not the problem.
>timsieve was finding th
On Oct 7 Erik Enge wrote:
>I have been trying to figure out what formats Cyrus can store mail in,
>but even though I have gotten hints here and there I have found no hard
>information.
>
>Does it use Berkley DB to store the mail? How about maildir/mailbox?
"Never you mind." ;)
It's an IMAP ser
On Oct 5 Scott Russell wrote:
>Previously it was said that only PLAIN and LOGIN mechs are allowed
>based on the imapd.conf line: sasl_mech_list: plain login. But if you
>look at the imtest dump the AUTH=LOGIN AUTH=PLAIN mechs aren't shown
>until _after_ the TLS negotiation takes place. To me this
At 12:53 -0400 Ken Murchison wrote:
>> >1. you have allowplaintext:no in imapd.conf
>>
>> >2. you installed SASL in a non-default location and Cyrus can't find the
>> >plugins. If you do:
>
>Hmm. You shot me down on both common problems. You only see this problem with
>timsieved? What abou
At 09:24 -0400 Ken Murchison wrote:
>> Telnet-ing to port 2000 gives me:
>>
>> "IMPLEMENTATION" "Cyrus timsieved v1.1.0"
>> "SIEVE" "fileinto reject envelope vacation imapflags notify subaddress
>> relational regex"
>> OK
>>
>> ..and "STARTTLS" if I configure it. But there's no "SASL" line.
>I
..I think as of 2.1.9. I've seen it works for other people, but was
wondering if anyone else had found this problem, or better yet the
solution! :) imapd is working fine.
Telnet-ing to port 2000 gives me:
"IMPLEMENTATION" "Cyrus timsieved v1.1.0"
"SIEVE" "fileinto reject envelope vacation imap
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