> Neither of solutions solve the problem because you are
> still using multiple IPs. Whether that IP address comes
> from a proxy server, or from an aliased port on the
> same server is irrelevant it still adds up to 1 IP
> address per domain.
No, this isnt true. The proxy server would listen to
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Fair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: Many domains, one Cyrus
> You are slightly misunderstanding the problem.
: - ) Not surprised: I had too much coffee this morning.
> The problem is two users want to have
I may be slightly misunderstanding the problem, but there is (i think) a way
to accomplish what you want to accomplish. I am very, very tight on time
right this second, so im going to speed through this and try to get it all
out. I apologize in advance for typos and/or brain freeze.
Assuming:
Steve,
You dont need root permission to edit mailbox quotas. You do need to
have the username and password of a Cyrus administrator (usually cyradm)
though. You would need to have that to add and remove mailboxes anyhow, so I
doubt youll get around that. From the way you ask your question, it
> Attempt two: Using module IMAP::Admin from
> IMAP-Admin-1.4.3 The test gives me the following
> error:
> IMAP::Admin [ initialize ]: try NO Login failed: authentication failure
> Again getting me past this error should allow me
> to complete the task.
IMAP::Admin has worked very well for me. Ca
> Yeah, zero might actually prevent appending to the mailbox. 'none'
> might work in cyradm to disable quotas, but it definitely won't work as
> part of a IMAP SETQUOTA command. A quick peak at the source leads me to
> believe that any value < 0 *should* disable the quota check.
Ok. I see what
> > - What is the 'cyradm' command to remove a quota and allow an unlimited
> > sized mailbox?
>
> Try setting the quota to zero.
I may be thinking of straight IMAP commands rather than cyradm (I dont use
cyradm), but can/should this be 'none' instead? I was always under the
impression that se
> I telnetted into my cyrus-imap server and authenticated using the
> administrative account I use with the cyradm tool. When using any of the
> commands such as sam, setaclmailbox, etc, I get an error...
The actual IMAP commands are different than the commands that cyradm uses.
You can find the
> at a mailhub and deliver to the backend IMAP Server. However, the mailhub
is
> unable to connect to
> the IMAP server on Port 25. Obviously, when sendmail is started on the
IMAP
> Server, it doesn't listen
> on Port 25. Why? What am I missing here? Is there a define
> method/configuration to sup
> In my current setup, I have a database that maps users to their
> mailboxes, arranged in a mailboxes/domainname/username fashion. Users
> actually login using [EMAIL PROTECTED] as a username. I want similiar
> behaviour with Cyrus...
Perdition is a pretty decent IMAP/POP proxy which you can lin
> Does anybody know where or what the inetd.conf equivalent is on Linux?
if you have it installed, its called xinetd.
/etc/xinetd.conf
/etc/xinetd.d/*
-matt
age -
From: "Ken Murchison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Matt Prigge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Cyrus Info Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: Inteface/Address Binding
>
>
> Matt Prigge wrote:
&
I hope Im not asking a ridiculously stupid question here, but is there a way
to tell cyrus to only bind to a specific IP address and/or interface? I
suppose I could accomplish this with kernel filtering (something I am using
anyway), but I would think cyrus would have some sort of config option fo
> Right, the 'mailstore-entities' (actually a cluster of two
> machines sharing a raid-array) have to be redundant
> themselves - as it was mentioned by Atif Ghaffar already.
Is that even possible? I dont doubt your suggestion, I just didnt know that
linux would support sharing the same array wit
AFAIK you need to edit your cyrus.conf file. There is a section in mine that
looks something like this:
"SERVICES {
imap cmd="imapd" listen="imap" prefork=1
imaps cmd="imapd -s" listen="imaps" prefork=1
..."
My guess would be that you would change the listen="imap" statement
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