Again, this has nothing to do with IMAP, but with the way mail clients
encode attachments. The encoding process makes them bigger, and happens
before the message ever touches an IMAP server.
Attachments encoding using methods like Base64 or UUencoding are
typically much larger than the origina
Just dropping mail into an IMAP mailbox will *not* do this. It's not
unusual for a message to take up more disk space than the sum of its
parts -- there's quite a bit of overhead in the encoding process (which
happens on the mail client, not the IMAP server). A lot of Windows
clients will als
Jimmy Kimanzi wrote:
Thx for the info but I'm not sure what u mean by 'expunge the INBOX'.
In IMP, the way you expunge deleted messages is by selecting the "Purge
Deleted" link. Until you do, messages marked as deleted are not removed.
You're right, I probably misread the question... Having quotas on
subfolders, and no quota on the inbox, works. Having no quota on the
inbox, though, and automatically applying a quota to new subfolders
created there... well, that wouldn't.
Sorry -- I should wait 'til I'm awake to start answe
Konrad Mauz wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to setup the quota only for (sub)folders of inbox:
user.test-> no quota, all mail must be delivered
user.test.bar-> quota
user.test.foo-> quota
user.test.sent-mail -> quota
Yes, it works.
Jon Johnson wrote:
I have cyrus running ok when I call it as
"/usr/cyrus/bin/master &" , but when I try to run it
from xinetd, I get messages that say
"connect(/var/imap/socket/lmtp) failed: Connection
refused" and mail doesn't get through.
The short answer: Don't do that. Recent versions of C
Assuming you have the logging of POP and IMAP sessions turned on for
that user, yes... Though, if you're asking, you probably don't.
If you create a directory named [configdirectory]/log/[username], POP
and IMAP sessions will be logged in it.
Bartosz Jozwiak wrote:
Hello,
How I can check in
In the case of this particulkar error message, you were trying to log in
before the system had finished starting up. What happens now that it's
running?
Alexandru Coseru wrote:
Hello..
I've installed cyrus-imapd-2.2 and i'm trying to make it work with SSL.
I have compiled it with --with-opens
man find; man reconstruct
:)
Brasseur Valéry wrote:
I would like to know if there is a way to delete mail in a folder that are older than x days ?
thanks
valery
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For what it's worth, I have a configuration that works this way with a
NetApp. We've got a content switch in front of the two servers that
does automatic failover if the primary box goes down, and so far it's
worked flawlessly.
I turned off all the database checkpointing and pruning on the sec
This is all documented pretty well in the Horde docs, and there's an
example in the config that works practically out of the box.
The short answer: You need nothing in folders (as long as you define
namespace, or vice versa) and you don't define a realm. Don't sweat them.
Norris Ward wrote:
Hi
This may be a bit obvious, but it looks like your MySQL server is
dying. You might want to take a closer look at its logs (and may need
to crank the debugging info in them up a bit) to see why.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any friends out there who might know what this can be ?
Jul 1 23:47:18 ww
Just delete all the files in the inbox, then run recontruct to update
the indexes.
Bartosz Jozwiak wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible for administrator to delete all messages from user
e-mail box?
Can we use cyradm for that or is ther other tool to do it?
Regards,
Bartosz Jozwiak
Unfortunately, you've snipped the part that would show what's really
broken: the compilation of libcyrus.a. It looks like Perl on that
system is misconfigured, and didn't compile libcyrus.a with the -fPIC
option needed to link it into a shared library.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a dual A
I'd guess you don't have the Kerberos development package installed (and
I don't run Red Hat, so I couldn't tell you what it'd be called). If
it's there, and configure's just not finding it, you'll need to use to
use the "--with-krb=PATH" option for configure. From "./configure --help":
--wi
It really sort of depends on how it's configured now, which syslog you
use, etc. In my case it'd be a matter of changing "local6.debug" to
"local6.info," but your system may vary.
Denny Schierz wrote:
hi,
which lines i have to write into my syslog.conf, to stop the debug
output.
cu denny
a error message:
# ./cvt_cyrusdb mailboxes.db db4 mailboxes.skiplist skilist
fatal error: unknown old backend
Why doesnt it recognize db4? I have to compile with some other parameter,
like
--with-mboxlist-db=db4 ?
Thanks
Sandra
Patrick Morris wrote:
I'd assume this is because you're moving fr
I'd assume this is because you're moving from a system that uses db4 to
one using db3. If that's the case, the easiest thing to do is to
convert them on the first system to a format both recognize (such as
skiplist). Then, convert the skiplist version back to db3 on the other
system.
sandra
Is your current cyrus set up for a db4 mailboxes.db? If so, you'll need
it in that format to be usable. It'll choke on a flat file.
David Reid wrote:
Thanks to a helpful soul last time I tried moving mailboxes from my old
server to the new one I've tried doing it as follows...
copy mailboxes.d
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