Re: Incoming e-mail during mailbox relocation from one partition or backed to another

Hi! > On Wed, 29 Sep 2010, Dmitry Ivanov wrote: > > Is it safe to relocate mailboxes from one partition or backend (in > > case of murder) to another while listening to lmtp or lmtp proxy? Is > > there a chance that relocation can fail or e-mail messages can be > > lost? > > Yes, you can move

Cyrus Muder: determine backend of a mailbox

Dear list! We are running a Cyrus Murder configuration. In the mailboxlist (which I can get using ctl_mboxlist, I can see on which backend each mailbox resides physically. Is there any way to extract that information through the IMAP protocol? What I mean is, I can issue a command: list "Mail

Re: Problems to access accounts in murder imap

Hi Oscar! > You mean to /etc/syslog.conf? No, he meant the content of your syslog file. When a IO error is reported, then normally a more detailled message is reported in the syslog, telling you if there is a file missing and if yes, name and path of the file the system is looking for. Other fla

Re: upgrading with murder/aggregator

Hi Ragnar! Quick fun result: The -U 1 seems to help on a 2.2 Murder frontend, but seems to do bad on a 2.3 frontend. This needs more work / investigation. (Scratching my head.) Regards, Torsten Ragnar Sundblad schrieb: > On 28 maj 2010, at 16.53, Torsten Schlabach wrote: > >&g

Re: upgrading with murder/aggregator

--- > Datum: Fri, 28 May 2010 18:14:01 +0200 > Von: Ragnar Sundblad > An: Torsten Schlabach > CC: info-cyrus@lists.andrew.cmu.edu, "Michael Uesbeck \\(Tascel eG\\)" > > Betreff: Re: upgrading with murder/aggregator > > On 28 maj 2010, at 16.53, Torsten Schla

Re: upgrading with murder/aggregator

egards, Torsten Ragnar Sundblad schrieb: > Hello Torsten! > > On 28 maj 2010, at 15.51, Torsten Schlabach wrote: > >> Hi Ragnar! >> >> We are currently doing exactly that. Interesting enough, starting off >> the same software version 2.1.18. IMO this is a

Re: upgrading with murder/aggregator

Hi Ragnar! We are currently doing exactly that. Interesting enough, starting off the same software version 2.1.18. IMO this is a very nice and very smart way to migrate, especially if the total number and size of your mailboxes doesn't make it easy to just "qickly" copy everything over to a new bo

Server(s) unavailable to complete operation only sometimes on Murder cluster

Hi all! We run a Cyrus Murder setup. Right now, we have a frontend which is 2.2.13, one backend which is also 2.2.13 and one backend which is 2.1.18. This works quite well most of the time. Just very seldom we see the "Server(s) unavailable to complete operation" when an IMAP client tried to co

Re: Any interest to implement RFC4978 (IMAP COMPRESS)?

Hi! > Is there any interest to implement this extension > in the cyrus imap server? Yes, possibly. There are parts of the world where bandwidth is still an issue. Think Afghanistan, for example. If you care for details, talk to my colleague Mike Dawson (on cc:). Regards, Torsten Pascal Gienger

Re: Same mailbox with different logins

Hi Evgeniy! > For example, I wish this to be the case ("login name" -> "mailbox"): > > username -> user/firstname.lastn...@domain > firstname.lastn...@domain -> user/firstname.lastn...@domain First of all, I personally don't recommend this naming scheme for a number of reasons: 1. Names of peop

Re: AW: Username with @ sign at login possible?

;-) > > It is an existing installation with about 3 user right now. > Up to now we mapped virtual users to usernames like usera-xxx. > > Regards, > Helmut > > > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > Von: Torsten Schlabach [mailto:tschlab...@gmx.net] > Gesendet

Re: reconstruct: Authoritative ACL?

ups. I still use reconstruct for that > at the moment because I can't be arsed building a full index file > reconstruction toolkit. But I'll probably fix that one day. If you are restoring from backups, why don't you have a cyrus.index file? Regards, Torsten Bron Gondwana

Re: reconstruct: Authoritative ACL?

Hi! >> I can imagine situations where this is not what you want. > > I can't. Please share a couple. If they are currupted for whatever reason? I mean, by the books, reconstruct is a utility which you should not need, because if nothing ever goes wrong, you will never have a need to recons

reconstruct: Authoritative ACL?

Dear list! Just a question: Cyrus keeps a backup copy of the ACL for each mail folder in the cyrus.header file. When doing a reconstruct -r -f, the ACL from the cyrus.header file is taken over and copied over to the mailboxes.db. I can imagine situations where this is not what you want. Unfo

Re: ldapdb auxprop configuration

Hi Lars! > @ Torsten Schlabach: >> One comment suggested that the problem might be one of the Debian >> specific patches! Did you try to build a package without them? > Not yet, but I'm determined to get that issue resolved. One of the > larger problems could

Re: ldapdb auxprop configuration

Hi all! If I may briefly jump in: One comment suggested that the problem might be one of the Debian specific patches! Did you try to build a package without them? I never found the time ... Regards, Torsten Lars Hanke schrieb: > _S_eems we're coming closer ... > >> 'signaled to death by 11'

Re: Different mailbox and login names

Hi Björn! You will need to look for a canon_user plugin. That's the *only* solution possible. Regards, Torsten Original-Nachricht > Datum: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 16:03:12 +0200 > Von: "Björn Keil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > An: info-cyrus@lists.andrew.cmu.edu > Betreff: Different mailbox

Re: migrating to virtual domain support

Hi Stefan! I think what you are looking for goes by the name of "rename a mailbox" which as far as I remember isn't that easy in Cyrus IMAPd, but definitely possible. Depending on the size of your system and the amount of acceptable downtime, one potential strategy would definitely include to j

Re: Is Cyrus SASL still under active development

me, to be on the save side), then I know at least two people looking forward to 2.1.23. Regards, Torsten Ken Murchison schrieb: > Torsten Schlabach wrote: > >> Hi Ken! >> >> Thanks for coming back on this one. >> >> > CVS compiles on my Linux box, >>

Re: Is Cyrus SASL still under active development

are you on? Which bugs would you consider a priority? > > > Torsten Schlabach wrote: > >> Dear list! >> >> Is anyone still reading bugs for the Cyrus SASL lib and considering >> patches? >> >> The current CVS version of Cyrus SASL does no

Is Cyrus SASL still under active development

Dear list! Is anyone still reading bugs for the Cyrus SASL lib and considering patches? The current CVS version of Cyrus SASL does not compile (at least not for me) and there are a number of open bugs in the bugzilla. Regards, Torsten Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/ Cyrus Wi

Re: murder over WAN

Dear Keith, we do this. There is no reason IMO not to do this, as long as your WAN has reasonable bandwidth. Regards, Torsten Original-Nachricht > Datum: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:52:08 + > Von: Keith Edmunds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > An: info-cyrus@lists.andrew.cmu.edu > Betreff: m

Re: imapd signal 11 blues

Hi John! I had just the identical problem last night, but I was able to trace it down to a bug in the ldapdb auxprop module. You are not using that module, so that can't be it. How would one do an strace on imapd to find out in what function call it dies? That might be an indication. Regards,

cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu is down

Hi all! Any idea who to contact about that? Regards, Torsten Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/ Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/twiki List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html

Re: Squirrelmail with Cyrus

Dear BipinDas-Ditro, > To be simple,If I create a user in Cyrus,How can I login through > Squirrelmail. What should be the configuration settings to be done ? Usually, there is nothing special. Just configure SquirrelMail to point to your Cyrus IMAPd server (using localhost or 127.0.0.1 as the

Re: Login disabled. URGENT!!!

Dear Nikos! Some details about your setup would be helpful. against what do you authenticate your users? /etc/passwd, LDAP, ... Did you make sure you got some SASL mechs in /usr/lib/sasl2? This is a common pitfall in Debian Linux. Installing lib-sasl2 does not mean that you installed any mecha

Re: Sieve vacation problem

> I just don't understand what is "require vacation". It's a kind of declaration. Your script "announces" it will need the vacation module. If it would not be there, imapd would probably complain. But it's usually built in. > I'm sure that sieve is working cause if the user add a forward filt

Re: Sieve vacation problem

Does the script have an :address parameter? If not, it will never work! Search the list achive; this has been the problem with 3/4 of all cases. Regards, Torsten Martin Schweizer schrieb: > Hello Marcelo > > Is the script activated? Is the synatax correct? Check with sieveshell. > > Regards, >

Re: Sieve vacation function not working..

ot a vacation response from me. Is there anything preventing me of having Sieve store a copy of the outbound message into my Sent folder? (Just thinking loud.) Regards, Torsten Mike Eggleston schrieb: > On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Torsten Schlabach might have said: > > >>Mike! >

Re: Sieve vacation function not working..

Mike! I cannot see an :address parameter in your sieve script. Without that, you will never see any vacation response being generated! (Refer to 2. in my post.) Regards, Torsten Mike Eggleston schrieb: > On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Torsten Schlabach might have said: > > >>Hi Joseph

Re: Sieve vacation function not working..

Hi Joseph, it would indeed be helpful if you posted the relevant section of your sieve script. Nevertheless, two hints which might hopefully be useful: 1. Try to find out if anything in the chain between Sieve and your MTA might be the issue. The easiest way to do that is to try some rejecting

Writeup on Cyrus authentication config

Hi all! In order to organize my own thoughts on the subject and as I found that the information is not that easy to grasp, I started writing an article to try and make it a bit clearer. I would appreciate if any of the more senior folks here could take the time to read http://cyrusimap.web.cm

Re: synchronization/backup mx

> The config you would need is to use drbd to mirror the data > directories Is this officially supported / endorsed? I learned that Cyrus IMAPd (for whatever reason) is quite picky on filesystems. From the FAQ: --- SNIP --- # Using NFS We don't recommend it. If you want to do it, it may poss

Re: synchronization/backup mx

Search for rolling replication. Though I failed to get it working reliably ... Do you mean this stuff here: http://nfs-uxsup.csx.cam.ac.uk/~dpc22/cyrus/replication.html Regards, Torsten Ulrich Spoerlein schrieb: Torsten Schlabach wrote: you are searching for heartbeat and drbd But this

Re: synchronization/backup mx

> you are searching for heartbeat and drbd But this will "just" provide the HA filesystem, won't it? Isn't there a technology available in Cyrus IMAPd which will replicate changes to a mailbox to two different servers? Michael Grundmann schrieb: Torsten Schlabach sch

Re: synchronization/backup mx

Hi Phillipe! Your question is very valid in the first place; a lot of people are looking for that scenario. (Including one of the sites which I work on right now.) I think you will have to become clear of some things: 1. An MX is a Mail eXchanger, i.e. Exim, Postfix or the like. The MX does not

Re: Username different from mailbox

tup and if it worked, don't > hesitate to mail me but i think in the matter of this mailing list this > case is closed :) > > thanks for your help. > > best regards, > patrick > > > Torsten Schlabach schrieb: > > Hi Patrick, hi all others, > > >

Re: Username different from mailbox

Hi Patrick, hi all others, This is *not* an MTA issue at all as soon as we discuss the IMAP user logging in rather than the MTA delivering mail! This has been discussed indeed several times already and every time it came up, there were several people answering that they have no problem with

Strange IMAPd problem

Hi! I have set up Cyrus IMAPd 2.2 using the Debian testing package available. While everything seems to be ok; I can login using cyradm and create a mailbox using cm user.mur10001 Now trying to use that mailbox (with imtest for example) I keep getting IO errors. This is what's in the log fi

Re: Modifying the subject line with Sieve

s in an extra folder. Michael Menge Quoting Torsten Schlabach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hi! We are using Cyrus IMAPd 2.1 with the corresponding timsieved. I was looking at an example how I would be able to prefix the subject line of a message in a Sieve script, so I could add a [SPAM] tag for exa

Modifying the subject line with Sieve

Hi! We are using Cyrus IMAPd 2.1 with the corresponding timsieved. I was looking at an example how I would be able to prefix the subject line of a message in a Sieve script, so I could add a [SPAM] tag for example. I found some sample which contained "require editheader", but the editheader

Is loginrealms: * supposed to work?

Hi! Quick question: I have seen a setup of loginrealms: * in /etc/imapd.conf mentioned several times, but from what I can see, it does not work. Is there a wildcard to allow logins from any realm? Regards, Torsten Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/ Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cy