On 2013-04-25 07:37, Kevin Kobb wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm currently using 2.4.17, and have run earlier versions for years
> without any major problems. Now, I have a few users who are getting
> Outlook 2013 and I am running into problems. Outlook 2010 and earlier
> versions wo
Hello,
I'm currently using 2.4.17, and have run earlier versions for years
without any major problems. Now, I have a few users who are getting
Outlook 2013 and I am running into problems. Outlook 2010 and earlier
versions work fine, but in Outlook 2013 IDLE seems broken. Users can
have message
On 4/22/2011 12:05 PM, Simon Matter wrote:
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I am looking at upgrading from Cyrus 2.3.16 to 2.4.8. If I convert all
>> the dbs from berkeley to skiplist before hand, is there any need to even
>> build 2.4.8 with berkeley db support? (Using FreeBSD ports)
>>
>> I know 2.4.8 will au
Hello All,
I am looking at upgrading from Cyrus 2.3.16 to 2.4.8. If I convert all
the dbs from berkeley to skiplist before hand, is there any need to even
build 2.4.8 with berkeley db support? (Using FreeBSD ports)
I know 2.4.8 will automatically update the dbs, but I figure if I did it
before
On 2/28/2011 9:44 AM, Anthony Tibbs wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> I've been running Cyrus at a couple of small sites since 2001 or so.
> I've run into a snag trying to setup SSL using something other than the
> self-signed, auto-generated certificate. The domain has a GoDaddy
> 2048-bit SSL certificat
On 5/18/2010 12:38 PM, Stephen Grier wrote:
> All,
>
> Just submitting a patch I'm supporting locally for consideration.
>
> We use shared mailboxes quite extensively for role-based communication.
> For quite some time we've had a problem with users deleting or renaming
> mailboxes into which we de
On 2/15/2010 8:25 AM, Elver Loho wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We've got Cyrus running fine on our old server since 2006. Now we're
> setting up a new server and would like to migrate all the mailboxes
> over to the new one before replacing the old server. For this task the
> "xfer" command seems relevant.
>
>
Greetings,
I'd like to create a sieve rule that copies all received messages to a
folder named INBOX/BACKUP-. This would be set to a limit such
as size or number of messages in which the first in would be deleted.
Is it possible to do this with the current implementation of sieve? I'm
usin
I had this same issue a couple of weeks ago. The awful symptom was a
failure of full delivery (lmtp handoff). The most immediate fix is just
restarting Cyrus. The cause seemed to be from a directory harvest attack
--many SMTP connects within a short period of time which never completed
seque
I recently had to "migrate" a sasl auth db from GNU DBM to Berkeley DB.
I used this:
http://dcs.nac.uci.edu/~strombrg/convert-database
--I know that's 404 so search around for it (hint: it's a python
script). If not, email me directly and I can send it to you.
Also, there's a very clear an
format and, if so, does it therefore NOT
support folders containing both messages and subfolders?
Many thanks,
Kevin Clark
Connection Software
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onstruct built against libdb-4.0 v. libdb-4.2
Anyone aware of this being a known issue, is there a workaround, fix,
anything?
Thank you,
--kkruzich
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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---
configdirectory: /var/lib/imap
foolstupidclients: true
partition-default: /imap3
partition-imap2: /imap2
partition-imap3: /imap3
partition-imap: /imap
sasl_mech_list: PLAIN
sasl_pwcheck_method: auxprop
seenstate_db: flat
sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail
sievedir: /var/lib/imap/sieve
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These links, which go out with every email sent to this list, are 404.
Maybe somebody can fix it.
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and my former emails to
this list):
1. Convert from gdbm to berkeley:
- http://dcs.nac.uci.edu/~strombrg/convert-database
2. Use this to change the realm from to
- http://www.irbs.net/internet/cyrus-sasl/0405/0046.html
--kkruzich
Alexander Dalloz wrote:
Kevin Kruzich schrieb:
Clarification below...
Kevin Kruzich wrote:
I have an /etc/sasldb2 containing around 600 accounts, in GNU dbm
format. In running sasldblistusers2 I can see entries like so:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: cmusaslsecretPLAIN
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword
When I try to
I have an /etc/sasldb2 containing around 600 accounts, in GNU dbm
format. In running sasldblistusers2 I can see entries like so:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: cmusaslsecretPLAIN
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword
When I try to authenticate against (using imtest) this on a h
I've found I can/cannot authenticate with imtest depending on the
following combination of configure options (below). Does cyrus-imapd
have a sense of Berkeley DB v. GNU DBM? Using
--with-cyrus-prefix=/usr/local/cyrus --without-bdb --with-dblib=gdbm
doesn't seem to have any effect.
authenti
Greetings,
I have an old sasldb2 authentication database that looks so:
#/usr/sbin/sasldblistusers2
[...]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: cmusaslsecretPLAIN
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword
[...]
Many lines like this, a mix of cmusaslsecretPLAIN and userPassword
Here's what 'file' says about it:
/etc/sasld
--- Simon Matter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The Sieve Vacation Filters are not working on our
> system.
> >
> > All filters *other* than Sieve Vacation *are* working.
> I have been able to
> > create filters to move messages into a folder based on
> header information
> > with
> > no problem
All enable me to set any kind of filter other than
vacation.
Can some one point me in the right direction for fixing
this?
Should I be posting to cyrus-dev list?
Thank you,
Kevin
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best
So clearly people are using the cyrus replication.
Can someone direct me to a good tutorial or any kind of
documentation on setting up 2.3 with replication?
I cant' seem to find anything and very intersted.
Thanks,
- Kevin
__
Do You
you are
syncing.
If there is no user like this, how would I go about
creating it in Cyrus?
I realize there are security risks to this, but this seems
to be the best solution for us right now.
Thanks,
Kevin
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo
timer MUST be
>of
>at least 10 minutes' duration."
>
OK, that makes sense. I still don't understand why the timer is reset
after each attempt to login.
Anybody have an idea as to why this would be?
Kevin McWilliams
Open LabNet
Lawrence Livermore National Labora
timeout".
I am running cyrus-2.2.12 on RedHat AS4 x86_64.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kevin McWilliams
Open LabNet
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F: 925-422-2425
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encrypted
with TLS and denying unencrypted plaintext logins. When the setting of
2 failed, I tried 56, but it too allows unencrypted plaintext
authentication.
Is this a bug or am I missing something?
TIA.
-Kevin
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Cyrus Wiki
if my s/n for version 3 will work with the v4 software. Can anyone
comment on this or does anyone know how to reach the folks at Cyrusoft
now given their financial filings? I'd really like to have fully
functional version 4 of that MUA. Very nice. What a shame that they're
going away..
so
do so using a MTA such as sendmail or postfix? If so, what address
should be in the "To: " field for this to work? Say the mailbox created
was: "bb.MyBulletinBoard" What address would I use to post to that
using an MTA like postfix?
Sorry for the length.
Many thanks in advance for any replies.
-Kevin
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On Sep 13, 2005, at 2:13 PM, Robert Van Horn wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to run cyrus on debian.
Actually had it working for a while.
Now it won't start. No error messages -
no daemon.
Have you tried stracing the start up?
--
Kevin
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Email is
transferred, password doesn’t
change.
-Original
Message-
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Kevin Baker
Sent: Thursday,
September 01, 2005
3:15 PM
To: Sujit Choudhury
Cc:
info-cyrus@lists.andrew.cmu.edu
Subject: Re: imap
transfer
as heading to ward the above.
Hope this helps... Sounds funky but the above is actually not that
complex. I'm not a shell guy so was going ot write it in PHP to be run
at commandline.
Kevin Baker
Sujit Choudhury wrote:
After
getting advice from various people I tried imapsync, as I
s from the LDAP backend, unless a user's quota is
to be changed (which should be an infrequent operation).
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ht it might be the only way to get sieve filtering working.Anyway, thanks for the help Ken. It's nice to see your still active here as your contributions have always been great.-- Kevin
it even possible? Or is it
possible to use deliver and preserve the full mailbox name?
Thanks,
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Josh Whitver wrote:
Thanks for the help thus far, but now when I start the mail service, I get this
in /var/log/mail.log:
May 9 11:37:59 testldap postfix/master[12863]: daemon started -- version 2.1.5
May 9 11:38:40 testldap postfix/smtpd[12887]: fatal: open database
shared_folders.db: No such fi
Josh Whitver wrote:
As I understand it, this should allow us to send mail to "Conference+
mailbox name>@" and have the message delivered to the shared mailbox.
This isn't what's happening, however. Initially, there was no mail-capable
user named "Conference", so I created one, but now all mail se
Vernon A. Fort wrote:
so I could see what part of the header was invalid. There was/is a line:
Message-ID:
with nothing after the line. I removed the line and re-sent the message
successfully. Why would single line called Message-ID: cause lmtpd
message header errors?
Because it's invalid s
tentially put a piece of software into test and then production, that I did
the backport on :)
Thanks,
Kevin
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Jim Miller wrote:
I'm still having trouble will Outlook and connecting with IMAPS to
cyrus-imap 2.2.10.
when I set 'tls_reqire_cert: true'. However I don't have the problem when I
set tls_imap_reqire_cert: true'
That's because this second setting is ignored. For settings to apply to
specific serv
Marco Colombo wrote:
So it seems its usage is deprecated. If you are to code a patch, you
may look into the alternative name(s). Those are standard v3 extensions.
As I understand it, comforming applications should look there in order
to find email addresses (of type rfc822Name). Of course, since yo
Marco Colombo wrote:
What field is that, exaclty? v3 extension?
I'm not sure... it's in the OpenSSL headers files as
"NID_pkcs9_emailAddress".
Anyway, the goal of authentication is to identify users not email
addresses. The whole idea of using certs is broken, unless you use
the cert itself. No C
Igor Brezac wrote:
--auth-auth specifies an authorization (not authentication) mechanism.
The unix module is mostly useful for group.
OK, yeah, authorization vs. authentication, right. Since SASL cannot
provide authorization details, Cyrus IMAP has to get them from somewhere
else, so that's unde
I'm working on a webmail system using client certificates for
authentication.
I have Cyrus IMAP working fine with Cyrus SASL and "AUTH=EXTERNAL" after
negotiating TLS... the IMAP daemon authenticate the user properly.
However, it chooses the CN from the client cert as the authentication
identi
Craig White wrote:
My goal was to be my own CA - generate per user certificates and have
revocation rights. I haven't had many issues with creating certs for
various applications such as ldap/apache etc. I was looking for some
granular control for individual users.
I do this manually using OpenSSL
I've just reworked my Cyrus IMAP installation, and I'm beginning to get
the impression that --with-auth (which defaults to "unix") is only for
group memberships, and really has no other effect. It certainly doesn't
seem to affect SASL in any way, which is what actually handles
authentication.
Igor Brezac wrote:
Your bigger issue is to find a client that supports SASL/EXTERNAL. I
do not believe c-client library (this is what drives IMP/Horde via
PHP) supports SASL/EXTERNAL, so this is what you need to start hacking.
OK, I've successfully connected using imtest and SASL/EXTERNAL and it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cyrus/imapd[15511]: starttls: TLSv1 with cipher AES256-SHA (256/256 bits
new) no
authentication
cyrus/imapd[15511]: login: localhost[127.0.0.1] pascal plaintext+TLS
The "no authentication" at the end of the first line is due to client
certicats
are not allowed with webma
Igor Brezac wrote:
SASL/EXTERNAL is what you want although I have to not tried it.
OpenLDAP works great. In theory, the CN part of the client
certitificate subject needs to be a valid mailbox. You can test this
with imtest -t client_cert_file -m EXTERNAL I assume that you have
SSL/TLS
Edward Rudd wrote:
This is really a Cyrus-SASL topic. as Cyrus IMAP doesn't really care how
the user gets authenticated, only that the SASL layer authenticates the
users. So client certificate authentication would have to be added as a
SASL authentication module.
It's never been clear to me where
Andrew Morgan wrote:
You may want to look into Dell's AX100 SAN (a rebranded version of the
EMC Clariion AX100). These use SATA drives with a FC front end. They
are relatively inexpensive for the amount of storage you can get, if
your I/O needs match. You can also go a little more upscale wit
Wil Cooley wrote:
Lately I've been trying to migrate my self-signed certs to certs
generated with TinyCA from a self-signed root cert; that way once I
import my root CA I can bypass all of the prompts.
Yes, that is a much better plan. I do that for my clients who have
private webmail/intranet site
I'm trying to come up with a configuration of Horde/IMP and Cyrus 2.2.x
that will be easy to use and easy to manage :-) (I've got a number of
these systems to set up).
So far, I have been successful using client certificates to identify
users to Apache 2.0.x, and using a custom Horde auth modul
Rich West wrote:
We did manage to get the cyrus-imap server up and running in a Fedora
Core 2 environment authenticating against PAM (which in turn talks to
our LDAP servers), but we could not get users in to the system.
Essentially, with our test environment, the mail client (in this case,
Mo
enerated:
sieve parse error for kevin_myer: line 7: address '[EMAIL PROTECTED]': parse
error, unexpected '@', expecting $
So do I have a whole bunch of buggy user scripts? Or is sieve acting up?
Cyrus-imapd has been restarted since I first had these problems, to update an
SS
ve done with the message.
Short of there being a bug in the script itself, does anyone else have any ideas
why Sieve behaves erratically, apparently triggered by turning vacation notices
on, and then will eventually clear itself up?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Lan
anisms like CRAM-MD5 and DIGEST-MD5, but it does not
seem to support ssl/tls.
So again, does anyone know of such client software? Pointers?
TIA.
-Kevin
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uw-imap. Is it helpfully doing
a "fuzzy" search for me? Is it allowed to do that without me asking?
Cheers,
Kevin
telnet uw-imaphost 143
Trying 134.171.7.20...
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (x.x.x.x).
Escape character is '^]'
001 LOGIN me "password"
001 OK [CAPABILITY IMA
Hi Jason
Have you tried doing an lqr (listquotaroot) on user or user/kevin.
You might have another quota defined higher up in the tree. I'm not
sure if this would cause you problems, but it's a good place to look.
Well,
-->
myhost> listquotaroot user/kmaguire
user/kmaguire
Hi
My Crus IMAP server is running on Fedoar Core 3.
rpm -q cyrus-imapd
cyrus-imapd-2.2.10-3.fc3
I setup the accounts as follows using cyradm
createmailbox user/kevin
setquota user/kevin 999
listquota user/kevin
quit
And everything works well. Until it gets to a point where I get quota
ee anything in my file remotely
resembling what I see in bugzilla line 1419), as well as the one that
apparently caused the broken behavior again, but Jukka Salmi reports his
problem is solved (he's using Heimdal), but I still see this problem.
Any advice? Should I upgrade MIT Kerberos o
Nevermind...
I was doing something really silly...
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alias account (from postfix docs on
virtual accounts) to use here?
I've tried testing with pop3test and get the same results as with
Evolution, except the output on the command line is simply:
S: -ERR [AUTH] authenticating: authentication failure
Authentication failed. generic failure
Se
On Mon, 2004-10-25 at 10:28 -0300, Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Kevin wrote:
> > 1) email sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] gets sent directly to some list of
> > ...
> This is not the kind of reply you want, I know. But why don't you use a
> fre
found anything really useful.
Also, how do I configure my IMAP client to subscribe to the anonymous
IMAP folder imap://cyrus.andrew.cmu.edu/archive.info-cyrus? Should I
use a username of anonymous and no password? When I do, I get an IMAP
folder, but it's not the list archive. When I use a
Nevermind...
While poking about in the openldap source tree, I just discovered
ldapdb.c and its accompanying README. This looks like it should work.
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er authentication alternatives (knowing that
they should work) such as TLS+PLAIN authentication to an LDAP directory,
but I just need to get my understanding verified first.
TIA.
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nuke this subtree?
Thanks
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ining that you (as a company) aren't trusted.
There are two ways around this:
1. Buy a certificate from a TRUSTED authority, typically from Verisign
or Thawte (Thawte is offering one at $159 I believe).
2. (haven't tried this but am told it works) Go into Internet Explorer,
There would be an entry in there if it
made it that far.
Also...shooting in the dark... How did you create your users in
cyradm? Did you put the "user." in front of the username?
Kevin Williams
Tarity
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intalled. I would still read the cyrus imap documents
regardless though--they cover a LOT of useful information including how
to test and set up an installed application (imtest, etc) regardless of
whether it's rpm or source. If you can't find it on your computer, just
go to the website (
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 16:29, Ken Murchison wrote:
> Kevin Williams wrote:
> > All,
> >
> >>From monitoring the list I *thought* I could send an email in the
> > following format [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it would go into the spam
> > folder for testuser1. I just t
uld appear in the spam folder for testuser1 correct?
If this assumption is correct, then why do I still receive email in my
inbox instead of the spam folder?
Thanks in advance!
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On Wed, 2004-08-11 at 11:57, Michael Loftis wrote:
> MAke sure you've subscribed that user to it. Evo only displays folders
> you've subscribed to.
THANK YOU! I knew I was missing something obvious (didn't think it
would be that though). I'll have to remember that little configuration
item so
n evolution?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin Williams
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On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 10:41, Rob Tanner wrote:
> --On Tuesday, August 10, 2004 10:23:16 AM -0700 Joakim Ryden
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > What do your logs say when you try it?
> >
> > --Jo
>
> Duh! I didn't even think to check there. Here are two examples, the
> sieveshell that
hat, but are having issues with authentication, then
that's a different issue.
Additionally, you can configure where to store sent items (outlook
defaults to local sent mail folders). I changed the default and stored
them in my account's sent folder.
HTH,
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ardless? I'd like
to keep all authentication in LDAP, but one user in the sasldb2 database
wouldn't be too bad...
Thanks in advance for clarifying this for me. Hopefully this can help
others down the road as well!
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ieve-scripts could be in ~user/.sieve.
#sieveusehomedir: yes
virtdomains: yes
defaultdomain: keine.de
altnamespace: yes
and the part from the exim config:
local_delivery:
driver = lmtp
socket = /var/imap/socket/lmtp
user = cyrus
Maybe anyone has an idea why it does not work.
Thanks for
or something, because i don't know how to copy the
mailboxes by hand.
Thanks for help in advance.
Greets Kevin Moschallski
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.
Actually a pretty interesting topic... maybe more suited
for a general Slashdot thread. Paying for open source
dev.. I think there was something on that recently.
Kevin
> On Tue, 6 Jul 2004, Kevin Baker wrote:
>
>> How would we indicate our interest to the development
>
The cyrus/replication would be amazing. Application level
replication seems to be the best option if the setup is
straight forward.
How would we indicate our interest to the development
team? How are updates and future development project
priorities decided?
Kevin
> Hi,
>
> Etie
Norman Zhang wrote:
I think you can get it here, http://sources.redhat.com/cluster/gfs/
Yes, thanks. When I looked at the "sources" page I was looking for GFS
directly, not a "cluster" subproject. This page appears to have
everything needed to use GFS.
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Etienne Goyer wrote:
On a similar note, RedHat have apparently bought Sistina, and GPLed GFS.
This is great news for HA under Linux, IMHO. I will be testing it soon.
Well, on their site is it listed as "open source", but it is not on
sources.redhat.com (where LVM2 and device-mapper landed when
ednesday, June 23, 2004 11:48 -0700 Kevin Baker
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> David,
>>
>> This is exactly what I had in mind. Could you maybe give
>> a
>> quick overview of how you have the replication and
>> failover setup; specifically "
David,
This is exactly what I had in mind. Could you maybe give a
quick overview of how you have the replication and
failover setup; specifically "application level
replication vs block"
While the idea of a standby server that uses block level
replication seems very great, if possible I'd like to
While we are discussing network storage for HA.
Would there be a problem with NAS over Gigabit?
> * Etienne Goyer
>
> > Well, I did not consider that option since the SAN
> become a single
> > point-of-failure, and that is a big no-no according to
> the
> > specifications I have at the mom
I'm assuming I would copy these
files to a restored system, and run reconstruct -m. Is
this right?
Thanks,
Kevin
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etting. If it is cyrus you are using
the "deliver" program not the lmtpd service.
-Kevin
> Hi
>
> We run a 100 user imapd server (cyrus 2.1.15 and db
> 4.1.25) which is
> having a huge amount of problems with the delivery and tls
> databases
> (both in Berkeley D
I am doing now:
I have postfix operating on two servers, one as local delivery, and the
other in a backup MX role. The PADL tools are being used to pull
accounts from my LDAP server, and present them as local accounts
# getent passwd kevin
kevin:x:999:999:Kevin Fries:/home/kevin:/bin/bash
No
NP... that would be great. It would be pretty easy to
modify some existing utils to handle the script upload. Or
just do it by hand.
So... is the patch available or should I wait for the CVS
commit?
Thanks,
Kevin
> Kevin Baker wrote:
>
>> Do you have the global figured out t
Do you have the global figured out this would be great!
> Is there a way I can patch that extension from the cvs
> into the stable that
> I am currently using?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason Jacobsen
> Desktop Support Analyst
> Great Plains Locating Service
> Office: (402) 778-3025
> Cell: (402) 960-3
Do you have the global figured out this would be great!
> Is there a way I can patch that extension from the cvs
> into the stable that
> I am currently using?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason Jacobsen
> Desktop Support Analyst
> Great Plains Locating Service
> Office: (402) 778-3025
> Cell: (402) 960-3
What about procmail? Doesn't it have a global script feature?
We've been using sieve, and have some funky scripts to
keep add our global rules to all the accounts. I'd much
rather have the global script though.
-Kevin
> Jason Jacobsen wrote:
>
>> I was wonderin
re there's holes in it... I just want to get
this out there. I'm guessing there are alot of people in a
similiar situation, using *cheap* managed hosting due to
budget constraints.
-Kevin
> Just posting this for a heads up. Not a question, just
> info.
>
> We ju
setting up maildrops so each mail server handles
a set of users. In your case maybe two machine split the
alphabet in two.
-Kevin
> Zitat von Zhang Weiwu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> Hello. I have cyrus imapd runing now on my server. Today
>> I heard people
>> say whe
I'm
going to look into this too.
Thanks again.
-Kevin
> On 4:39:45 pm 05/25/04 "Kevin Baker"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> We are testing a number of email configurations for a
>> 10,000+ user-base. Was hoping to get some thoughts on
>> below:
&g
I thought this might be helpful for others searching the
archives. "Just use lmtp"
-Kevin
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LDAP? Is there any documentation or HOWTOs that will assist me
in this migration? Especially (thus the message to this mail group)
with the Currier => Cyrus SASL/IMAP translation and the adding of
CRAM-MD5 for SMTP-AUTH using Postfix?
Thanks in advance for any help.
--
Kevin Fries
Network Admin
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Kevin
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anyone seen this before?
- Is this a known issue with my conf?
- What should I look for in the maillog to troubleshoot this?
Thanks tons,
- Kevin
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