>Its possible. Make sure you understand that you're doing this for the
>shared namespace though, otherwise you almost certainly want a more
>traditional IMAP proxy like perdition.
The main advantage that we are interested in is that we would have two IMAP
connection points for clients located i
Thanks for the answer. I was reading the IMAP Aggregoatr: A Murder of IMAP
Servers (ag.html) that's why I didn't find my answer in that document.
So if I can only have one single MUPDATE master server the others would be
slaves right ?
What would then happen to mails when the MUPDATE master ser
Hello,
I am a bit confused on where should be ran the MUPDATE master server,
should it be running on a Front End server, Back End Server or maybe a
seperate server ? The documentation is not very explicit about this I
think. Also is it possible to have two MUPDATE master servers for
redundancy ?
>If you have the 2.2 code, its doc/install-virtdomains.html (linked from
>doc/install.html). Otherwise, you get get it from CVSweb:
>http://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/cgi->bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/src/cyrus/doc/Attic/install-virtdomains.html?>rev=1.1.2.5&content-type=text/html&hideattic=0
Well I h
Hello,
Is there any documentation around on how to use the virual domains feature
which is available in Cyrus 2.2 from CVS ? If no, could maybe someone tell
me how do I enable this ?
Another question regarding this feature, from the MTA point of view does
that mean that the MTA needs to pass the
Hi,
>From the previous posts in this mailing list about virutal domains I can
remember reading something about running mkimap before you could setup
virtual domain mailboxes... Try to browse this mailing list with some
keywords like virtual domains... I guess that's your problem.
Regards
Marc
Hi Igor,
Exaclty it's sieve mails which have the sendmail warning header because of
the use of the "-f" flag, thanks ! I will go and fix my trusted users...
Regards
Marc
Hello,
I've just remarked a strange behaviour of the master process presumably. I
am using the same cyrus.conf as the prefork.conf example configuration
file.
So now what I've remarked is that just after starting cyrus's master
process it starts the following processes:
hostname% ps -fu cyrus
>Only if sendmail references files owned by the cyrus username. lmtp
>socket may qualify depending on your setup.
Are there no cases where cyrus itselfs submits messages using directly
/usr/lib/sendmail ? I would like to avoid the warning header "sendmail used
the -f flag to send the from addre
Hello,
When Cyrus generates a failure message for example because someone sent a
mail to an unexisting IMAP account then that auto-generated mail contains
the following From header:
From: Mail Delivery Subsystem
As you can see the domain is "unspecified-domain" and I wanted to know if
it is p
Hello,
Do I need to put my cyrus user in the trusted users list of Sendmail ? If
yes would that be in the sendmail daemon config or in the MSP ? I suppose
the MSP...
Regards
>i'm doing one of these 'shared' storage setups these days too. the
solution i
>chose is kimberlite, well, RH advanced server actually, where i have only
one
>box using the storage at a time. the other box can still be usefull, for
>example chewing mails with spamassassin. in case there is some pr
>Check the user's sieve directory (eg /usr/sieve/k/ken), and make sure
>there is a link from 'default' to an actual script file. You should see
>something like:
>lrwxrwxrwx1 cyrusmail 10 Nov 10 2001 default ->
>ken.script
>-rw---1 cyrusmail 8877 Jan 8 16:1
>You could take a look at SmartSieve, at:
> http://smartsieve.sourceforge.net
>Its an active project, written in PHP, and works with Websieve scripts.
Hi, thanks for the link, I just had a try at that project and same result,
everything looks fine, the script gets created and activated but wh
>A Murder allows segmentation (for most purposes) of the mailboxes.db,
>which is the single-most-contended-for resource in Cyrus (as far as I
>can tell). The problem that *isn't* addresses is availability of each
>IMAP back-end. We're hoping to use IBM's HACMP for this, I think that
>there is a
Hello,
I've read in the documentation of Cyrus that it was not safe to use NFS.
Now it doesn't tell much more about what really isn't safe with NFS, that's
why I am writting this mail with the following questions:
- Are ALL usage cases of Cyrus with NFS unsafe ? For example a Cyrus IMAP
server mo
Hi again,
I managed to install websieve and just tested the vacation part, it does
it's work by installing a default script in sieve and activating it, but
unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. Here is the script that websieve
generated me (from the file /var/cyrus/sieve/m/marc/default.script):
>If you want to use the Cyrus version of those modules, the name for that
>one is Cyrus::SIEVE::managesieve. It looks like you are using
>funclib.pl rather than funclib.cyrus -- the readme.txt file explains
>that either you need to use funclib.cyrus and use the internal Cyrus
>modules, or you nee
>perl is telling you precisely what the problem is -- it is looking for
>the file IMAP/Admin.pm (ie, the perl module IMAP::Admin), and it can't
>find it in any of the directories listed. If you installed it somewhere
>else, you will need to get perl to look for it where you installed it.
> If yo
Hello,
I am currently trying to make Websieve run with my Cyrus 2.1.11
installation. Unfortunately this doesn't work as well as planned, I copied
the files to my cgi-bin directory but now when I run
http://mailserver/cgi-bin/websieve.pl I get the following error:
Received a program error!
Error:
Logging is done via syslog, check your syslog.conf for the following local6
facility and/or mail. You probably have them in debug, change it to
something higher...
Regards
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
bcc:
Subject: disable logging
Woerns Urstmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by
Hi,
Thanks for sharing this, that's really neat from you ! Can you maybe in a
few words explain us the login and how your scripts works ? Also what is
required (external tools if any) to get it to work ?
Regards
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Hi Jeremy,
Just wanted to let you know that the default shared memory segment size on
Solaris 9 has been changed to 8 MB. If you want more on any versions of
Solaris you simply need to edit /etc/system.
Regards
Marc
Hi Lee,
First thanks for your configuration file... I have a few questions now
regarding your current setup:
- Are you using other tools like heartbeat or in the same kind ? If yes
which tool ?
- From your drbd configuration file I can see that you are using /dev/sda6
as physical disk, is that
Hello,
I have a little problem with the checkpoint... As you can see here from the
logs:
Jan 12 19:36:57 mail master[659]: [ID 392559 local6.debug] about to exec
/opt/cyrimap/bin/ctl_cyrusdb
Jan 12 19:36:57 mail ctl_cyrusdb[659]: [ID 702911 local6.notice]
checkpointing cyrus databases
Jan 12 19:3
>Yes, the user needs to create a sive script that takes the vacation action
>for all incoming messages (except mailing list subscriptions, etc). The
>user then needs to upload this script to the server somehow.
>I use SquirrelMail as a webmail frontend to Cyrus for users when they are
>out of the
Hello,
I had a look through Cyrus documentation and FAQ but I didn't find anything
mentioning how to set up vacation messages for the users hosted on our mail
server using Sendmail 8.12.7 and Cyrus IMAP 2.1.11.
Can someone in some few words explain me how I can active a vacation
message for a use
I will have a try at it this week-end... Now hopefully the last question
about this topic, how does actually the SNMP daemon know about Cyrus ?? I
am wondering how that can work by only specifying "master agentx", is that
really all ? I will be using Cyrus graphtools from the contrib dir...
Regar
Thanks, it looks like that worked, I now compiled Cyrus IMAP with the
following:
LIBS="-Wl,-zignore"
and I've checked with ldd to see if the kstat and kvm library where display
and they are not anymore so it looks fine. Now an important question, how
can I check that UCD-SNMP is really working w
>I must have mis-understood you. You need to use this option to compile
>cyrus-imapd. -Wl,-zignore will ignore libraries not referenced by the
>link process.
>If you want to fix UCD-SNMP libs, you need to pass -Wl,-zdefs to LDFLAGS
>and then add neccessary libs to the link process until eve
Hi Igor,
I just compiled my UCD-SNMP libraries with the options you've told me. Now
I wanted to make sure that the kvm and kstat library is also included in
it. How can I check that ?
Regards
Marc
Hi there,
You are right, an ldd on the Cyrus binaries showed up kstat and kvm
library... Hopefully this doesn't use too much memory. Btw: I saw that only
the master binary from Cyrus IMAPD does use the UCD-SNMP library so
wouldn't it be a better idea to link only the kvm and kstat library against
>Try,
>LIBS="-lkstat -lkvm" ./configure ...
I now had a try and it finally compiled perfectly ! Now, is that somehow
normal that I need to do that, shouldn't this be automatically done with
the configure script ?
Regards
Marc
>Try ('make distclean' first)
>LIBS=-lkstat ./configure
>The real fix is to build self-contained ucd-snmp libs.
>master.c will not compile if ucd-snmpd package is built with libwrap.
>If this is the case, I can email you my patch.
>Hope this helps.
That helped for the configure but now I
>do a man -k for one of those functions (kstat_read for example) and if
>there's a man page for it, it should tell you what libraries you need to
>link against, which should fix it.
I've just did that and discovered that there is actually a library called
libkstat residing in /usr/lib on Solaris
Hello,
I am trying to get Cyrus IMAPD 2.1.11 on Solaris 9 to compile with support
for UCD-SNMP, I use version 4.2.6 of UCD-SNMP. The problem is that it
doesn't detect UCD-SNMP because of the following error in the config.log:
configure:6064: checking for sprint_objid in -lsnmp
configure:6083: gcc
>The documentation says there must always be a local mailer, but you
>don't have to use it. Ie, in your .mc file you will have
>MAILER(`local'), MAILER(`cyrusv2'), and
>define(`confLOCAL_MAILER',`cyrusv2') (plus whatever else you need).
Thanks for your answer... Now what I don't really understa
Hello,
I wanted to know if the local mailer of sendmail -> MAILER(`local')
directive in the Sendmail mc file is still needed when using Cyrus ?
I would say no as the LDA is now all done by Cyrus but I had a look in the
mailer/local.m4 file of Sendmail and saw quite a lot of stuff in it so I am
no
Hello,
Can someone tell me if the PERL file Cyrus/IMAP/IMAP.bs which resides in
the local site_perl dir is required ? Or what is it used for ?
I am asking this because my IMAP.bs file is 0 kb and I am currently
packaging Cyrus IMAP so I was wondering if I could simply ignore this file.
Regards
M
>Are you using the --disable-sieve configure option? It's broken and will
>produce this error, but the attached patch (tested on Solaris 8 with GNU
>tools) fixes the problem.
Yes exactly I am using the --disable-sieve option, thanks for the patch !
In the mean time I've also found out that I just
Hello,
I am trying to compile the latest version of Cyrus IMAPD and have some
problems already with the make depend, as you can see here in my output:
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/opt/source/cyrus-imapd-2.1.11/imtest'
### Making depend in /opt/source/cyrus-imapd-2.1.11/perl
gmake[1]: Entering d
Hello,
I am also quite interested in this topic as I will be using Solaris 9 with
UFS logging enabled on each slices. Can others from this mailing list
confirm that disabling UFS logging on the Cyrus slice (partition) will
speed up the "ctl_cyrusdb -r" process ? I guess if it's recommended to tur
Do I need to activate something during the compilation (configure) or is it
per default enabled in 2.1.11 ?
Regards
Marc
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What does exactly that skiplist feature do ?
Regards
Marc
Hello,
For a production mail server, which version of Cyrus IMAPD should I use ?
Version 2.0.17 or version 2.1.11 ? And what are the differences really
between those two latest versions ?
Regards
Marc
Hi,
Now everything is clear it's what I was also thinking but I was a bit
confused from the answer of the others. Is there actually another way to
realize what I want to do ? The only way I can see right now is to create a
script to cyradm which will create the user's mailbox using createmailbox
Well I suppose it is a mailbox without a parent because it's the INBOX of a
user that I am creating and before that nothing exists for that user. Again
the mailbox I am creating is user.testuser and I tryed setting the default
acl like that in imapd.conf:
defaultacl: cyrus all
restarted the mast
Hi,
Well if I read the imapd.conf man page again it states the following:
defaultacl: anyone lrs
The Access Control List (ACL) placed on a newly-created
(non-user) mailbox that does not have a parent mailbox.
What I can see here which disturbs me is the "...(non-user) mailbox...
Hello,
Is it somehow possible to set a default ACL which a new mailbox will
inherit when I create it with cyradm ? What I would like to do is give
automatically full permissions to all new mailboxes to the cyrus
administrator. Or maybe there is another way to do that ?
Regards
Marc
Hello,
Is it somehow possible to set a default ACL which a new mailbox will
inherit ? What I would like to do is give automatically full permissions to
all new mailboxes to the cyrus administrator. Or maybe there is another way
to do that ?
Regards
Marc
Hello,
I can't remember who but someone told me that there was an option for
sasl_pwcheck_method called alwaystrue which would bypass the user's
password, now I have tryed that but it looks like this doesn't exist as I
can't see anything mentioning that and when I try it I see the the Cyrus
log fi
Thanks for the tip that's already half of the work done, now there is still
the password from the source (UW-IMAP) IMAP server...
Also how will Cyrus know which user I am copying the folders to ? Will it
still prompt for a username and then simply skip the password ?
Regards
Marc
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Hello,
We are currently going to migrate from our current mail server, an OpenBSD
box running UW-IMAP and therfore having BSD style mailboxes to a Cyrus v2
mail server.
We currently tested mbxcvt and mailutil from the UW-IMAP utils to
copy/transfer all the mails to the new Cyrus mail server but t
Thanks for the tip, I will have a try at it hopefully this week-end, and
let you know in case it doesn't work well.
Regards
Marc
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It simply looks like Netscape 7 only sends the IMAP EXPUNGE command after
closing the application. Have a look maybe for an option in Netscape which
sounds like "expunge mailbox after deleting mail". I have no clue if this
exists but that's your problem, but for sure not a bug.
Regards
Marc
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Hello,
I will need to migrate a few users which were on an old OpenBSD mail server
using the original BSD mailbox format to the new Cyrus v2.1.9 mailstore
format. I've already read the book Managing IMAP but unfortunately their
scripts are for Cyrus v1.5 which was a bit different from Cyrus v2 bec
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