tralised function.
This would be a wonderful solution.
I liked very much how the cyrusdb-Functions are realised to acces
skiplist and other db backends, something like that for dns or network
in general would ne very nice.
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the price of an
FC-enabled SSD you can buy MUCH RAM.
Does your CentOS system have some kind of trace to look for the block
numbers which are read constantly? In Solaris I use dtrace to look for
that and also for file based i/o to look WHICH files get read and
written when there is starvation.
Found it in Bugzilla [#3628]
Confirmed here.
Direct access with "SELECT" or "GETACL" works without a problem, but a
LIST just omits these mailboxes.
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Le 30/01/2012 12:57, Pascal Gienger a écrit :
> We had a strange issue, and it has to do with spaces in mailbox names.
>
>
> Mailboxes are on disk, they are encoded, but they don't get counted on
> ctl_mboxlist -d or doing a LIST or LSUB.
Correction; the ctl_mboxlist -d sho
Le 30/01/2012 12:57, Pascal Gienger a écrit :
> We had a strange issue, and it has to do with spaces in mailbox names.
>
>
> Mailboxes are on disk, they are encoded, but they don't get counted on
> ctl_mboxlist -d or doing a LIST or LSUB.
I found this on the web:
http://blog
uct (so that it finds the "new" mailboxes) all is
well. Doing the same without replacing the Spaces with "_" the effect is
the same: reconstruct finds all new mailboxes but even if they are in
mailboxes.db they don't get listed.
Is this a bug?
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+else
+ path = mboxname_datapath(mbentry.partition, mbentry.name, 0);
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ade I would have migrated all the mail spool on the
SSD area and yes, it will have enough space for it. If not, I would have
moved it to SAS and decent cache size. And I would not have had any
downtime because due to the storage virtualization WWPNs would not have
changed - it would have been t
Le 05/01/2012 21:06, Bron Gondwana a écrit :
> On Thu, Jan 05, 2012 at 07:50:28PM +0100, Pascal Gienger wrote:
>> flushseenstate: 1
>
> Doesn't do anything any more, I'm pretty sure.
>
> In fact - just checked. It's still in the imapd.conf docs,
> but it do
t
LUN/Volume, and/or have much RAM for your file system cache (ARC in my
case).
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al and cheap
I second this.
Roughly 51,000,000 files on one (mirrored) multipathed FiberChannel SAN
volume with no performance bottlenecks. 64 GB RAM per node, approx 40 GB
ARC (ZFS Cache). Solaris 10u9 Kernel 147441-03 64bit x64
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er vacancies", student lecture times will
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And it is 5:46pm.
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to Thunderbird including Lightning
(connecting to our SOGo servers) in many of the faculty and professors'
secretaries.
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Am 16.06.11 15:26, schrieb Ramprasad A.P:
> Using outsourced mail is not possible
Amazon cloud *IS* outsourced mail, Amazon has access to your virtual
servers and it passes without VPN into their network.
> The biggest problem is harddisk space
> Every user is looking for huge amounts of disksp
Vincent Fox wrote:
> On 4/20/2011 12:50 AM, Rudy Gevaert wrote:
>>
>> Hi Vincent,
>>
>> How do you make the snapshot consistent (netbackup+vmware snapshot)?
>>
>> Do you stop cyrus?
> I'll have to ask our backup admin if you want technical specifics
> and guarantees, but my understanding was that
t end so we're happy.
IMAP ACLs remain abstract until a decent user interface appears. Users
_LOVE_ this feature but nearly nobody knows it because most IMAP clients
cannot set them.
[1] http://southbrain.com/south/2010/10/session-management-for-sogo.html
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#x27;d files can be much bigger in size on 64 bit platforms.
Pascal
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s empty
mailboxes - no difference in speed or access time when retrieving
messages from there.
The smell of Oracle still gets bitter and bitter compared to Sun, but
especially this cookie (zfs) still tastes too well.
SOGo is slower (as it has another paradigma as Horde/IMP or Squirrel)
but o
reeware or doing it on your own) and set thhis perl's path in front of
your search path. It will build the Cyrus PERL Modules in your own
perl's module path then. Or just comment out the perl targets in your
Makefile to skip perl module builds. You will lose "cyradm" though.
libaio.so.1 => /lib/64/libaio.so.1
libdoor.so.1 => /lib/64/libdoor.so.1
libuutil.so.1 => /lib/64/libuutil.so.1
libgen.so.1 => /lib/64/libgen.so.1
libm.so.2 => /lib/64/libm.so.2
Due to some problems with Sun's OpenSSL packa
little side note - you can dump bdb in favor to skiplist... I bet
you'll have much less problems in your cluster environment setup.
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st.
As for a new installation, that can be another case.
We are very satisfied with the performance and flexibility Cyrus IMAP gives to
us. There's no need to change apart from being "in head with the open source
advocacy croud".
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For Solaris SMF and Cyrus please use in your manifest for Cyrus IMAP:
The imap service will not be restarted when an imap process is killed anymore.
Only when master ends the startd will believe Cyrus is down. Dito for an imap
process dumping core.
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"Gavin Gra
r compression ratio on the mail
> filesystem is showing 1.68x.
Yes. GZIP for Mail, LZJB for Meta. Identical configuration here.
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Am 09.08.10 17:33, schrieb Pascal Gienger:
> A smaller record size is a good option if you notice an i/o bottleneck
> on your fiberchannel/iSCSI/SAS link. It won't bring you a performance
> gain in random i/o. There is a small exception: Database systems writing
> always the sam
stem written on it.
Just my $0.02,
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Le 15/03/10 17:08, Eric Luyten a écrit :
>
X4200 here (also AMD, 2x dualcore).
Operating system?
Solaris x86 or Linux?
Pascal
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RFC 4978 [1] defines an IMAP COMPRESS command to compress IMAP data
communication.
Is there any interest to implement this extension in the cyrus imap server?
For low bandwith connections this could be useful but I don't know if
that's a typical case nowadays. Together with the IMAP IDLE comman
sed that so I don't know the syntax. It
should be pretty the same but I don't know the appropriate keyword after
"cyrus/imapd/".
Pascal
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4 annotations
are always set.
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Cyru
m access remains
_SLOW_) nor in Xen/Sun xVM. In the latter OpenSolaris (and Solaris 11)
is the way to go (architecture i86xpv).
Just to give a reason why sometimes it _IS_ necessary or better to have
a real iron.
Pascal
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roperties").
Thunderbird opens a new IMAP connection for each folder. For each folder
marked with "Check for new message" ("Auf neue Nachrichten überprüfen"
in my case, I have a german localized Thunderbird) it will issue an
"IDLE" command (eas
Berkeley DB for important data of your cyrus system.
Berkeley has a very rapid random read performance which is important (in
our case) with the duplicate delivery database (now 1,3 GB in size). But
even that should be feasible with skiplist.
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users can get some mails two times (doubling), in
the latter case (tls db crash) a returning client has to re-initiate a
TLS handshake including key exchange).
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break;
So I think it is a Virtual Memory/Swap problem in your OS.
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Sebastian Hagedorn schrieb:
> Processing index character 101, 681642 total words, temp file size is
> 2107147
> fatal error: Virtual memory exhausted
4 GB limit of 32 bit binaries?
How much RAM does squatter allocate before it dies?
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h-tls-db-Switch should just define the default database backend
for that database. It can be overriden at any time via imapd.conf.
Pascal
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time you are running
in this bug.
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ly accepting LMTP connections, no sendmail, no
Postfix, no other SMTP MTA running on it.
Then imagine a frontend smtp relay delivering directly via LMTP over TCP
to your Cyrus box. You can use lmtp auth then to prevent other machines
from directly delivering mails via lmtp.
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box...
Delivering mails from localhost to localhost via lmtp with
authentication has the problem that the sending side does need to now
the credential. If the sending side knows that credential, a "malicious
user" does have access to it because the sending side is on the same
box
Ian Eiloart wrote:
> I was speaking to a friend who provides Exchange servers for small
> businesses locally. He says that the most important thing is to have a
> really good (fast, available and accurate) disaster recovery procedure,
> because you need it a lot.
>
Here in Germany we have a
Patrick Boutilier schrieb:
> Plus you lose all the messages that are in "delayed expunge" state after
> running a reconstruct. :-(
Just delete cyrus.expunge in the appropriate mailboxes meta directory
before running reconstruct.
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annel Storage Systems in two different locations, mirrored via
zfs.
> how large?
2x8 TB mirror
> compression?
gzip
> replication?
zfs mirror
> problems?
at the beginning (2006) many, nowadays X patches and kernels after, none
left.
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: 03:34:49
01/03/09 23:38:48 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS END
01/03/09 23:38:48 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT END SA_SO_MAIL 01/03/09
20:00:00
01/03/09 23:38:48
Executing Operating System command or script:
/mail/bin/pr_backupsnapshot_off
Just to give you a "real life" number...
Pas
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
> Ext4, I never tried. Nor reiser3. I may have to, we will build a brand
> new Cyrus spool (small, just 5K users) next month, and the XFS unlink
> [lack of] performance worries me.
Nobody likes deletes. Even databases used to mark deleted space only as
"dele
roximately. Within this 3 hours it does scan
all files. We do a zfs snapshot every day and we are holding 14 days
snapshots to restore mailboxes. We are not conservatice enough to run scrub
regularly, the last time I did was last week, without any error.
A happy and successful 2009 for all o
gic FC cards (according to my experience).
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request Apple with this issue? If it is OS X 10.5.5
server you'll have support.
If you can live without rendezvous, you can compile an actual release of
Cyrus IMAP, using Apple's SASL2 library. So you won't give up netinfo
capabilities. You will lose Apple support though.
Cyru
David Korpiewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have two cyrus machines running and on both systems I'm getting a TLS
> error and then the error "in BUSY state: terminated abnormally".
Which cyrus imapd version?
Can you set the loglevel to debug in your syslog.conf?
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uid as name. A canonical plugin does the translation. In
your case, a canonical plugin should convert the username into the sid,
cyrus imap will use that as mail box name.
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ize9308832256
9 GB zfs file cache.
Hope this helps you a little bit.
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but the other databases did.
Just a side note: I am pretty sure your mailboxes.db is a skiplist database
which is AFAIK the default for mailboxes.db in Cyrus IMAP 2.1 and 2.2. No
conversion is necessary.
Do you have any database type declarations in your imapd.conf?
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Mathieu Kretchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> kbajwa a écrit :
>> Cyrus = 0
>> Dovecot= 100
> I guess you've right but I can't post this answer at Cyrus mailing list.
> I'm just trying to have my own opinion of imap server and I already have
> sarcastic answer on the cyrus mailing li
Mathieu Kretchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I thanks you for your participation but not for the way you do it because
> if you had read my second mail on this topic you wouldn't have to ask
> your crystal sphere to wonder what is my configuration !!
I did miss your 2nd post, I am sorry.
J'ai m
Adam Tauno Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you have allot of users and allot of mail you are going to have allot
> of I/O. No way around that, regardless of the server. Cyrus' indexes
> headers better now, so that might help. But you still need adequate
> through-put. I've found that
Mathieu Kretchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok thanks ! A good point on the cyrus side !
>
> What about the performance ?
Depends on which size your scenario will be.
> Does my next configuration will run correctly ? Which hardware should I
> buy for this activity ?
That's like asking a crys
work any
more when we move to skiplist for the annotation database.
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Eric Déchaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would have loved to put Solaris, Zones and Massaging Server here but it
> was not a possibility. Custorme chose was VMware + Linux + Cyrus.
Just as a sidenote:
As closed source is not an option here, we use cyrus imap 2.3.12 on Solaris
and not messagin
Eric Déchaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The older infrastructure can stand the 42 000 concurrent sessions, the
> new one can't : I was expecting each frontend to be able to handle 5 500
> concurrent sessions but they are not. Around 3 000 / 3 500 concurrent
> sessions the frontends begin to SWAP
Vincent Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If someone else comes up with quicker confirmation please post.
We applied that patch (for x86) yesterday on our machines during
maintenance. Delivery times are much better and even on a busy system the
filebench varmail pattern gives 10ms for fsync().
Jeff Fookson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Databases are all skiplist.
As a rule of thumb, do not use skiplist for the duplicate delivery
suppression database (deliver.db). Even if everybody hates it, use
BerkeleyDB, Version 4.4.52 or higher. Give it a quite fair amount of shared
memory. And ru
Pascal Gienger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just opened a case at our Sun Representative so we hope to get this zfs
> patch as well.
> filebench varmail leaves us with > 1,5 seconds (!) for an fsync(), which
> is really a big performance hit.
FYI:
I just got a repl
pressed.
You may find the animated GIF (be warned, it is 5 MB in size) in my little
blog:
http://southbrain.com/south/
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Rudy Gevaert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Any anybody who is using cyrus heading to Fosdem (that's in Brussels,
> Belgium)? http://www.fosdem.org
>
I would like very much to come but I did not find a registration link on
the webpage. And love Brussels *g*
P
Vincent Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With ZFS there are a number of hits with fdsync bugids. This connects
> back to I believe Pascal Giengers' thread, which I think resulted in him
> turning off ZIL to bump up performance. This is speculation at this
> point,
Vincent Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just wondering what other universities are runing Cyrus on Solaris?
>
> We know of:
> CMU
> UCSB
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pression on that partition cut
down i/o rate and things are going normal here again.
Thanks to all who helped!
Pascal
PS: The mirror resilvering problem was a misconfiguration of a brocade
switch... Sometimes you don't see the forest due to so many trees (german
prover
ons that are in-cache during a
> 'bad event', the added benefit of fsync() may be less than its
> performance cost.
Would'nt it be nice to have a configuration option to completely turn off
fsync() in Cyrus? If you want, with a BIG WARNING in the doc stating NOT TO
USE IT un
see that open() on the
mailboxes.db and read-calls do not exceed microsecond ranges. mailboxes.db
is not the problem here. It is entirely cached and rarely written
(creating, deleting and moving a mailbox).
Pascal
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RAM caches is abysmal.
Some arrays do have the possibility to ignore these flush requests
although, but still following them when internal battery storage is faulted
or in phase of regeneration (alltogether with setting write-through-mode
on).
Pascal
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volumes in different buildings which are NOT the
bottleneck, tests show it.
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ery "angry" about
having a deep directory structure it seems. But still, these "long opens"
do occur.
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the same as the one
used to compile Cyrus IMAP?
If you can't find the solution, just skip the "perl" target in the
Makefile, the perl modules are not needed to run cyrus imap.
Which operating system are you using?
Pascal
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Scott Adkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Meanwhile, we hacked around this in a very cool way. We copied the imapd
> process 60 times (assuming average of 12,000 processes, shooting for 200
> processes per executable, that is 60 individual executables). These were
> named /usr/cyrus/bin/imapd_00
arise with 2000 processes using the same db4 library
to access the same berkeley database?
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y suppression and -
as Bron Gondwana does - to cache status data.
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eric_120012-14 i86pc
This is 10u4 for x86. The SPARC version U4 has the same ZFS vars.
They changed some zfs variables and are doing the same again in their Nevada
release.
As I am on vacation at the moment I don't have the u3 info here. I'll return
Sep 29th.
Pascal
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l their anti spam settings, quotas,
automatic vacation responses, automatic expiration of messages in
user-selectable folders (via annotations.db). We also use annotaton
heaviliy to preempt spam folders to be indexed by squatter.
Pascal
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st so that no forged packet (with an inside
sender ip coming from outside...) will trigger it.
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Vincent Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pascal,
>
> How many accounts did you have per mail-store?
We have 14k(*) users and a failover mailstore. In our SAN we have 3,5T
storage reserved, which can be expanded to our needs. We use 2 SAN
storages, location-separated, so when on
Just a little note, for those who have perhaps the same problem.
We saw performance problems after we switched from a Linux installation to
a Solaris 10 cluster connected to our SAN (using scsi_vhci and 2 Qlogic
Controllers).
Problems arose when real load came to the machine, despite having t
Pascal Gienger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> was there a special reason to "forget" the sleep(3) penalty timeout after
> an "invalid user" auth nak message?
>
> I did that because we had a POP3 client running wild while trying out
> unknown sa
f(popd_out, "-ERR [AUTH] Invalid user\r\n");
1223a1223,1224
> sleep(3);
> prot_printf(popd_out, "-ERR [AUTH] Invalid user\r\n");
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Bob Marcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
May 17 10:41:06 populus2 lmtpunix[15310]: DBERROR: error fetching
user.avucajnk: cyrusdb error
Does a
reconstruct -f -r user.avucajnk
help?
If so, the cyrus.*-Database-Files were corrupted in the users'
maildirectory.
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or reading, hope for answers
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former03 | Baltasar Cevc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Martin,
Personally I do not use POP3 any more - however I remember that there
was a limitaition of 1 connection per mailbox in other servers.
Yes.
The POP3 RFC states that operations such as DELEte a message will become
"final" after iss
eleted and expunged by the user do not count in the
user's quota even if the delayed expunge mode is turned on.
But keep in mind that the delayed messages still gobble up space in your
filesystem.
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okay, i found it myself, and write it there for any people who can be
interrested about it.
the vacation module doesn't send to vacation messages to the same
recipient the same day. that's why each time i set it, i worked once
only during my tests.
thx anybody.
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that ingo can't read it properly
does anyone know about it ?
Pascal Valois
Pole Universitaire Leonard de Vinci.
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hello,
does anyone know how to make sieve print verbose logs in a separate
files about what it's doing ?
Pascal Valois
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putting a script through tcp/2000 connection works.
but when the mail is recieved, postfix send it to cyrus-deliver,
and
then when and how does sieve act ? how can i check it works
perfectly ?
hope someone can help me
Pas
CP (Fiberchannel) protocol forming a
filesystem including multipathing elements and concurrent access
strategies. Still you have to distinguish the block-level access to SAN
devices and the filesystems build above them. It is true that "SAN" is
marketing speech for all kind of things.
Pasca
The only dangerous
thing is to ensure that NEVER, really NEVER a second node mounts your SAN
partition while another has mounted it already. Immediately kernel halts
and data losses are the result.
Pascal Gienger
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construct should fix the problem.
That fixed the problem. Thank you! I wonder why these IDs were unique...
Pascal
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We had a strange exception here, a user's inbox could be replicated without
problems, but doing it for a second time does not do it.
sync_client was invoked like this:
sync_client -v -u X
Jul 28 10:52:17 priscilla sync_client[21326]: RENAME received NO response:
Rename failed user.XXX
ssword
You may replace the prefix A001 with a dot but this will only work for
cyrus not for many other imap servers out there.
Pascal
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head
daf
[...]
.
554 5.6.0 Message contains invalid header
That is normal. "daf" is not an allowed mail header.
You seem to have configured 2003 as your lmtpd port in your /etc/services
of your cyrus host. Does lmtp use the same port?
Pascal
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your imapd.conf and do a "rcimap restart", and things should just
continue as they did.
Pascal
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Hexren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now what I think I need is the following:
Based on I want to deliver the mail and have
cyrus mark it as "read" immediatly.
Why don't you consider using sieve for that task?
Pascal
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ny interesting results.
Hope this helps
Pascal
Probably your only alternative is to write something that directly
modifies the mailboxes database, creates the requisite directories,
etc, but that is bound to break something eventually.
Andy
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