Am 24.10.18 um 21:38 schrieb Stephan:
Couldn't this be debugged by enabling telemetry logging ? Or is this
feature missing from the newer releases ?
https://www.cyrusimap.org/2.5/imap/faqs/o-telemetry.html
I will have a look at this, thanks. :) I'm currently moving from cyrus
2.2 (old Ubun
Am 23.10.2018 um 11:58 schrieb Kristian Rink:
Hi all;
we're running a Java (and Java Mail) based application interacting with
our cyrus imapd server. Trying to use complex search terms (searching
for multiple criterias, such as message-id and message date), we
regularly (all the time?) end up
Hi Ellie;
ok, thanks for explaining. So I'll dive into the Java application and
see whether debugging the search terms gets me any further.
Cheers,
Kristian
Am 24.10.18 um 03:27 schrieb ellie timoney:
The "A5" and "A7" are just the "tags" associated with
Hi Kristian,
The "A5" and "A7" are just the "tags" associated with the client's search
commands, they have no semantic value. The client prefixes each command with
some tag, and then the server uses the same tag in the response (so that you
can identify which response applies to which command)
Hi all;
we're running a Java (and Java Mail) based application interacting with
our cyrus imapd server. Trying to use complex search terms (searching
for multiple criterias, such as message-id and message date), we
regularly (all the time?) end up with messages such as
A5 BAD Unexpected extr
Does any of the message returned by a regular SEARCH contain the verbatim
word "Jahren"?
Yes
The issue you are describing might be related to stemming.
Doesn't look like it:
D SEARCH FUZZY BODY "Jahr"
* SEARCH
D OK Completed (0 msgs in 0.000 secs)
I have tried various searches, and non see
Does any of the message returned by a regular SEARCH contain the verbatim word
"Jahren"? The issue you are describing might be related to stemming.
Cheers,
Robert
On Fri, May 25, 2018, at 15:59, Sebastian Hagedorn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> now that I know that in current releases of Cyrus 3 is only used
Hi,
now that I know that in current releases of Cyrus 3 is only used for fuzzy
searches, I wanted to experiment with them, but something isn't right:
C SEARCH BODY "Jahren"
* SEARCH 20 77 211 224 255 264 331 351 368 383 404 436 438 439 484 551 568
596 738 754 757 760 761 773 780 810 840 850 8
With the switch to systemd and SELinux on CentOS 7, I've run into some
Kerberos issues. I'm trying to debug them, like to see if the KRB5_KTNAME
environment variable is loading properly, but can't seem to turn on more
debugging. I see from the documentation that adding CYRUS_VERBOS
Bron,
thank you very much for your help.
On 28.05.2015 13:02, Bron Gondwana wrote:
> If you have an example message that you're happy to share with the list (or
> just privately with me even) it might be fairly easy to see what's wrong.
I really would like to provide some example messages, but
gt; CYRUS_VERBOSE=29
>
> and restarted cyrus-imapd. According to the manuals, this should produce much
> more debug output. In my case, it did exactly nothing. The log entries in
> mail.log, mail.info and mail.err were exactly the same as with the line being
> commented.
>
> So
-imapd. According to the manuals, this should produce much
more debug output. In my case, it did exactly nothing. The log entries in
mail.log, mail.info and mail.err were exactly the same as with the line being
commented.
So my first question is:
Do I have to perform any additional actions
AndrXs Tarallo wrote:
I have two servers where I've deployed a Webmail (squirrelmail+avelsieve).
One of them has direct conection to the sieve server, and works without
problem.
The other one is behind a firewall.The only thing we get when we do a
telnet is:
telnet THE.MAIL.SERVER 2000
Trying
I have two servers where I've deployed a Webmail (squirrelmail+avelsieve).
One of them has direct conection to the sieve server, and works without
problem.
The other one is behind a firewall.The only thing we get when we do a
telnet is:
telnet THE.MAIL.SERVER 2000
Trying .THE.MAIL.SERVER ..
Con
hi,
i am trying to debug cyrus-imapd, but getting following output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] imap]# gdb imapd 9410
GNU gdb Red Hat Linux (5.3post-0.20021129.18rh)
Copyright 2003 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are
welcome to
Hello,
We had some serious corruption caused by a faulty san failover on our
imap store, and since then, a number of users can't get email. The only
clue I have as to what's going on are repeated entries like this in
postfix's maillog:
Sep 14 13:11:58 calliope postfix/pipe[6892]: 111571CE91
Kevin,
Kevin M. Myer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem that periodically crops up, then usually goes away and I
> never
> get around to diagnosing the root cause of it. It seems to be triggered
> whenever I set a vacation/out of office message. When I enable a vacation
> message, messages
Hello,
I have a problem that periodically crops up, then usually goes away and I never
get around to diagnosing the root cause of it. It seems to be triggered
whenever I set a vacation/out of office message. When I enable a vacation
message, messages that would normally be filed into folders sta
Guys -
I'm new to this so sorry if this is
the wrong place to pose this question ...
I'm using Cyrus-IMAP on the e-smith
SME Linux distro, which is based on Red Hat 7.3 but customised for ease
of set up & config (see http://www.contibs.org for info). I came
across a version of cyrus that works
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 09:17:02 -0500
From: Ken Murchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[...]
The majority of imapd's work is not done in imap* files. There are 80
LOG_DEBUG entries in the imap/ directory, and 141 in 2.1.12.
This is in addition to all of the LOG_INFO, LOG_NOTICE, ... -- 990
John Alton Tamplin wrote:
When I want to debug an actual
problem such as the core dump you refer to, I run the program under a
debugger or at least investigate the core dump with a debugger.
How does one run PHP code under a debugger? And how does one investigate a
core dump with a debuger?
Th
John Alton Tamplin wrote:
> Oliver Pitzeier wrote:
> > Sorry, but I believe there are enough interessting parts in
> > imapd and
> > also in some lib/* file that could be logged for debugging reasons...
>
> Complaints about the code quality of Cyrus coming from
>
John Alton Tamplin wrote:
>
> Oliver Pitzeier wrote:
>
> >Sorry, but I believe there are enough interessting parts in imapd and also in
> >some lib/* file that could be logged for debugging reasons...
> >
> >
> Complaints about the code quality of Cyrus com
Oliver Pitzeier wrote:
Sorry, but I believe there are enough interessting parts in imapd and also in
some lib/* file that could be logged for debugging reasons...
Complaints about the code quality of Cyrus coming from someone who tries
to pass an int where a char* is expected, whose patch
Ken Murchison wrote:
> The majority of imapd's work is not done in imap* files.
> There are 80 LOG_DEBUG entries in the imap/ directory, and
> 141 in 2.1.12.
Sorry, but I believe there are enough interessting parts in imapd and also in
some lib/* file that could be logged for deb
Oliver Pitzeier wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> The problem I'm currently working on shows me, that there is not a very good
> error catching in Cyrus IMAP.
There is a big difference between error catching and tracing execution
with DEBUG messages. If you're trying to track down a crash, then you
should b
opened %s", imapd_userid, name);
Only ONE(!) line???
[EMAIL PROTECTED] lib]$ grep -i debug *|wc -l
26
I believe there are too few lines with "syslog(LOG_DEBUG, "bla");"
What about a configure-option --extreme-debugging or --devel-debug. Then we/you
could add more sta
Francesc Guasch Ortiz wrote:
Hi. A disk drive crashed this morning, so I copied all
the data to a new disk using tar.
It looks /tmp mode was wrong and the virus mail scanner failed.
cat 14384. | /usr/cyrus/bin/deliver jordi
I thought this was supposed to deliver the message.
Maybe it failed
Hi. A disk drive crashed this morning, so I copied all
the data to a new disk using tar.
Now the mail delivering isn't working. I think it's only
deliver that isn't working :
I try to send the msg like this:
cat 14384. | /usr/cyrus/bin/deliver jordi
I don't se anything in the logs but the mail
nd Scheike wrote:
> is there any hidden switch (or maybe a switch I haven't found
> until now :-) ) that enables debugging for imapd?
> I wrote a little admin-tool with php and I'm not able to create
> new accounts. So it would be very interresting for me to see
> what comma
Hi,
is there any hidden switch (or maybe a switch I haven't found
until now :-) ) that enables debugging for imapd?
I wrote a little admin-tool with php and I'm not able to create
new accounts. So it would be very interresting for me to see
what commands go to impad.
Thanks,
Roland
Okay, I'm CC'ng in the cyrus imapd developers, as I really haven't got a
clue *grin* hopefully they will be better able to answer this ...
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
> On 14-Feb-01 The Hermit Hacker wrote:
> > We're still getting what looks like the exact same crash when running
Hi Amos!
Oops, I meant to reply to the list, sorry about that!
* Amos Gouaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001018 15:59], about
:Well, if you want to connect via the local, UNIX domain socket. The
:lmtp service that's included in the Postfix snapshots doesn't
:support connections via UNIX doma
> On Sat, 14 Oct 2000 21:06:40 -0700,
> Ajay Tallam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (at) writes:
at> I was looking at all this and I got a little confused, I had that line
at> commented out in postfix and cyrus, so I uncommented them out (I tried
at> myriad combos for the upcoming prob), killed cyrus
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