Hello.
> Try lm user/me *
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. I tried sereral combinations, some
pseudorandom as well. #1 and #4 should return something, at least they do in
2.4. #2 and #3 follow the pattern you suggested, but nothing.
Should I follow a different rule for creating mailboxes f
Yep, figured.
Try lm user/me *
I think I may have been a little too exact in my pattern matching if there's a
domain in there when I rewrote list.
NOTE: I actually made things MORE correct. It's just that:
* user/f...@domain.com
* user/foo/b...@domain.com
is totally bogus. This is RFC non-c
Hello.
> I have a suspicion. Can you please post your imapd.conf and cyrus.conf
> files so I
> can have a look. Also what username you're using to authenticate for
> cyradm,
> and whether your usernames have domains on them.
usernames have domains. (m...@example.com, y...@uc.example.com)
cyradm h
I have a suspicion. Can you please post your imapd.conf and cyrus.conf files
so I
can have a look. Also what username you're using to authenticate for cyradm,
and whether your usernames have domains on them.
Thanks,
Bron.
On Thu, Sep 3, 2015, at 22:18, Paolo Cravero wrote:
> Hi.
> I downloade
Hi.
I downloaded cyrus-imapd 3.0.0-beta1 and compiled it on a RHEL6.6 machine
(2.6.32-504.el6.x86_64).
This a test server that has never had a Cyrus installed on it. There is a
stale Dovecot installation (off), FWIW.
I have a strange problem. Mails can be delivered via LMTP without errors.
With P
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# Main Code
#
# Login to IMAP server
$imap = IMAP::Admin->new('Server' => $IMAPSERVER,
'Login' => $username,
'Password' => $password,) || die "no go $! !";
# List mailboxes
@list = $imap->
Hello,
I would like to have a list with mailboxes, but I don't want all the
submailboxes listed, and I don't want "hasNoChildren" etc.
Is there a good way to do that?
With regards,
Paul.
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Paul van der Vlis Linux systeembeheer, Groningen
http://www.vandervlis.nl
Cyrus Home Page: http://w
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 02:10:01PM -0300, D G Teed wrote:
> I didn't see many living examples of how to do this, so I thought
> it might be useful to share.
>
> In our system, we have an LDAP auth backend which can be broader
> than the mailboxes on a system. We didn't have any luck with
> using
I didn't see many living examples of how to do this, so I thought
it might be useful to share.
In our system, we have an LDAP auth backend which can be broader
than the mailboxes on a system. We didn't have any luck with
using pam_groupdn in pam_ldap.conf, so it is useful to use the PAM
module li
Just in case someone else has this problem, here is the cause of my
wasted hours.
I had unixheirarchysep set to yes ( that's what I wanted ).
This meant that to create a mailbox using cyradm I should have typed
>cm user/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The forward slash between user and sforster is required b
FORMER 03 | Baltasar Cevc wrote:
> Hi Stephen,
>
> On 05.04.2007, at 15:01, Stephen Forster wrote:
>
>> I am running cyrus imap 2.2 ( Debian etch package ) and have been
>> trying
>> to configure it to accept connections through lmtpd tcp/ip.
>>
>> I can connect though imapd using telnet, or im
Hi Stephen,
On 05.04.2007, at 15:01, Stephen Forster wrote:
I am running cyrus imap 2.2 ( Debian etch package ) and have been
trying
to configure it to accept connections through lmtpd tcp/ip.
I can connect though imapd using telnet, or imtest or cyradm using the
admin user listed in /etc/im
d the permissions are
for anyone to read the mailbox in question. I can list them through
imapd/cyradm.
I have changed many settings over several days, and deleted then
re-installed cyrus - along with the config files - twice, in an attempt
to figure out what is wrong, but I have never been able to
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