Hello Caleb,
I use formail for that purpose:
cat /var/mail/username | \
formail -b -f -s /usr/local/cyrus/bin/deliver -a username username
(Only Return-Path gets lost this way, but this probably doesn't matter.)
formail is part of the procmail package.
Look at "man formail" to check if you n
On Fri, 7 Apr 2006, Caleb Walker wrote:
Caleb Walker wrote:
My server uses procmail to process mail through spamassassin and then
into the users mailbox. In Debian I have found that for deliver
(cyrdeliver) to work I have to set the sticky bit. I did an update
recently and it removed the sti
On Friday 07 April 2006 09:20, Caleb Walker wrote:
> I have asked a handful of questions and most, if not all of the time, I
> do not get a response. Is it because I ask in a rude way? Do I not
> provide enough info? Are my questions about things that are impossible
> or too difficult?
More tha
Caleb Walker wrote:
>My server uses procmail to process mail through spamassassin and then
>into the users mailbox. In Debian I have found that for deliver
>(cyrdeliver) to work I have to set the sticky bit. I did an update
>recently and it removed the sticky bit on cyrdeliver and therefore mail
My server uses procmail to process mail through spamassassin and then
into the users mailbox. In Debian I have found that for deliver
(cyrdeliver) to work I have to set the sticky bit. I did an update
recently and it removed the sticky bit on cyrdeliver and therefore mail
began to be delivered to
Anyone has any experience moving mail from exchange to cyrus-imapd? I have
tried fetchmail. Its not a great tool to move folders of all my users.
thx,
zod
