Zhang Weiwu wrote:
Sorry but I think my question is still not answered so far: if I am
going to use the cyrus' delivery agent (now I realize I should use
lmtp(8) from postfix and lmtpd(8) from cyrus), I don't have to go
through virtual(8) and local(8) any more? Right?
Yes for local(8), but I am
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Zhang Weiwu wrote:
I'm a newbie but I don't know why I need to use lmtp at all. I was told by
the comment in main.cf and master.cf that I can use
mailbox_transport = cyrus
and deliver(8) will be called to do mail delivery. Since I'm runing a single
server, is there any obvious
Etienne Goyer wrote:
Zhang Weiwu wrote:
I'm a newbie but I don't know why I need to use lmtp at all. I was
told by the comment in main.cf and master.cf that I can use
mailbox_transport = cyrus
and deliver(8) will be called to do mail delivery. Since I'm runing a
single server, is there any obviou
Zhang Weiwu wrote:
I'm a newbie but I don't know why I need to use lmtp at all. I was told
by the comment in main.cf and master.cf that I can use
mailbox_transport = cyrus
and deliver(8) will be called to do mail delivery. Since I'm runing a
single server, is there any obvious reason I should use
Simon Matter wrote:
Sure, you can use the cyrus transport with deliver. But it's not easier,
right? IIRC some things like single instance store are only possible with
LMTP and I never find out why people insist on using deliver. Are the any
advantages?
Okay I get you:) thank you.
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> Simon Matter wrote:
>
>>Forget about maildir and such. Cyrus-imapd is a mailserver, not a
>>fileserver. By mailserver I mean imap, pop3, sieve but also mail storage
>>or mail searching. You simply don't care about how cyrus-imapd stores
>>mails and metadata when you configure an MTA to work with
Simon Matter wrote:
Forget about maildir and such. Cyrus-imapd is a mailserver, not a
fileserver. By mailserver I mean imap, pop3, sieve but also mail storage
or mail searching. You simply don't care about how cyrus-imapd stores
mails and metadata when you configure an MTA to work with cyrus-imapd,
> m wrote:
>
>>You should read a few books and the relevant RFC documents BEFORE going
>> any
>>further!
>>
>>
> Thank you! I still wish to hear some suggestions: If there is delivery
> agent in both postfix and cyrus, what should I lean on? I read the
> virtual(8) and local(8), are these two the s
m wrote:
You should read a few books and the relevant RFC documents BEFORE going any
further!
Thank you! I still wish to hear some suggestions: If there is delivery
agent in both postfix and cyrus, what should I lean on? I read the
virtual(8) and local(8), are these two the so-called 'delivery
This is the way I understand - this might be wrong too!
On Wed, Jun 02, 2004 at 07:49:53PM +0800, Zhang Weiwu wrote:
> 1. Moden mail servers don't often do mail forwarding. So upon receiving
> an email, it will always be 'local delievery'.;
I understand local delivery to mean "write this message
> From: Zhang Weiwu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2004 19:49:53 +0800
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: email server concept: what's mail delivery agent
>
>
> Hello. I'm trying to set up an email server several days. I think the
> most difficul
Hello. I'm trying to set up an email server several days. I think the
most difficult part is to know when what does what. I wish to be clear
on some concepts.
I am running cyrus + postfix + ldap on a gentoo server, multiple virtual
domains (sealed mail server, no mail user have system account).
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