Marcel Beltz wrote:
>
> Hello,
> i am new on cyrus, but i want to use it.
> i use Redhat7 and install the cyrus-imapd-2.0.6...rpm.
> i can start the /etc/rc.d/init.d/cyrus script, thats why i tink its ok.
> But now i want to use cyradm and i get many errors:
> i type "cyradm localhost" and get th
Hello
thanks for the help RH7+rpm, now it works!
I have the next question: is it possible to use procmail to filter the
mail and procmail deliver the mails in different folders of the same user.
the advantage of cyrus is in my view, that i doesn't need a useraccount on
the server. but the .procma
Why doesn't:
elsif allof (address :contains ["From","from"] "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") {
fileinto "INBOX.majordomo_bounce";
}
file these messages with headers of:
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2000 08:33:12 -0500 (EST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Bounce detected (list pgsql-gener
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2000 15:43:31 +
From: Cillian Sharkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[...]
I couldn't give a definitive answer to him as to why LMTP is used
apart from saying that LMTP is more a "local" protocol, then a
"across the Internet protocol" (SMTP). So my question is, what a
The Hermit Hacker wrote:
>
> Why doesn't:
>
> elsif allof (address :contains ["From","from"] "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") {
> fileinto "INBOX.majordomo_bounce";
> }
>
> file these messages with headers of:
>
> Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2000 08:33:12 -0500 (EST)
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [EMAIL PR
We're experiencing the problem of our /var/imap partition filling up (to
100% capacity) very quickly, typically during the day where there may be
around 3000 imapd processes running. We're suspecting that there needs to
be a 'close mailboxes' in some part of the code where there currently
isn't.
Does anyone care to offer their recommendations of a backup server
(software for Solaris) for the Cyrus IMAP server data?
We currently backup a mailstore of about 7 million messages, (average
message size about 20K), divided among 30 partitions, and, we're getting
unacceptable results in terms
Just a thought, but are you sure you want to back up your mailstore. Many places,
including my current and previous places of employment, don't back up mailstore as
a matter of policy. Here's a scenario that explains why: someone is your
organization is doing something they shouldn't be and
"Erin B. Peszko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We're experiencing the problem of our /var/imap partition filling up (to
> 100% capacity) very quickly, typically during the day where there may be
> around 3000 imapd processes running. We're suspecting that there needs to
> be a 'close mailboxes' in
Any way of doing this relatively easily? Basically, on the new server, I
dont' want to create any entries in /etc/passwd, only use sasldb ... but,
how can I move the userid/passwd from /etc/passwd -> sasldb without having
to coordinate with all the users to get their passwds? *raised eyebrow*
P
--On Monday, December 18, 2000 10:03 AM -0800 Rob Tanner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:r
> Just a thought, but are you sure you want to back up your mailstore.
> Many places, including my current and previous places of employment,
> don't back up mailstore as a matter of policy. Here's a scenario
Folks,
There's clearly many ways Cyrus imapd & Postfix can be implemented, and each
seems to have its pros/cons. I'd like to solicit some advice the experienced
readers of these forums, if I may. Basically, I'm looking for a recommendation
on the "best practice" which would meet my requirements.
Rob Tanner wrote:
>
> Just a thought, but are you sure you want to back up your mailstore. Many places,
> including my current and previous places of employment, don't back up mailstore as
> a matter of policy. Here's a scenario that explains why: someone is your
> organization is doing some
We currently just dump the filesystem using Amanda. We have a 21 day
rotation.
In the future, what we would like to do is basically map the concept
of AFS volume to IMAP folders. Specifically, this means that we'd like
to have
a) OldFiles - a read-only view of your mailbox from some time
Darren Nickerson wrote:
> I've played around with Cryus and LDAP/PAM, the conclusion being that I
had
> to pass plaintext passwords, which was decidedly yuck.
How about using an SSL connection? Otherwise, how about using a pwcheck
daemon rather than PAM?
>
> Does LMTP come into it at all? If the
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