Unfortuantly this isnt the problem, I have specified cyrus to use unix
heirarchy seperators in imapd.conf which tells cyrus to use / instead of .
Also I am using virtual domain which means when creating a mailbox I need to
include the @domain.com after the username... Nice try though...
Thanks
Hello,
Domain server.linux-world.site
Accountuser: 10001
Passwort: test
###
In 64-bit-based-code this should be MTAwMDEAMTAwMDEAdGVzdA==
[EMAIL PROTECTED] benjamin # printf 'MTAwMDEAMTAwMDEAdGVzdA==' | mimencode -u ;
echo
1000110001test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] benjamin #
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Ben Ricketts wrote:
Hi List,
I am trying to use cyradm-php.lib to create user on a cyrus server. The
serv
er is set up to use virtual domains and is running version 2.2.10. Also
set
to use unix heirarchy seperators. This seems to work fine on another
machine running 2.1x and not set to use virtua
> have anyone successfully used Cyrus in ISP/webhosting environment?
> This means many different domains with little number of mailboxes per
> domain.
> Number of mailboxes: 500K - 1M
> Disk space used: 1TB and more
> Number of messages (daily number): 2-3M and more
> Is it recommended to use Cyrus
> The reason I want to use it is so I can use the Horde password module to
> let users change their password, as I understand it it works with
> smbpasswd, PAM and LDAP, not with sasl... Unless I'm mistaken. Maybe
> there is another graphical interface to Cyrus that I can let users use
> to cha
I'm currently working on updating our cyrus setup (using Murder and virtual
domains) to Fedora Core 3 and Cyrus 2.2.10-10 (using Simon's rpms). I seem to
have a problem where I get a new mupdate master setup, and I setup a new
frontend and the frontend never downloads the mailboxes from the mupdate
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
> > have anyone successfully used Cyrus in ISP/webhosting environment?
> > This means many different domains with little number of mailboxes per
> > domain.
> > Number of mailboxes: 500K - 1M
> > Disk space used: 1TB and more
> > Number of messages (d
No - that seems to be from horde 2 / imp 3
How can I log cyrus imap in debug mode? I seem in man imapd that there
is a '-D' option but usage is entirely unclear.
How about cyrus-sasl since it appears to be the one logging the failed
login?
Craig
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 00:58 -0600, Jason Huddlest
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
http://www.fastmail.fm
But it is doable, yes. It just ain't cheap or easy. 4M messages/day means
almost 50 messages per second. You will probably need a murder cluster or a
two-layer perdition cluser and two-layer MTA setup to get this. And a pool
of content f
We use Cyrus for over 90% of our email handling at the ISP I work for.
Granted,
we're nowhere near 500k users.
We currently have about 35000-4 individual accounts, mostly quota'd at
25megs per mailbox. We have 3 frontend servers (currently running
Fedora Core 2
and Cyrus 2.2.8) which run on
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
have anyone successfully used Cyrus in ISP/webhosting environment?
This means many different domains with little number of mailboxes per
domain.
Number of mailboxes: 500K - 1M
Disk space used: 1TB and more
Number of messages (daily number): 2-3M and more
Is it recommended
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 16:21:09 +0100
Attila Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Amavisd was slow like hell, but cyrus could easily put email down to
> disk at a rate of 10-15 MBps.
>
> Take the above numbers with a grain of salt, because the testing was
> pretty lame
10-15MBps ... then add a few h
On 2005-02-16, Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Something in greater depth than Wil's site would be appreciated - he
> doesn't cover what to do if it ain't workin' and at the moment, that
> would seem to be a good topic for a couple of us.
Yeah, I split the SASL stuff out to eventually b
1. Use 2.6.10+ ext3, with all hashing enabled
2. Use an external journal in a fast device (not the RAID5 array)
Cyrus 2.3 CVS code enables you to split indexes and cyrus db files
into
their own partition. That's where most of the i/o activity is
concentrated,
so you only need to optimize that pa
No - not an option...
# saslauthd -v
saslauthd 2.1.15
authentication mechanisms: getpwent kerberos5 pam rimap shadow
Simon's rpm - curiously enough, I used Simon's rpm on this system and
the rebuild from Fedora 3 source rpm's on my home system and that one
doesn't exhibit this problem but it woul
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:29:27 -0500
Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you have a particular suggestion for brand/model of device? It would
> obviously have to be redundant (or capable of being made redundant) and
> cost effectiveness would be critical.
Umem cards seem a preferred choice, since
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 17:58 +, Wil Cooley wrote:
> On 2005-02-16, Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Something in greater depth than Wil's site would be appreciated - he
> > doesn't cover what to do if it ain't workin' and at the moment, that
> > would seem to be a good topic for a
All of this sort of information could (should?) be pooled in a place
like the Cyrus Wiki.
I'm wondering if O'Reilly has any plans to update their dated "Managing
IMAP" book ;-) My guess is probably not.
Cyrus/SASL is one of those great products that is very complex, and it
deserves some cover
All of this sort of information could (should?) be pooled in a place
like the Cyrus Wiki.
I'm wondering if O'Reilly has any plans to update their dated "Managing
IMAP" book ;-) My guess is probably not.
Cyrus/SASL is one of those great products that is very complex, and it
deserves some cove
Umem cards seem a preferred choice, since there's a driver for them in the
standard linux kernel ... But they're kinda hard to find these days, so
Rob
Mueller found these in our last discussion:
http://www.curtisssd.com/products/drives/nitrofc/
Rob, do you mind sharing some expiriences with them
Sergio Devojno Bruder wrote:
There are some problems with one cyrus murder deployment,
where our frontends arent getting updates, we tracked it
down to updatelist.
More info: we are in initial test phase, linux environment, CentOS 3.3 (a
recompiled free version of RHEL 3):
2 backends (2xP4 Xeon, 2
Jure Pe_ar wrote:
Maybe it really does get a fatal corrutpion with a bit or byte memory error
sooner than ext3 ... can't really compare :)
But reiserfsck did some real magic for me at least once ... when i thought
the fs was toasted, it nicely put it back together again, lost a few megs
and put ~2
Sergio Devojno Bruder wrote:
(...)
This time mupdate master was using a -UP kernel, we tested :
- all boxes already started (backends, master and frontends).
- stop mupdate and frontends.
- mupdate master start, frontend2 start, frontend1 start;
> (...)
AARGH.
my fa
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Norman Zhang wrote:
> I'm not sure how's XFS compared to other fs. I've been using it for few
> years. It seems to be fine.
It works fast as all heck, but your data will *NOT* necessarily survive a
crash (zeros everywhere if the data was not on disk). The filesystem
metadata
Hi Martin,
Instead of running that command as root, try su'ing to the user you're
trying to run sivtest for...
I had the same exact problem and that's the only way around it that I could
find.
Dan
From: Martin Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Martin Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: info-cy
Thanks for the detailed information aboute to use AUTH LOGIN, but I now found
out, whats the problem is.
Here we go:
For SMTP authentication don't use /usr/lib/sasl2/smtpd.conf
NOTE:
YOU HAVE TO USE /etc/sasl2/smtpd.conf and insert the following line:
Code:
pwcheck_method:saslauthd
Restart t
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 15:11 -0500, Forrest Aldrich wrote:
> All of this sort of information could (should?) be pooled in a place
> like the Cyrus Wiki.
>
> I'm wondering if O'Reilly has any plans to update their dated
> "Managing IMAP" book ;-) My guess is probably not.
>
> Cyrus/SASL is one of
I've been searching about and haven't been able to find anywhere to
change the verbosity of Cyrus imap (ver 2.1.x).
I want to reduce the chatter of the logging, I found no settings in
cyrus.conf or imap.conf. I had a look at the startup scripts and
didn't find anything useful there...
On another
Hi there,
I am using a Treo 650 with Chatter IMAP (which has IDLE support) to sync
with my Cyrus IMAP folders. It works great over port 143, however over
port 993 the SSL refuses to synchronize. I've already been in contact with
the developer of Chatter, and he says the SSL API on the Treo giv
I'm trying to come up with a configuration of Horde/IMP and Cyrus 2.2.x
that will be easy to use and easy to manage :-) (I've got a number of
these systems to set up).
So far, I have been successful using client certificates to identify
users to Apache 2.0.x, and using a custom Horde auth modul
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Alec H. Peterson wrote:
I am using a Treo 650 with Chatter IMAP (which has IDLE support) to sync with
my Cyrus IMAP folders. It works great over port 143, however over port 993
the SSL refuses to synchronize. I've already been in contact with the
It is claimed that Versamai
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, JB Hewit wrote:
I've been searching about and haven't been able to find anywhere to
change the verbosity of Cyrus imap (ver 2.1.x).
I want to reduce the chatter of the logging, I found no settings in
cyrus.conf or imap.conf. I had a look at the startup scripts and
didn't find
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