obvious...?
Thanks in advance!
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On 26 Mar 2002, Ramiro Morales writes (as part of a series of ideas):
> tls_cert_file: /usr/local/lib/ssl/newcert.cer
> tls_key_file: /usr/local/lib/ssl/key.pem
>
> with these SSL cert and key files created as
> described in the install-configure.html file?
This one was the solution. Many t
ps[[:space:]]" /etc/services ||
+echo -e "imaps\t\t993/tcp\t\tsimap\t\t# IMAP over SSL" >>/etc/services
+
%files
%defattr(-,root,root)
%config %{_sysconfdir}/cyrus.conf
@@ -698,6 +728,9 @@
%attr(750,cyrus,mail) %{_localstatedir}/imap/sieve
%changelog
+* Wed Mar 27 2002
On 28 Mar 2002, Clifford Thurber writes:
> At 01:40 PM 3/27/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>> will allow connections to the imaps and pop3s ports, and for
>> STARTTLS to work on the standard IMAP port, with no manual
>> post-install configuration by the user at all related to SSL/TLS.
> This is very coo
On 28 Mar 2002, Clifford Thurber writes:
> Wow great thanks. I did this last summer but I lost my notes on
> getting this working so this helps. Are you using cyrus with
> sendmail?
Yes.
> Did you manage to get the TLS working as mentioned in that article?
> Curious?
Not quite yet, but I'm v
On 28 Mar 2002, Simon Matter writes:
> Ramiro Morales schrieb:
>> FYI, Simon Matter announced his WIP RPM packages of Cyrus 2.1.x in
>> thsi last back in February.
>> http://home.teleport.ch/simix/
> I have updated to cyrus imapd 2.1.3. The database backends are now
> configurable at compil
On 29 Mar 2002, Simon Matter writes:
> Mee too I don't know what is much better with DB4. I just tried it
> and wanted the SRPM to be ready when DB4 comes in. I have expected
> to see cyrus-sasl 2.x and DB4 in the upcoming RedHat release. Both
> packages were on rawhide but now it seems they are
tions of Cyrus RPMs, and other packages
such as .deb's for Debian etc etc, onto the primary Cyrus-related web
site?
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I'm happy to help debug this and move 2.2 along a little, but pointers
on where to start looking, things to try, etc. would be much
appreciated! Should I post syslog data from a failed delivery attempt
too? If I need to read the source, what files would be a good place
to start reading t
get back to Ken to try and figure this out further
because the workaround of not passing the domain part for the users in
the default domain "just works". But I don't think I should really
have had to do that, so there is possibly a buglet lurking in the
imapd virtual domain stuff somewhere in this area??
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tries and fails to
do the DNS lookups of localhost and the host name.
As further confirmation, check that
telnet 127.0.0.1 1
is quickly rejected, but
telnet localhost 1
or
telnet `hostname` 1
get delayed, and then rejected. That would pretty much confirm it is
a DNS-related issue.
to
use the CVS code for virtual domain support in some cases). You might
want to include the contents of /etc/imapd.conf,
/etc/sysconfig/saslauthd, and /usr/lib/sasl*/*.conf as well as the
exact versions of the cyrus-imapd and cyrus-sasl-* RPMs you are using.
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pieces got out of sync with each other? Did you put /usr/local/lib
into the /etc/ld.so.conf file, perhaps?
> Thanks again: it works nicely!
Good :-)
Take care,
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}
+/* Create INBOX if it doesn't exist -- autocreates a new user.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] */
+if (!sqimap_mailbox_exists($imap_stream, 'INBOX')) {
+ sqimap_mailbox_create($imap_stream, 'INBOX', '');
+}
return $imap_stream;
}
-
s making it the default in 2.2)
seems approriate.
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On 18 Nov 2002, Jules Agee writes:
> Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>> Are you recommending that RH 8.0 users running Cyrus should
>> downgrade their BDB libraries to a 3.x RPM set ...
> I think a lot of people would recommend you stay away from RH 8.0
> for production servers. N
dle From: and To: and Cc: and so
forth would require an RFC822 header parsing capability, so it could
distinguish ctext, text, and word tokens within them. I suspect that
would significantly increase the complexity of the code.
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/usr/share/man" >>~/.rpmmacros
and then rebuilding Simon's SRPM. If that "fixes" the problem, then
the issue is indeed the %mandir setting, and the cause of the /usr/man
value should be tracked back through the various places in RPM config
files where it might be being
f Cyrus installations.
This probably isn't something of great utility to CMU, but for the
average Linux sysadmin who just wants to grab an RPM or a .deb and
install it and have Cyrus "just work", upgrading as new RPMs/.debs are
released, it could be a big deal in the long run.
Jona
On 26 Nov 2002, John Lederer writes:
> When I looked at the mailbox structure of our test group I found
> some disconcerting variance. Some users had a directory named
> INBOX, some did not. ...
> In any event we want a consistent mailbox structure that supports
> Moxilla's "special" Sent, Draf
er (@ARGV) {
$cyradm->setacl("user.$user", $user => 'lrswipcda') or
warn "$0: Unable to setacl for $user on mailbox user.$user : $!";
}
Save that script as setacl.pl and then you can do
perl setacl.pl username1 username2 username3 username4
and
regular local name
+default host')
+R$=L < @ $=w . > $#_LOCAL_ $: @ $1`@'$2 special local names
+R$+ < @ $=w . >$#_LOCAL_ $: $1`@'$2regular local
+name')
ifdef(`_MAILER_TABLE_', `dnl
# not local -- tr
+R$+ < @ $=w . >$#_LOCAL_ $: $1`@'$2regular local
+name')
ifdef(`_MAILER_TABLE_', `dnl
# not local -- try mailer table lookup
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ot trust his
binaries for some reason).
If you absolutely *must* install from the source manually, then read
the .spec file from his RPMs and use its approach as a basis for your
own.
http://home.teleport.ch/simix/
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and does not add a new
one.
4. Ignore: does nothing, leaves any existing Return-Path header(s) in
place.
That way all reasonable possibilities (at least, that I can think up!)
for handling Return-Path are available and documented.
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of 2.2 (or 2.1 with virtdomains in it??) to
happen sooner rather than later?
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yrus 2.2 in virtdomain mode will be part of the documentation cleanup
that preceeds the 2.2 release. If I were sure what "the best"
approach was, I'd happily submit patches to the Cyrus documentation
files describing it. But I keep thinking that someone somewhere
surely kn
$#_LOCAL_ $: @ $1`@'$2 stand
> for ?
I don't know for sure! I think that is a 'marker' that later
sendmail.cf rules later notice and remove. It was there in the
original rules I modified, so I left it there :-)
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es within your Perl library setup, all
zero length.
I'm not enough of a Perl OO wizard to be sure of the details, though,
can someone else provide a pointer to the perl documentation on this
issue?
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Something in CVS 2.2 changed since 26 Sept 2002 that apparently makes
for trouble compiling it under Red Hat 7.3.
(1) The first issue is probably just the a lack of a #include
before using a struct tm in lib/mkgmtime.c (make output
at end of message). There is a similar omission (of #include
) i
service_main ()
#6 0x0805149b in main ()
#7 0x42017589 in __libc_start_main () from /lib/i686/libc.so.6
(gdb)
How can I best troubleshoot this further -- or is a quick fix already
known?
Thanks,
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On 10 Jan 2003, Steve Huston writes:
> Now, our current Cyrus server has a self-signed cert which Pine
> doesn't like unless you add /novalidate-cert to the hostname of the
> server. But this time, that doesn't even help as it just says
> "There was an SSL/TLS failure for the server" "The reason
t;localhost.localdomain" as the host name (CN
attribute). That 'works' for HTTPS web browsing, but generally fails
for IMAPS and POP3S use. You just need the correct real hostname in
your certificate.
Jonathan
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l set. To generate all the documentation in HTML
and as text you also need to do
(cd doc ; make -f Makefile.dist)
Or, if you are working in a Red Hat Linux universe and would like SRPM
and binary RPMs from the 2.2 CVS, I can make mine (based very heavily
on Simon Matter's RPMs for 2.1.11)
your message.
Someone who knows the Cyrus codebase can probably quickly confirm or
deny whether the quotes there would be a problem for the Cyrus Date:
header parser or not.
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/var/log/messages
(2) If you want the auth messages only in /var/log/messages, just
delete your syslog.conf entry for /var/log/auth.log.
Which way you do it just a matter of personal preference.
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ter version
with good results here.
There is no really need to treat the cyrus mailstore as a pile of
files, or to run software that naively does that (thereby causing your
own problem, as has been pointed out) in order to scan email for
viruses.
Jonathan
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On 21 Jan 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> At 14:16 -0800 Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>> How about checking for viruses before mail reaches Cyrus? Such as
>> with a virus scanner that runs as a milter which sendmail talks to
>> when it receives mail? Or a similar appro
way, but for new users.
Developers (and knowledgeable sysadmins building mailservers) are
expected to be able to use the package management system that their
chosen distribution uses. Fortunately for Red Hat admins who want to
use Cyrus, Simon Matter has done most of the hard work for us,
chances are high that some of
your mail processing is resulting in invalid messages, which lmtpd
then (correctly) rejects.
Jonathan
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0.27.
It might also have been helpful to state that you are an OpenLDAP
developer, and so are naturally interested in getting people to
migrate to the current release of your software :-)
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M, unpack it, and look
carefully through the patches and .spec file to see how it was done.
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of
work, and avoids re-inventing the software configuration for your
setup by hand the hard way, and getting confused.
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Cyrus traffic can be
sniffed by 'the bad guys', then IMO you need something to protect the
accountname/password information and the email itself from such
snooping, so stunnel on the Squirrelmail box (and 100% IMAPS only on
the Cyrus server) might be appropriate.
Jonathan
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Joe,
On 1 Jul 2003, joe ritter writes:
> However I am noticing that there is no documentation on adding all
> these Cyrus users to the sasldb2. What is the best way to handle
> this with more than a few thousand users. I looked at the man page
> for saslpasswd2 and it wasn't clear if it was cap
anz.com/postoffice/
and various IMAP history files say there was one for the old Xerox
LISP machines, called MM-D.
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ed against Cyrus
if you are willing to experiment a little.
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ve the openssl extension loaded in
/etc/php.ini it will do STARTTLS when communicating with the IMAP
server. This is in SquirrelMail 1.4.1, I think this capability was
added in 1.4.0.
You can also set
$use_smtp_tls = true;
for its connections to the SMTP server.
Jonathan
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n quoting the whole string.
localhost.localdomain> cm user/chef2b
localhost.localdomain> cm user/chef2b/Dollar\ Bill
localhost.localdomain>
works fine here, against 2.1.11. I'm using "unixhierarchysep: yes",
hence the use of "/" where you
d, aliases seem to work fine (so root can be aliased as usual).
Does this approach disable single instance store?? We use Postfix
2.0.11-2 RPMs on Red Hat 8.0 here this way.
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A longer term fix may be to recompile the affected code to use
/dev/urandom for its entropy source, rather than /dev/random?
Hope this helps,
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n="XXX.XXX.148.2:imap" prefork=0
> Dec 2 23:19:45 server master[16150]: multiple entries for service 'imap'
I believe you must give each service a unique name (the first entry on
each line). For example, call them imap01, imap02, imap03 and so on,
not all just "imap&
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