sieve - segmentation fault

2019-09-29 Thread Kamil Jońca via dovecot


I tried to experiment with "index" extension and I found that, in case
"0" sieve-filter segfaults.
example code was:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
if header :index 0 :last :regex "received" "some regex here" { fileinto 
"dedicated mailbox" ; }
--8<---cut here---end--->8---
KJ

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courier to dovecot migration

2019-09-29 Thread tovises via dovecot
I have a quite old home server based on Debian 6.x packages using courier
imap server (exim4, fetchmail, courier, apache2, squirrelmail) to keep my
and my wife emails (about 25G).
I want renew my server to Debian 10 (buster) and got a recommendation to
use dovecot instead of courier. For this purpose I'm using a different PC
as a sandbox. Debian 10 currently offer dovecot version 2.3.4.1
Installation was "peaceful" but stuck with the migration. I have choose
migration using dsync, from Wiki I was choose this command:

For per-user user/passwords use:

doveadm -o imapc_user=foo -o pop3c_user=foo -o imapc_password=bar -o
pop3c_password=bar backup -R -u user@domain imapc:

(foo and bar placed real username and password)

But I get error:
doveadm(to...@nusi.tovis-lab.mydomain.org): Error: User doesn't exist

Strongly I have no real domain, I'm using "freedns". "nusi" is the local
name of my old server, "tovis-lab" is conjunction with "mydomain.org"
choose from freedns. I was trying short as "nusi" which is in /etc/hosts
file even ip address but the same result. 143 and 943 ports are working
only inside the firewall (OpenWrt).
I was checked using telnet courier on the "remote" box and dovecot on the
localhost. I was able to login.

What should I use as "user@domain" in this situation?

  tovis





Only some encrypted mailboxes

2019-09-29 Thread filbar--- via dovecot
Hello I'm looking in plugin for encrypting mailboxes.
Is possible to have encrypted only some of mailboxes and other not?

Thanks,
Filip Bartmann