Re: Solution: sieve with reject/redirect/vacation fails, sendmail exit 71

[Nikola Milutinovic]

Razmik Ghanaghounian wrote:


Privet Sergey..
i put trusted users 'cyrus' in submit.cf and it did'nt help.. here is 
the cut from my submit.cf


#
#   Trusted users   #
#

# this is equivalent to setting class "t"
#Ft/etc/mail/trusted-users
Troot
Tdaemon
Tuucp
Tcyrus

and Nikola... the permissions on sendmail binary is
r-xr-sr-x r   root   smmsp
so yes, it is setGid smmsp
anyways setting g+w on /var/spool/clientmqueue and making cyrus member 
of smmsp does the trick but i know it is'nt the right way.



The SECURITY file of the Sendmail distribution explains this to some 
length, but I'll just give you the gist.


Older versions of Sendmail had the binary set to "rwsr-xr-x", with 
SetUID=root. This allowed any user on the system to use sendmail to send 
mail to another local user (sendmail had to be root in order to invoke 
/bin/mail as root, which delivered to /var/spool/mail/*). Newer versions 
have actually 2 daemons using the same binary. Three system accounts are 
in play here, "root", "smmta" and "smmsp". MTA daemon runs as "root" and 
drops to "smmta" when it handles a connection. MTA-queue scans 
/var/spool/clientmqueue and if it sees a mail in it, delivers it as 
"root". Sendmail binary is SetGID to "smmsp" and any user running it 
will run it with that group ID, allowing any user on the system to 
submit messages to /var/spool/clientmqueue, in case MSP cannot contact 
MTA directly (over the socket).


So, to summarize, "cyrus" shouldn't be a member of "smmsp" group, but 
rwxrwx--- on /var/spool/clientmqueue is a must.


Nix.

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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[Antoine Jacoutot]

Claudio Saavedra wrote:

No. You only need to consider that if you need to go back to the default
configuration, every dot in a mailbox name will be converted to a ^.

So the mailbox "antoine.jacoutot" will become "antoine^jacoutot", and
"antoine.jacoutot/my-old-emails" will become
"antoine^jacoutot.my-old-emails".


Thanks for that, I didn't know.

regards,

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Re: Single mailbox backup

[Mikael]

Le Mardi 30 Août 2005 16:42, Jérôme NENERT a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I've tried to backup a single mailbox ( user.person ) + its subfolders (
> user.person.folder1 , ... ).
>
> 1) Created the mailboxes with cyradm
> 2) Stop cyrus, copy my backup /var/spool/cyrus/mail/n/user/person/ to
> the one already existing
> 3) Reconstruct with reconstruct -rf user.person
> 4) Start cyrus
> When i connect to IMAP, I can only see the Inbox and Trash folders.
> What i want to do is to recreate the mailboxes of a person, with just
> the /var/spool/cyrus/mail/n/user/person beeing backed up.
> Anyone has precise steps for this ?


Maybe you have to subscribe to these folders ? Check the options of your imap 
client.

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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[Cristian Mitrana]

* NM Public <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [30-08-05 18:34]:
 
[...] 
> Another issue is that if unixhierarchy is true, plus addresses 
> will look like this:
> 
>  username+directory/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> instead of
> 
>  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
> Does anyone know if any mail servers have a problem with a '/' in 
> the left hand side of an email address? On my IMAP Service 
> Providers page in this section:
> 
>  
> 
> I say:
> 
>  --- begin quote ---
> the user-name part of an email address must be less than or equal 
> to 64 characters and cannot contain any of the following 
> characters:
> 
>   < > ( ) / , ; : @ "
>  --- begin quote ---
> 

 This is about 'user-name' part, what you're having is an 'address
 detail' part that contains '/' (see
 ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc3598.txt by someone called Ken :). 
 

> I'm wondering two things: 1] Is what I wrote about user-name 
> restrictions true? and 2] Are there some mail servers that don't 
> like '/' anywhere in the left hand side of an email address?

 about 2) I have no extensive information/experience, but postfix does not
 seems to mind about it. 

> Any thoughts about this are welcome,
> Thanks,
>  Nancy
>   (trying out a new plus address)


hth,

mitu 

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Re: PIMAP (draft-maes-lemonade-p-imap-08)?

[Ken Murchison]

Ken Murchison wrote:


Rob Carter wrote:


Hello,

Has there been any consideration given as yet to adding partial or 
full P-IMAP support to the Cyrus IMAP server in a future release?  
Alternatively, has anyone seen or heard of any work being done to 
build an open-source implementation of P-IMAP as a front-end for an 
existing IMAP4 server (like Cyrus?).



Its not a working group document (its a pricate submission) and its 
merits are still being discussed in the lemonade group.  Unless it 
becomes a standards track document, you probably won't see it in Cyrus.


BTW, the lemonade WG discussed "push" vs. "pull" for message submission 
and we reached consensus on the "pull" model, namely the CATENATE and 
URLAUTH extensions to IMAP and the BURL extension to Submission (SMTP).


I already committed a CATENATE implementation to Cyrus 2.3, and I have a 
partial URLAUTH implementation that I have been working on.  If/when I 
have time, I *might* write BURL code for Sendmail.


Hopefully Oracle isn't trying to circumvent the WG and create its own 
defacto-standard by deploying P-IMAP code.


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Single mailbox backup

[Jérôme NENERT]

Hi,

I've tried to backup a single mailbox ( user.person ) + its subfolders ( 
user.person.folder1 , ... ).


1) Created the mailboxes with cyradm
2) Stop cyrus, copy my backup /var/spool/cyrus/mail/n/user/person/ to 
the one already existing

3) Reconstruct with reconstruct -rf user.person
4) Start cyrus
When i connect to IMAP, I can only see the Inbox and Trash folders.
What i want to do is to recreate the mailboxes of a person, with just 
the /var/spool/cyrus/mail/n/user/person beeing backed up.

Anyone has precise steps for this ?

Regards.
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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[NM Public]

On 30 Aug 2005, Scott Russell wrote:

Charles Marcus wrote:
What is the advantage/disadvantage? Is the only difference the ability to 
use the dot in foldernames? In other words, if you set this to true, do you 
*lose* anything?


You loose the ability to have a / in mailbox names and gain the ability to 
have a . in mailbox names :)


Another issue is that if unixhierarchy is true, plus addresses 
will look like this:


 username+directory/[EMAIL PROTECTED]

instead of

 [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Does anyone know if any mail servers have a problem with a '/' in 
the left hand side of an email address? On my IMAP Service 
Providers page in this section:


 

I say:

 --- begin quote ---
the user-name part of an email address must be less than or equal 
to 64 characters and cannot contain any of the following 
characters:


  < > ( ) / , ; : @ "
 --- begin quote ---


I'm wondering two things: 1] Is what I wrote about user-name 
restrictions true? and 2] Are there some mail servers that don't 
like '/' anywhere in the left hand side of an email address?


Any thoughts about this are welcome,
Thanks,
 Nancy
  (trying out a new plus address)

--
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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[Claudio Saavedra]

On Mon, 2005-08-29 at 15:37 +, Antoine Jacoutot wrote:
> Hello :)
> 
> Stupid question really, but...
> ... Some time ago, I built a cyrus-imapd server with some defaults options.
> Everything works really fine. Today, I'm going to need to add some new users
> with a dot in their name, like joe.1 and joe.2.
> I _know_ this is possible using the "unixhierarchy" option in imapd.conf, but 
> I
> was concerned about turning on this option now that I already have created
> mailboxes without it turned on. I mean, can I just enable and use this option
> or will it do some nasty things to my already running setup/mailboxes?

No. You only need to consider that if you need to go back to the default
configuration, every dot in a mailbox name will be converted to a ^.

So the mailbox "antoine.jacoutot" will become "antoine^jacoutot", and
"antoine.jacoutot/my-old-emails" will become
"antoine^jacoutot.my-old-emails".

Check the cyrus documentation for more info.

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Re: PIMAP (draft-maes-lemonade-p-imap-08)?

[Ken Murchison]

Rob Carter wrote:


Hello,

Has there been any consideration given as yet to adding partial or full 
P-IMAP support to the Cyrus IMAP server in a future release?  
Alternatively, has anyone seen or heard of any work being done to build 
an open-source implementation of P-IMAP as a front-end for an existing 
IMAP4 server (like Cyrus?).


Its not a working group document (its a pricate submission) and its 
merits are still being discussed in the lemonade group.  Unless it 
becomes a standards track document, you probably won't see it in Cyrus.


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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[Scott Russell]

Charles Marcus wrote:
What is the advantage/disadvantage? Is the only difference the ability 
to use the dot in foldernames? In other words, if you set this to true, 
do you *lose* anything?


You loose the ability to have a / in mailbox names and gain the ability 
to have a . in mailbox names :)



Just curious why it is set to off by default.


Backwards compatibility with older cyrus imapd versions if I remember right.

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Re: Solution: sieve with reject/redirect/vacation fails, sendmail exit 71

[Razmik Ghanaghounian]

Privet Sergey..
i put trusted users 'cyrus' in submit.cf and it did'nt help.. here is 
the cut from my submit.cf


#
#   Trusted users   #
#

# this is equivalent to setting class "t"
#Ft/etc/mail/trusted-users
Troot
Tdaemon
Tuucp
Tcyrus

and Nikola... the permissions on sendmail binary is
r-xr-sr-x r   root   smmsp
so yes, it is setGid smmsp
anyways setting g+w on /var/spool/clientmqueue and making cyrus member 
of smmsp does the trick but i know it is'nt the right way.


Sergey Goryachev wrote:


Razmik Ghanaghounian пишет:

Ken, I already checked that out and i have a line in my imapd.conf 
file which points to sendmail binary so that was'nt the problem. I 
found out later that i was getting cannot write to queue permission 
errors in my maillog . the 'cyrus' user was trying to write to 
/var/spool/clientmqueue (for submission to sendmail) and ofcourse 
that cant happen unless i made him member of 'smmsp' group and gave 
the group write permission.

Permission on /var/spool/clientmqueue before:
drwxr-x---2 smmspsmmsp4096 Aug 29 09:39 clientmqueue
Permission after:
drwxrwx---2 smmspsmmsp4096 Aug 29 09:39 clientmqueue 
(with cyrus member of smmsp)


sendmail version 8.13.4, cyrus: 2.2.12



I've worked 'redirect' rules in my sieve script,
cyrus 2.2.12 and sendmail 8.13.3

~% groups cyrus
cyrus
~% groups smmsp
smmsp
~% grep cyrus /etc/mail/submit.mc
define(`confTRUSTED_USERS', `sysop drweb cyrus')dnl
~%




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Re: PIMAP (draft-maes-lemonade-p-imap-08)?

[info-cyrus]

Since there didn't seem to be any responses, sounds like this is 
something that'll need a financial sponsor if it is to be implemented.


Amos

-- Rob Carter said the following on 8/18/05 2:27 PM:

Hello,

Has there been any consideration given as yet to adding partial or full 
P-IMAP support to the Cyrus IMAP server in a future release?  
Alternatively, has anyone seen or heard of any work being done to build 
an open-source implementation of P-IMAP as a front-end for an existing 
IMAP4 server (like Cyrus?).


Oracle Corp. has apparently released their first cut at P-IMAP support 
in their recent 10g announcement, but I'm hoping that there may be some 
non-proprietary implementations on the horizon...


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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[Ken Murchison]

Charles Marcus wrote:


Stupid question really, but... ... Some time ago, I built a
cyrus-imapd server with some defaults options. Everything works
really fine. Today, I'm going to need to add some new users with a
dot in their name, like joe.1 and joe.2. I _know_ this is possible
using the "unixhierarchy" option in imapd.conf, but I was concerned
about turning on this option now that I already have created 
mailboxes without it turned on. I mean, can I just enable and use

this option or will it do some nasty things to my already running
setup/mailboxes ?




 shouldn't matter - it's really an interface issue.



Ok, so, just for clarification (I'm gonna be making this decision in the 
next day or two)...


What is the advantage/disadvantage? Is the only difference the ability 
to use the dot in foldernames? In other words, if you set this to true, 
do you *lose* anything?


Not that I'm aware of.



Just curious why it is set to off by default.


For backwards compatibility.

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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Simon Matter]

> On Tue, Aug 30, Simon Matter wrote:
>
>> >   The cyrus22 debian packages have been released into the
>> 'experimental'
>>
>> While we are at it, could one of the debian package maintainers provide
>> a
>> large quota patch? I didn't manage to backport the code from 2.3 and it
>> seems it has been done for the debian package. The problem is that deb
>> source packages don't contain multiple patches but contain a single
>> large
>> patch instead, which makes it impossible to extract just a single patch.
>
> If you also accept patches from a non-debian maintainer, you can use this
> one:

Thanks!

>
> ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/choeger/SLES9/cyrus-imapd-22-sles9-64bit-quota/source/64bit_quota.patch
>
> I created it using Kens instructions from
>
> https://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1212#c13
>
> --
> With best regards,
>
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ACL on shared Mailbox with LDAP group

[Robert Weilhammer]

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Hi List,

I have some troubles with cyrus-imapd 2.2.12 on a i386 FreeBSD server.

When trying to allow Fullcontrol to a mailbox like shared/test with
cyradm (sam shared/test group:testmbox all) the rights are not reflected
to the mailbox.

All User and Group information are stored in LDAP - but it makes no
differences if I put the group information into /etc/group.


GroupACL for cyrus imapd

localhost> lam shared/test
group:testmbox lrswipcda
anyone lrs

I've also checked if user robert is in the unix group testmbox :

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~] # groups robert
robert wheel testmbox



Does anybody already had the same problem and found a solution ?



Thanks,
Rob
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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Carsten Hoeger]

On Tue, Aug 30, Ondrej Sury wrote:

> > I created it using Kens instructions from
> > 
> > https://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1212#c13
> 
> Is there a reason why you dropped LONG LONG checks?  I am not sure if
> all archs in Debian has support for long long datatype (mips?), so I am
> unsure if I can use your patch directly.

You are probably right. I don't remember, why I dropped that check. It might
be because I did not need it.

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Re: unixhierarchy from false to true

[Charles Marcus]

Stupid question really, but... ... Some time ago, I built a
cyrus-imapd server with some defaults options. Everything works
really fine. Today, I'm going to need to add some new users with a
dot in their name, like joe.1 and joe.2. I _know_ this is possible
using the "unixhierarchy" option in imapd.conf, but I was concerned
about turning on this option now that I already have created 
mailboxes without it turned on. I mean, can I just enable and use

this option or will it do some nasty things to my already running
setup/mailboxes ?



 shouldn't matter - it's really an interface issue.


Ok, so, just for clarification (I'm gonna be making this decision in the 
next day or two)...


What is the advantage/disadvantage? Is the only difference the ability 
to use the dot in foldernames? In other words, if you set this to true, 
do you *lose* anything?


Just curious why it is set to off by default.

Thanks,

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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Ondrej Sury]

On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 09:52 +0200, Carsten Hoeger wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 30, Simon Matter wrote:
> 
> > >   The cyrus22 debian packages have been released into the 'experimental'
> > 
> > While we are at it, could one of the debian package maintainers provide a
> > large quota patch? I didn't manage to backport the code from 2.3 and it
> > seems it has been done for the debian package. The problem is that deb
> > source packages don't contain multiple patches but contain a single large
> > patch instead, which makes it impossible to extract just a single patch.
> 
> If you also accept patches from a non-debian maintainer, you can use this one:
> 
> ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/choeger/SLES9/cyrus-imapd-22-sles9-64bit-quota/source/64bit_quota.patch
> 
> I created it using Kens instructions from
> 
> https://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1212#c13

Is there a reason why you dropped LONG LONG checks?  I am not sure if
all archs in Debian has support for long long datatype (mips?), so I am
unsure if I can use your patch directly.

Ondrej.
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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Ondrej Sury]

On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 09:07 +0300, Cristian Mitrana wrote:
> * Petr Vyhnal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [29-08-05 23:03]:
>  
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > I tried to find something at google, but without success. I have 
> > cyrus-imap 2.1.18 on Debian Sarge server, but I need bigger quotas than 
> > 2GB. Is there any patch against 2.1.18 or against 2.2.x release? 
> > Eventually, does anybody have patched debian packages?
>  
>   The cyrus22 debian packages have been released into the 'experimental'
>   repository, see :
>   http://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-cyrus-imapd/
>   
>   I have been using them for some time (build from source on a 'stable'
>   machine) without any problems, but I have a small setup and nothing
>   out of the ordinary; check the debian mailing-list for the project or
>   even ask there directly for any show stoppers.

Just quick note.  Debian Cyrus Imapd don't include 64bit quota patch.

(And since Ken's patch don't apply cleanly I will look at it today.)

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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Ondrej Sury]

You missed this mail from info-cyrus:
msg-id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> > Ken, would you be so kind to generate patchset (and maybe attach it
> > to mentioned bug report)?
> 
> Attached to bug #2690
> 
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On Tue, 2005-08-30 at 08:52 +0200, Simon Matter wrote:
> > * Petr Vyhnal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [29-08-05 23:03]:
> >
> >> Hi all,
> >>
> >> I tried to find something at google, but without success. I have
> >> cyrus-imap 2.1.18 on Debian Sarge server, but I need bigger quotas than
> >> 2GB. Is there any patch against 2.1.18 or against 2.2.x release?
> >> Eventually, does anybody have patched debian packages?
> >
> >   The cyrus22 debian packages have been released into the 'experimental'
> 
> While we are at it, could one of the debian package maintainers provide a
> large quota patch? I didn't manage to backport the code from 2.3 and it
> seems it has been done for the debian package. The problem is that deb
> source packages don't contain multiple patches but contain a single large
> patch instead, which makes it impossible to extract just a single patch.
> 
> Thanks,
> Simon
> 
> >   repository, see :
> >   http://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-cyrus-imapd/
> >
> >   I have been using them for some time (build from source on a 'stable'
> >   machine) without any problems, but I have a small setup and nothing
> >   out of the ordinary; check the debian mailing-list for the project or
> >   even ask there directly for any show stoppers.
> >
> >   mitu
> >
> >
> > 
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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Carsten Hoeger]

On Tue, Aug 30, Simon Matter wrote:

> >   The cyrus22 debian packages have been released into the 'experimental'
> 
> While we are at it, could one of the debian package maintainers provide a
> large quota patch? I didn't manage to backport the code from 2.3 and it
> seems it has been done for the debian package. The problem is that deb
> source packages don't contain multiple patches but contain a single large
> patch instead, which makes it impossible to extract just a single patch.

If you also accept patches from a non-debian maintainer, you can use this one:

ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/choeger/SLES9/cyrus-imapd-22-sles9-64bit-quota/source/64bit_quota.patch

I created it using Kens instructions from

https://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=1212#c13

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Re: More than 2GB quotas

[Simon Matter]

> * Petr Vyhnal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [29-08-05 23:03]:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I tried to find something at google, but without success. I have
>> cyrus-imap 2.1.18 on Debian Sarge server, but I need bigger quotas than
>> 2GB. Is there any patch against 2.1.18 or against 2.2.x release?
>> Eventually, does anybody have patched debian packages?
>
>   The cyrus22 debian packages have been released into the 'experimental'

While we are at it, could one of the debian package maintainers provide a
large quota patch? I didn't manage to backport the code from 2.3 and it
seems it has been done for the debian package. The problem is that deb
source packages don't contain multiple patches but contain a single large
patch instead, which makes it impossible to extract just a single patch.

Thanks,
Simon

>   repository, see :
>   http://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-cyrus-imapd/
>
>   I have been using them for some time (build from source on a 'stable'
>   machine) without any problems, but I have a small setup and nothing
>   out of the ordinary; check the debian mailing-list for the project or
>   even ask there directly for any show stoppers.
>
>   mitu
>
>
> 
> Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus
> Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.cmu.edu
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>
>


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