Cyrus issues with Outlook 2013 IMAP?

2014-09-19 Thread Lars Schimmer
Hi!

Has anyone runnign Outlook 2013 flawless with cyrus?

We do run debian cyrus-imapd 2.4.12-2+b1 (still) and do have some issues
with Outlook 2013.
In detail, we got always mails in outlook 2013, which cannot be deleted,
as they are already deleted (error shown by Outlook 2013).
But if we use a different client, the email is still perfect in mailbox
and not deleted, neither marked for deletion.
We did not have had any idea why this happens.

Also we do message filtering with sieve and Outlook does not show new
messages in folders.

Has anyone tips about this? Thank you.

MfG,
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Re: Cyrus issues with Outlook 2013 IMAP?

2014-09-19 Thread Bron Gondwana
I've had a couple of people with Outlook 2013 who copied entire folder trees 
into what they thought was uploaded to the server, but when they later wiped 
their machine, discovered the messages had never been synchronised, or the 
folders created, at all.

I'm of the opinion that Outlook is still totally broken as an IMAP client, 
unfortunately.  It sounds like it's not good at detecting if it's really in 
sync :(

Bron.

On Fri, Sep 19, 2014, at 05:04 PM, Lars Schimmer wrote:
 Hi!
 
 Has anyone runnign Outlook 2013 flawless with cyrus?
 
 We do run debian cyrus-imapd 2.4.12-2+b1 (still) and do have some issues
 with Outlook 2013.
 In detail, we got always mails in outlook 2013, which cannot be deleted,
 as they are already deleted (error shown by Outlook 2013).
 But if we use a different client, the email is still perfect in mailbox
 and not deleted, neither marked for deletion.
 We did not have had any idea why this happens.
 
 Also we do message filtering with sieve and Outlook does not show new
 messages in folders.
 
 Has anyone tips about this? Thank you.
 
 MfG,
 Lars Schimmer
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Re: High avaliabilty for IMAP/PROXY

2014-09-19 Thread Michael Menge

Hi,

Quoting Fabio S. Schmidt fa...@improve.inf.br:


Hi,

- Sorry if it seems to be a little off-topic -

We have deployed Cyrus Aggregator and currently we provide load
balancing and high availability for the Cyrus Front Ends through DNS.
With this scenario, if a Frontend is unavailable it will receive
connections unless we remove it from the DNS record for the IMAP
service.

Does anyone have any better ideas to improve the high availability? I
was wondering about using HAPROXY vs NGINX but I do not know their
behaviours in cases like I mentioned above.



We use ClusterIP for load balancing and HA. With ClusterIP you use one
IP for all of your Cyrus Front Ends. The ClusterIP will use a multicast
MAC an the local firewall cluisterIP rule determin which of the frontends
will be used, by hashing source IP, [source Port], [destination Port] in
a hash. These hash is distributed to N buckets and each bucket must be
serviced by one of your front ends. If one front end goes down you  
configure the buckets of that front end on the other front ends.


http://www.rkeene.org/projects/info/wiki/102
http://www.linux-ha.org/ClusterIP







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CalDav - public calendars

2014-09-19 Thread Vladimir Nikolic
Hello,

are public calendars supported?
man imapd.conf

...
The public calendar hierarchy will be at the  toplevel of the shared
namespace.  A user's personal calendar hierarchy will be a child of
their Inbox.
...

If so, what is the right URL to access them?

Regards,
Vladimir



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Re: High avaliabilty for IMAP/PROXY

2014-09-19 Thread Fabio S. Schmidt
Thanks Ken and Michael for the answers !

Kind regards,
Fabio

On 19 September 2014 04:49, Michael Menge
michael.me...@zdv.uni-tuebingen.de wrote:
 Hi,

 Quoting Fabio S. Schmidt fa...@improve.inf.br:

 Hi,

 - Sorry if it seems to be a little off-topic -

 We have deployed Cyrus Aggregator and currently we provide load
 balancing and high availability for the Cyrus Front Ends through DNS.
 With this scenario, if a Frontend is unavailable it will receive
 connections unless we remove it from the DNS record for the IMAP
 service.

 Does anyone have any better ideas to improve the high availability? I
 was wondering about using HAPROXY vs NGINX but I do not know their
 behaviours in cases like I mentioned above.


 We use ClusterIP for load balancing and HA. With ClusterIP you use one
 IP for all of your Cyrus Front Ends. The ClusterIP will use a multicast
 MAC an the local firewall cluisterIP rule determin which of the frontends
 will be used, by hashing source IP, [source Port], [destination Port] in
 a hash. These hash is distributed to N buckets and each bucket must be
 serviced by one of your front ends. If one front end goes down you configure
 the buckets of that front end on the other front ends.

 http://www.rkeene.org/projects/info/wiki/102
 http://www.linux-ha.org/ClusterIP






 
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