> What are the hardware specifications of you dbmail server ?
> How many users do you have ?
> How many email do you process each day ?
We're using dbmail as the backend storage for our service and haven't as yet
place in to production.
Hardware just an old twin intel pII. Would like to go towar
> > We run all of the above (apart from procmail, why would you need it?
...
>
> I am hoping to do filtering to folders somehow with it. I didn't
mention
> I'll probably run amavis-new with clam-av and spamassassin. So if
> nothing else I will want to filter on the X-spam headers.
Interesting, we
Hi,
I thought DBmail is SQL-based, and so, that the userlist is
stored entirely in the database. To my dismay, I could not
add a working e-mail address to the base using solely SQL
queries. Do I really have to use the dbmail-adduser command?
Or have I done something wrong? What is the correct comm
Hi.
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] På vegne af Tomek Jarzynka
> Sendt: 6. juli 2004 12:07
> Til: dbmail@dbmail.org
> Emne: [Dbmail] How to manage users with SQL queries?
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought DBmail is SQL-based, and so, that the userlist
Tomek Jarzynka wrote:
Hi,
I thought DBmail is SQL-based, and so, that the userlist is
stored entirely in the database. To my dismay, I could not
add a working e-mail address to the base using solely SQL
queries. Do I really have to use the dbmail-adduser command?
Or have I done something wrong?
On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 13:02, Ilja Booij wrote:
> There are man-pages. What's wrong with them?
The names of them being... ?
--
tomasz k. jarzynka / 601 706 601 / tomee(a-t)kadu(d-o-t)net
"My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."
On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 12:16, Mikael Syska wrote:
> Read the INSTALL guide in the tar.gz file, its all described there how to
> add users with thte dbmail-adduser.
The trouble is I don't want to use dbmail-adduser, but
direct queries. But I'll have a look at the file, maybe there's
an explanat
Tomek Jarzynka wrote:
On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 13:02, Ilja Booij wrote:
There are man-pages. What's wrong with them?
The names of them being... ?
man dbmail-adduser
man dbmail-maintenance
man dbmail-smtp
man dbmail-imapd
man dbmail-pop3d
Ilja
--
Ilja Booij
IC&S B.V.
Stadhou
> The trouble is I don't want to use dbmail-adduser, but
> direct queries. But I'll have a look at the file, maybe there's
> an explanation there.
We just used the dbmail-src/mysql/dbmysql.c file and striped the queries out
works fine, it's all quite straight forward.
Simon
On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 13:47, Simon Gray wrote:
> > The trouble is I don't want to use dbmail-adduser, but
> > direct queries. But I'll have a look at the file, maybe there's
> > an explanation there.
> We just used the dbmail-src/mysql/dbmysql.c file and striped the queries
> out works fine, i
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 04:07, Tomek Jarzynka wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I thought DBmail is SQL-based, and so, that the userlist is
> stored entirely in the database. To my dismay, I could not
> add a working e-mail address to the base using solely SQL
> queries. Do I really have to use the dbmail-adduser co
> Interesting, we run a similar setup with spamassassin and uvscan/clam-av
> but currently only append ***SPAM*** to the subject forwarding email to
> a separate dbmail folder if spam would be handy - I'll have a bash at
> getting that working. (Although I've not done much with procmail)
Right thi
James XMS wrote:
> I then deleted the messages he wanted removed from his mailbox, but now
> when he goes back into squirrelmail he gets the following error:
>
> ERROR : Could not complete request.
> Unknown response from IMAP server: 1.
>
> And all of the messages are coming up mwith 'No Subject'
Ignore previous email, it doesn't work :/
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Simon Gray
> Sent: 06 July 2004 14:36
> To: 'DBMail mailinglist'
> Subject: [Dbmail] Postfix <> amavis <> procmail <> dbmail (email to
> eitherinbox or junk bas
On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 14:35, Leonel Nunez wrote:
> What I did is
>
> Add user to the users table
> add alias to the aliases table
> add a mailbox to the mailboxes table
INSERT INTO users VALUES
(1,'[EMAIL PROTECTED]@__','',0,0,0,'md5','1979-11-03
22:05:58',NULL);
INSERT INTO users VALUES (
> And it just doesn't work. The user gets no mail from sendmail.
>
> By the way, sendmail sends out a whole lot of logs, among others:
> Jul 6 17:11:03 daimonion dbmail/lmtpd[2515]: dbmysql.c,db_query:
> executing
> query [SELECT deliver_to FROM aliases WHERE lower(alias) =
> lower('@arista.ath.c
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 09:16, Tomek Jarzynka wrote:
> On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 14:35, Leonel Nunez wrote:
> > What I did is
> >
> > Add user to the users table
> > add alias to the aliases table
> > add a mailbox to the mailboxes table
>
> INSERT INTO users VALUES
> (1,'[EMAIL PROTECTED]@__',''
On Tuesday 06 of July 2004 17:34, Simon Gray wrote:
> If you add a user with dbmail-adduser what results do you get?
Proper. Can't trace any differences in the users, aliases
and mailboxes tables either. Other than the last login stuff
etc. which should be insignificant.
--
tomasz k. jarzynka / 6
I have 1800 users receiving over 7000 emails each day
Im running dbmail 1.2.8b
My server is a dell dual xeon hypertreading 2.0 gigaherts
I have 4 gigs of ram
I have 4,40 gigs drives configure as raid 5 for linux mandrake 10.0
I have 4,40 gigs drives configure as raid 5 for the dbmail mysql dat
Hi Jeff,
In the end I found the problem. I tied to set-up postfix like this was a
standard install. But that was my downfall. I had added the domain to the
"virtual" file and to the postfix config file. That in it's self is bad. But
is caused postfix to look for an alias of this virtual domain. On
My choice for administrating dbmail is using all the dbmail utilities
that i run via webmin custum menu.
I let dbmail-adduser do the work and execute it via webmin custom menus.
My technician in charge of adding and deleting users
never seas dbmail-addusers
Bien à vous
Jacques Beaudoin
Agent d'a
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