hi to all,
i've got little problem with dbmail and could figure out myself.
but dont wanna give up so early because i like this mailserver .. :-)
i have started setting up a server with dbmail (2.2),postfix, lamp,
openldap,egroupware, ubuntu 8 lts...
i want to store all users for pam,egroupware
Hi there,
Please share with us your dbmail.conf.
Did you install dbmail using ubuntu's package manager, or did you do
your own build?
chrisleroi wrote:
hi to all,
i've got little problem with dbmail and could figure out myself.
but dont wanna give up so early because i like this mailserver
hi, here is my config :
# (c) 2000-2006 IC&S, The Netherlands
#
# Configuration file for DBMAIL
[DBMAIL]
#
# Database settings
#
#
# Supported drivers are mysql, pgsql, sqlite.
#
driver = mysql
#
# Supported drivers are sql, l
Bloody hell, you better reset your passwords disclosed below.
The config looks clean to me. I'd need to see a level 5 log for a simple
telnet/netcat imap session:
echo 'x LOGIN myuser mypassword'|nc imaphost imap
chrisleroi wrote:
hi, here is my config :
See please proposed changes after "" in Your config file below...
This is my opinion only, but may help...
Are Your "SLES 10 SP2 kernel version is 2.6.16.60-0.21-smp" 32-bit or 64-bit
version?
How many DBMAIL-IMAPD processes?
Forgive me my poor English, please...
Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:
Hi all,
We're testing with shared personal folders in our team. This works
perfectly in Evolution and our webmail client. We can't get it to work
in Thunderbird however. A shared folder just won't show up in the
"Subscribe" window.
While digging the web for some directions I stumbled upon a
hi
thank you for your hind.
i just didnt see the password. that was stupid :-)
in german i would say: ich schulde dir ein bier :-)
i just did the login as you told me, expecting that level 5 logging was
engaged in my dbmail configuration file.
here the output:
echo 'x LOGIN chris x'|nc loca
chrisleroi wrote:
>
> i just did the login as you told me, expecting that level 5 logging was
> engaged in my dbmail configuration file.
>
> here the output:
> echo 'x LOGIN chris x'|nc localhost imap
> * OK dbmail imap (protocol version 4r1) server 2.2.10 ready to run
> x NO login rejected
On Aug 29, 2008, at 8:45 AM, Marc Dirix wrote:
altough I understand very well that this is not a dbmail issue
and I also
know why it's happening, I was wondering is there's something
dbmail could
implement to avoid the common problem of having duplicated
folders when
using differe
It should always be Unicode / UTF-8. Forward the script and message to
me and I'll check if there's something out of sorts.
Aaron
On Aug 30, 2008, at 3:07 AM, Jorge Bastos wrote:
Hi,
This may be to Aaron.
When setting an auto-reply via sieve, when dbmail reply’s to the
sender with the mes
10 matches
Mail list logo