Wallace Tan wrote:
And what's the best admin interface for DBMail?
Not to toot my own horn, but I did up a php based administration tool
for managing your mailboxes and aliases along with added functionality
to partition your users into manageable groups. See
Testing the lists. I haven't gotten anything since 3/19.
-Jon
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Testing the lists. I haven't gotten anything since 3/19.
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I have some performance issues on 5.1 when it comes to sorting and using
the indexes. Also had some queries just getting stuck processing. Stick
with 5.0.x for production use for a while.
I think 5.1.x and 6.x will start working better in the next couple
releases, but won't try it again until
I've found that with thunderbird, the select on the mailbox is not as
much of an issue as the list/lsub of all the mailboxes that Thunderbird
does on startup. My inbox usually hovers around 500 messages, but with
150-200 mailboxes, the list/lsub build a part of the cache out for those
boxes
I've found that with thunderbird, the select on the mailbox is not as
much of an issue as the list/lsub of all the mailboxes that Thunderbird
does on startup. My inbox usually hovers around 500 messages, but with
150-200 mailboxes, the list/lsub build a part of the cache out for those
boxes
Paul/Others,
Starting with the first wip: buffered reads commit, FreeBSD IMAP TLS is
broken. Thunderbird throws an error:
Error establishing an encrypted connection to server. Error Code: -12217
The certificate is being transmitted just fine, but after accepting the
cert, it blows up with that
This error would be coming from the fact that your script is trying to
use notify. As far as I can tell, dbmail is currently not supporting the
use of notify, despite setting sieve_notify=yes. There is processing of
notify, but not supported nor maintained as far as I can tell given:
excerpt
in your dbmail.conf change
pid_directory = /var/run/dbmail*
*then create the /var/run/dbmail directory owned by nobody:nogroup.
Launching the daemon will then work properly.
-Jon
Cody Stewart wrote:
Thanks. That fixed that issue. Now I am having an issue with starting
the imapd.
version =
I'm guessing you are speaking about limiting the connection throughput
to the clients? As it sits now, the daemons write out huge chunks of
data all at once towards the client socket. I don't see how we can limit
the speed of data written to the client with out some major reworking to
keep it
Same problem for me. Haven't looked into it myself yet, but my Inbox is
getting full of mailling list items.
-Jon
Uwe Kiewel wrote:
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I haven't touched the sieve layer at all. Just return values from sql
calls setting
Testing now. Will report back shortly.
-Jon
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Uwe Kiewel wrote:
Paul J Stevens schrieb:
I haven't touched the sieve layer at all. Just return values from sql
calls setting the is_active field.
Uwe Kiewel wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote:
fixed
Confirmed. Working again.
-Jon
Uwe Kiewel wrote:
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I haven't touched the sieve layer at all. Just return values from sql
calls setting
How many concurrent connections do you have when this happens? Perhaps
you are having a DOS attack?
-Jon
Jorge Bastos wrote:
Paul, continuing this problem, it still happens.
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Dec 13 15:22:59 lira dbmail/imap4d[21103]: [0x87aa260] Error:[message]
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Try:
autoreconf -i
./configure
[g]make
[g]make install
You may need to add CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, and/or --with-sieve to your
configure line depending on your system
My FreeBSD system uses
./configure CFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib
--with-sieve
-Jon
Uwe Kiewel wrote:
I'm
You would need to setup sieve scripts for your mailboxes. See
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=sieve for how to write a
script. This script will then do things with messages as they are
delivered to dbmail via the dbmail-deliver (pipe method) or dbmail-lmtpd
(LMTP delivery). Messages
DBMail currently runs on only one database. Thus all email for your 3
domains would be in one database on one server. The number of front-end
servers (dbmail-imapd) can be as many as you like - all accessing the
MySQL/PostGres db over the network. Now you could run 3 databases, 3
front-ends,
Is anyone experiencing an issue with the internal date being returned
wrong for messages on IMAP?
I am running FreeBSD, MySQL 5.1 delivered via postfix LMTP. Date on db
row is corrected for TZ from -0800 (local machine time and zone) to
+, but when recalled it is taken as is and the -0800
this issue with the 2.2.x series with the same pda
phone, same database settings, same host settings. Only thing changed
was the dbmail.
-Jon
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Is anyone experiencing an issue with the internal date being returned
wrong for messages on IMAP?
I am
v1.0.0
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Errors-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-original-sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Precedence: bulk
X-list: dovecot
X-UID: 3
Status: O
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Ok - so what I am seeing is with message insertion via lmtpd care of
postfx.
Sample e-mail is delivered at 2008-12-01 00:00
I've tested this patch on FreeBSD and adjusted the length of the pw
variable 200-130. This also requires an adjustment to the
dbmail_users.passwd column to accept the longer hash result. All seems
well and working. Tested both pop3 and imapd
Paul,
I've commited this to my ready branch and
Have a look at
http://git.dbmail.eu/?p=paul/dbmail;a=tree;f=sql;h=db840570d289ebbe1d77101724ec35a37ae03cf7;hb=master
From there click on your database platform, then click on history next
to the create_tables file.
2.3.2 came out on 2008-02-09, so any commits past date you should click
on
I thought I suggested that??? If you want all the messages in the old
db, then the auto_increment will be much faster and more reliable. If
you are wanting to filter out some messages such as only transfer mail
that is 1 year old, then imapsync would be a better choice for that. If
you already
One option to migrate to a new server and still retain the old messages,
but with a delay, is to start your new database with an auto_increment
number for the dbmail_messages table that is greater than the
max(message_idnr) on your existing dbmail_messages table. Then you can
import a dump
Jorge, please do let us know how it is working, along with the selective
logging options now available. See the new dist/dbmail.conf on those new
options and my last email to -dev.
-Jon
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To:
production server, if it's working OK
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan Feally
Sent: domingo, 5 de Outubro de 2008 21:14
To: DBMAIL Developers Mailinglist
Subject: RE: [Dbmail-dev] last SVN
Jorge, please do let us
Paul and myself have been working on the logging of dbmail.
Selective Logging:
We have moved in favor of a selective logging level system that better
mirrors syslog.
Differences:
Old:
6 Levels 0-5, each level including
Syslog logging only logged to levels alert or notice depending on
I was having an issue coping messages from another account into 2.3.x
where large messages caused a seg fault 11. I was able to narrow it down
to the creation of the buff char variable in dbmail-imapsession.c being
initialized as the size of the message from the append {size}
information.
to test and let you know.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan Feally
Sent: terça-feira, 19 de Agosto de 2008 19:31
To: DBMAIL Developers Mailinglist
Subject: [Dbmail-dev] IMAP append seq fault 11 problem with 2.3.x
As far as I know, only INBOX is created. The other folders are created
by the client when logging in with IMAP. INBOX will always be INBOX. You
will have to experiment with other language releases of the email client
on a fresh user account to see if there is any difference.
-Jon
Wilfredo
I was looking at the code for trunk/2.3.x and it looks like the vacuum
switch is calling a function to do nothing. From the descriptions of
what the -c flag should do, i think this is the function that used to do
this and should be populated with the optimization of the tables code.
Or make a
I looked at the code for dbmail-util and the cleanup of the partlists
and mimeparts tables are not there. Thus your mimeparts will never be
cleared out of parts that are no longer in ues.
Run the normal dbmail-util -dy; dbmail-util -py; dbmail-util -cy to
clean out any messages pending db
, and he deserves!)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jonathan Feally
Sent: terça-feira, 12 de Agosto de 2008 21:39
To: DBMail mailinglist
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] Db growing size
I looked at the code for dbmail-util and the cleanup
Also make sure that your MySQL is not 5.1.23 from packages or ports. I
had an issue with the sorting of large result sets losing rows. I had
the issue on both i386 and amd64. DBMail did all kinds a weird things
such as messages not showing up at all when headers were downloaded.
I'm glad that
Do Not use Mysql 5.1.23-rc on FreeBSD from ports/packages!!! Use 5.1.22.
I ran into an issue where order by's were causing data from the result
sets to be dropped. This was causing a lot of issues with dbmail imapd
clients. There was a bug open on an issue with this with MySQL team.
I think that we should also add a column that specifies what hashing
method(s) the hash value is on the row of the part. This would allow 2
things.
1) Re-Calculation of the hash value for a change in hashing methods
could be interrupted and resumed later,
and
2) Message insertion can still
While there has been quite a bit of discussion already on this topic,
and I know the purpose of this was to avoid collisions, has there been
any thought in a configuration option to skip the blob comparison and
assume they are the same? Perhaps a size threshold that has to be
exceeded to skip
Hello All,
While I know the Dev Team has plenty on their plate already, I would
like to propose 2 new features to be included in the release of 2.4.0
(whenever that comes out).
Feature 1: Database stored configuration leaving only the vital database
connection information in dbmail.conf
You can change the logged in /logging out messages in pop.c,
dbmail-imapsession.c and imapcommands.c from a TRACE_MESSAGE to a
TRACE_WARNING so you can use a TRACE_LEVEL=2. This will probably solve
your problem. But you would need to change these everytime you compile a
new version. I do see
;
// This tool works only in the database. LDAP modification is not
done. Changing quotas and group id's may not do anything at all.
// Set the next line to true to allow you to continue past the login
screen.
$skip_ldap_auth_warn=false;
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Greeting All,
I am pleased to announce
Sorry about that. The field is meant to capture the number of logins, not the
count of all folders. Some people refer to a login as a mailbox. I'll change
the text to be more specific. Thank you for participating in the poll.
-Jon
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From: Aleksander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greeting All,
I am pleased to announce the release of my own DBMail Admin tool for
DBMail 2.2.x. Yes - Its Free!
You can download it at my site http://www.netvulture.com/nvcapps.php
http://www.netvulture.com/nvcapps.php - I have also added a link on the
Wiki so you can easily find it again
I don't think so. I compiled just last night with all 3 drivers, ldap
and sieve and it seems to be ok.
-Jon
Keith Hopkins wrote:
Hello,
Is there any issues with the resulting dbmail binary if it built with more
then one database type specified? (assuming all libraries are available to
Yes, that is how it works. Not quite as one would expect, but it can be
worked around.
Dbmail will checkthe aliases first. If one or more aliases exist for
[EMAIL PROTECTED], then the mail is sent to those destinations, either a local
mailbox, or sent to another email server. If no aliases
in the previous email, after i
received the error, i pushed the logout button on squirrelmail.
- Original Message - From: Paul J Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DBMail mailinglist dbmail@dbmail.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] Bug #579
Jonathan Feally wrote
server.
Query: SEARCH CHARSET ISO-8859-1 ALL BODY {2} aa
Paul,
Do you help me debuging this with gdb?
- Original Message - From: Jonathan Feally
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DBMail mailinglist dbmail@dbmail.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 11:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] Bug #579
Well
What OS, kernel, glib, and db versions are you running? I tested the
search command by hand using the literal method and did not have any
problems at all. Also - your log file doesn't seem to indicate anything
about the child process crashing out, but rather that the main parent
process was
The attached patch fixes an issue I was having with my system.
Apparently the g_strncasecmp call was broken with glib 2.12.9. The call
seemed to think that an empty buffer still matched DONE. That caused
all my connection to go into a bogus state.
Upgrading to glib 2.12.12 (current version
I don't think DBMAIL should try to impose any limits on an individual
piece of mail size. Administrator's should limit the size of messages
from the SMTP side, an wrist slap users putting messages in the system
that are huge. Also keep in mind that most users are not going to have a
100
Just to be clear - are you taking the headers of the mime part and
keeping them seperate of the body of said part? My original post to keep
them seperate was to allow for the attached file be renamed but not
create duplicates, and also some mail clients may create the headers of
the mime part
Just to be clear - are you taking the headers of the mime part and
keeping them seperate of the body of said part? My original post to keep
them seperate was to allow for the attached file be renamed but not
create duplicates, and also some mail clients may create the headers of
the mime part
Consider the following tables:
CREATE TABLE `dbmail_messageblks` (
`messageblk_idnr` bigint(21) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`physmessage_id` bigint(21) NOT NULL default '0',
`messagepart_order` int NOT NULL,
`messagepart_idnr` bigint(21) NOT NULL,
`mime_header` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
How does it not work? Doesn't compile? Doesn't run? Doesn't run right?
Did you make sure you installed the deps? Why not use 6-STABLE? I am
having no issues with 6-STABLE with dbmail. This box actually runs
dbmail inside a jail and has the database accessed via IP to another
jail along with 8
While playing around with 2.2.0 rc2 - this is broken in 2.1.x as well -
i found out that my netscape mail 7.2 will not show the folders as being
able to be subscribed to.
So - how to duplicate
Create a folder structure that is 3 levels deep like Lists/DBMAIL/Boring
with no other folders in
I use postfix with smtp auth and receipient validation against dbmail
with sasl.
All user passwords must be in format crypt!!
1. Recieve mail for only those that have a userid or alias
2. SMTP AUTH with either his userid ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or any of his
aliases ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
3. User
Tom Allison wrote:
Jonathan Feally wrote:
I use postfix with smtp auth and receipient validation against dbmail
with sasl.
All user passwords must be in format crypt!!
Can't do md5-digest eh?
Good to know before I get too far along.
Your write up looks great! Thanks
Thanks.
I did test it some more and it seemed to work for everything I could
throw at it.
-Jon
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Jonathan,
I've verified the validity of your patch and have merged it in my tree.
Thanks a lot.
regards,
Jonathan Feally wrote:
While playing around with 2.2.0 rc2
I was able to compile and run dbmail-imapd just fine with the fix.
-Jon
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Oleg,
try the attached patch.
UEMURA (fka. MAENAKA) Tetsuya wrote:
Posted on Mon, 13 Nov 2006 11:37:56 +0300
by author Oleg Albegov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think, i have the latest..
[EMAIL
getting stuck on an accept block when someone
connects and then disconnects the tcp connection before a child has
accpeted the conn. So this is to prevent DOS for the most part.
-Jon
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Hello,
I have a FreeBSD box that is already running dbmail 2.1.x against a
mysql db
in select_and_accept or i guess you could run
dbmail-imap through inetd with the -n option.
-Jon
Jonathan Feally wrote:
I have narrowed it down to the select_and_accept function in
serverchild.c
I can get the daemon to work just fine when I comment out the setting
and the unsetting
Hello,
I have a FreeBSD box that is already running dbmail 2.1.x against a
mysql db - client and server is 5.0.21.
I am trying to get it up to 2.2.0 rc2 with libSieve - and I can compile
it just fine.
The daemon starts. And all looks good in the logs.
When I try to connect to the imap server
Hello,
Being a new user of dbmail, but a longtime user of many other opensource
projects, I have tried to get a handle on current issues and progress of
DBMAIL's development. However, the bug system appears to be mostly
ignored in terms of bug status and response to bugs in general. Feature
Triggers do sound interesting, however i'd rather see the effort put
into server-side filters for sorting purposes then special execution of
other applications.
As far as getting what your want done, I would suggest using a script
driven via cron every half hour or so. I have SpamAssassin's
dbmail daemon could have a tuneable as to
whether it is going to update this field and on what events.
-Jon
Magnus Sundberg wrote:
Aleksander wrote:
Jonathan Feally wrote:
snip
As far as getting what your want done, I would suggest using a
script driven via cron every half hour or so
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