On Mittwoch, 25. Juli 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> In dbmail-2.2.6 or so
The rc1 I meant of course.
# dbmail-util -V
This is DBMail version 2.2.6-rc1
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age WHERE id = OLD.physmessage_id AND id
NOT IN (SELECT physmessage_id from dbmail_messages);
The rule is active, still I see again 31.349 physmessages hanging
around. What could be the problem?
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efer LSI.
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/12/13/pci-express-sata-raid-controllers-for-smb-servers/page10.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/10/31/sata_spells_trouble_for_scsi_raid/page14.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/01/02/safer_6_for_raid_controllers/page11.html
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wo or more PostgreSQL
servers would be active, it would be load balancing.
I want to do an active-standby configuration to another server in
another city, to have HA, so your concept interests me a lot.
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real hardware RAID controller and a bunch of quick
disks should have no problems at all. I'd recommend the Areca SATA RAID
controllers, with Western Digital 10k Raptor drives, they really rock.
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On Donnerstag, 19. Juli 2007 Alexander Benaguev wrote:
> if anybody interesting, I'll post howto to wiki.
I'm interested, but not sure if this can really work stable. How can it
be without database support?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] # Create a
> local alias - "store"
> dbmail-users -x [EMAIL PROTECTED] -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] # Create
> the external alias - "forward"
Ah yes, aliasing the e-mail address to the real user, I really should
have had this idea myself. :-( Thanks for tha
k other
questions, it saves some time *g*
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On Freitag, 13. Juli 2007 Charles Marcus wrote:
> a scoreboard... like they have in the big stadiums
Yes, on the left side the number of bytes that came in, right the # of
bytes that went out. I bet on "out" being the winner.
SCNR2 *g*
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on and Paul about this issue.
> Thanks Michael!
You're welcome.
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messages_with_mailbox AS ON DELETE TO
dbmail_messages DO DELETE FROM dbmail_physmessage WHERE id =
OLD.physmessage_id AND id NOT IN (SELECT physmessage_id from
dbmail_messages);
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DELETE FROM dbmail_physmessage WHERE id =
OLD.physmessage_id AND id NOT IN (SELECT physmessage_id from
dbmail_messages);
The PostgreSQL documentation says that rules can be optimized and thus
much cheaper than triggers, so it could be good to use rules when
possible. What do you think about
ge_gc" line 2 at SQL statement
SQL-Anweisung »DELETE FROM ONLY "public"."dbmail_messages" WHERE "mailbox_idnr"
= $1«
SQL-Anweisung »DELETE FROM ONLY "public"."dbmail_mailboxes" WHERE "owner_idnr"
= $1«
It's not clear to me wh
FROM dbmail_physmessage WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT physmessage_id
FROM dbmail_messages);
DELETE 0
Should I file it as a bug report? It's more like a feature.
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reached"?
I don't know if that's possible, just a recommendation.
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On Samstag, 23. Juni 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> DELETE FROM dbmail_physmessage WHERE id NOT IN
> (SELECT physmessage_id FROM dbmail_messages);
>
> it took 808609.896 ms to run, still quite long, but much faster than
> the previous statement :-). The VACUUM ANALYZE afterw
all others (or is it possible to let 2
scripts active?)
dbmail-sievecmd checks uploaded scripts, could we do this easily
ourself? Otherwise we'll skip this, as the vacation script is fairly
easy, doesn't need checking I guess.
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On Freitag, 29. Juni 2007 Jorge Bastos wrote:
> DecimalHi Aaron,
Jorge, why do your e-mails always start with "Decimal"?
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on another
(virtual) machine than dbmail. We found there are lots of advantages in
splitting services to VMs, like performance tuning or moving to other
hardware, as well as security.
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On Mittwoch, 27. Juni 2007 Uwe Kiewel wrote:
> Is this behavior related to the imap server or to the client?
This is the IDLE functionality, see thread "imap IDLE support" started
on 17.6.2007 from Paul J Stevens.
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On Dienstag, 26. Juni 2007 Paul J Stevens wrote:
> Maybe a simple user attribute on the dbmail_users table
That's what I thought of, but Aaron said thats not possible ATM.
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provide
customers with filter rules, so they should never receive an error
anyway, and if, so they can report to us. Powerusers who write their
own scripts get a warning if they make bullshit, so no problem there
too.
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it didn't work out.
We just finished our web interface for user administration. Users can
select start/enddate, subject and text of a vacation, and we generate
the script and upload it. A clear definition of how we could find out
if the command was OK or not is definitely important :-)
mf
On Dienstag, 26. Juni 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> Shouldn't that activate script "testscript"?
> Script "testscript" doesn't even exist...
BTW, it did't even upload defaultscript. Should there be an error
message?
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cript "testscript"?
Script "testscript" doesn't even exist...
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by default off our system, but power users should be able to
enable it.
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fterwards shrinked a lot of
things down.
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I have to ask again, because the number of physmessages and messages
differs greatly on our server:
On Mittwoch, 20. Juni 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> > No. It's a known bug there are some checks missing from the
> > maintenance code.
>
> OK, should I
> select * from
he 2.2.x series anyway.
> Yes, that is the current situation where headervalues have a direct
> relation with a physmessage. Like we discussed in the 'compressing
> header info' thread, that will be changed during the 2.3 cycle.
I'm loving it. *g*
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;message-id' before having to look at the headervalues. This is
especially true when you look at the number of rows:
select count(*) from dbmail_headername;
2430
dbmail=> select count(*) from dbmail_headervalue;
4979350
Any chance this could be changed? Or are there many lookups that
se
TECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So the whole text is word-by-word extended with @domain... *g*
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the caching, that might be better. In PostgreSQL,
there's no in-memory table anyway, right?
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5:09 db.zmi.at postgres[6513]: [3-4] status IN (0,1) AND headername
ILIKE 'MESSAGE-ID' AND headervalue ILIKE '%<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>%'
Jun 19 12:15:09 db.zmi.at postgres[6513]: [3-5] ORDER BY message_idnr
Where is such a SELECT coming from? Must be dbmail, but who cause
21 +0200 (CEST)
I did a quick look, they are stored in one entry, so probably this field should
be
varchar(3) or something. Anybody got the correct RFC for reference?
And a
select length(headervalue) from dbmail_headervalue order by length(headervalue)
desc;
shows there are a lot of long
27;m wondering if these
really have the same content though.
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eive them anymore anyway.
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m.
When you're already working on compressing the contents, maybe there's
an idea for this also?
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ssages
(for automated e-mails).
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just
dropped a duplicate message right on the floor.
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could we apply it? Did anybody do this?
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mport.
Anybody got some script?
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Does DBmail support IDN domains?
Would I enter the e-mail address as
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or in punicode form? I guess punicode would not work because postfix
takes the values as-is, right?
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rantee it works...
But that's nice SQL foo, I didn't even dare to try this :-)
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eived: from power2u.goelsen.net (mail.goelsen.net [195.202.170.130])
by elnino.fastxs.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 4FC9D1BDD3
for ; Sun, 10 Jun 2007 23:37:51 +0200 (CEST)
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configure the sender. I believe that would be nice for
many users of eGW/dbmail
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love to have the DB rock solid, after all, it's a bit important. ;-)
And is we're developing a complete web interface for it, having
dependencies guaranteed by the DB is much better than logic in external
programs. Developers make errors, after all.
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rr).
mine 2.
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i.at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then e-mail to all sub-domains of zmi.at would go to that address?
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your e-mail locally.
That way, it's only one extra lookup on DCC.
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DCC and
so on before, maybe they've got their own ideas already.
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or so before giving them to the users, just to recheck them for
spam checksums later. It sounds strange now, but when spam rates grow,
things have to be done. Another option would be to reject e-mails
containing inline pictures that are highly probable spam, and only
allow attached pictures.
mfg
On Montag, 4. Juni 2007 Aaron Stone wrote:
> This used to be the only form of catch-all. The username@ catch-all,
> and the sub-domain catch-all (@.sub.domain) were both added more
> recently (version 2.2.2, iirc).
Great, I really love you(r product) ;-)
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could be good advertising :-)
> Rebuiling of headers can be done quickly with message_part=0
This can still be done, if headerparts is a sub of message_part=0
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On Montag, 4. Juni 2007 Tom Allison wrote:
> So if I add one line at the end of a word doc, this will be
> considered to be the same file unless the file format includes
> something unique within the first 8MB of the file?
No, as the size is also used for the primary key.
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le, right? Maybe there's a way
to do this with the help of postfix?
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nt.
Some old Pentium based e-mail servers with 128MB RAM will probably die
on such a mail, but a current multi-core multi-gigabyte RAID based
clustered and whatever else mail server will take it without a problem.
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about copying bytes. No real
processing power required for that.
If you'd tell me that *mail clients* have problem with big files, I
agree.
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w of a size that can't be handled? At least 100MB/mail
is no problem here.
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n did a vacation where users can define start/end dates,
that's pretty nice and people love it already.
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n (select a.alias from
dbmail_aliases as a left join dbmail_users as b on (a.deliver_to =
b.user_idnr) where char_length(a.deliver_to) = 4 and a.alias=b.userid);
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s? Then I could test,
still have some imapsync to do during the next days.
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the system, but
then again, computers are made for this :-)
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That's why I changed my db to latin1 then. Is utf8 better now? Then I'd
like to switch again...
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rformance is increased a lot (using the cache more efficient), and by
searching for references to it you can do nice statistics (which files
are used how often...). I'd love to make stats "we saved 16GB storage
just for this .ppt".
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ho actually uses PGP (except me ;-)? End users
often believe that if they make a signature where they write "this is
top secret", that the computer automatically decides to take care of
that. We've even had bio-pharma companies storing "top secret"
documents on FTP.
te it, look
with dbmail-sievecmd -l, this looks like:
- script1
+ vacation
Where a "+" shows the active script.
BTW, I'd suggest an improvement:
dbmail-sievecmd -d
should not require the name of the script, as there can be only one
script active anyway.
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r A has the same checksum of "funny pic" from user B,
and the DB makes a link for user B to "high secret attachment" of user
A.
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g e-mail...
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On Donnerstag, 31. Mai 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> I use a sieve script like this:
One problem with that: We have a webmail app to select which text to
send. If I enter German Umlaut there (ö ä ü ß etc.), I don't have this
in the mail. What should I do there?
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"my bloody text" ;
Tested it, it works.
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On Donnerstag, 31. Mai 2007 Andrea Brancatelli wrote:
> I'm not using any guy.
That's good, as that could be forbidden in your country ;-)
SCNR
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On Dienstag, 29. Mai 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> I wrote a script to extract all users/pwds from cyrus and insert them
> into dbmail. The encryption_type was set to "crypt", but still users
> don't seem to be able to login. What does work?
Found it, it was the implem
#x27;/' --syncinternaldates \
--regextrans2 's/^user.//' --delete2 --expunge2
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On Dienstag, 29. Mai 2007 Michael Monnerie wrote:
> Am I right that there's no way to re-compute the "curmail_size" for a
> user or all users? That should be a dbmail-util switch. I'd need it
> after using imapsync with a single user, and now I separate the
>
calculated.
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Did anybody do this?
I wrote a script to extract all users/pwds from cyrus and insert them
into dbmail. The encryption_type was set to "crypt", but still users
don't seem to be able to login. What does work?
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ing the
> database load.
We're in the implementation phase of a much-extended dbmail. Once things
calm down a bit, I'd like to share our db schema back, it would be nice
to have it in dbmail per default.
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can for sure be on a separate host.
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dmin.foo
> pass supervisorpassword
You can set ACLs to allow a user to read other mailboxes, but that's
IMAP only I believe. There's a wiki page
http://dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=shared-mbox
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products will have in the future.
On windows, there are integrated platforms that work together, while on
Linux we sometimes suffer from the "one tool for one thing" idea.
Nobody runs a mail server without SPAM checks nowadays, so why not
integrate them
e of the message could be saved. It should contain points
(like from SpamAssassin) and the timestamp from when it was checked:
// for postgres:
points NUMERIC(5,2)
checktime TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp NOT NULL
Now you can easily search for messages to recheck (which were checked
within the
On Freitag, 27. April 2007 12:24 Aleksander wrote:
> Michael Monnerie wrote:
> You should now use the patch provided by Paul.
Yes, ASA there's the postgreSQL version. He only wrote about
mysql/sqlite by now.
> You can have different names for the spam folder, but then there'
signatures arrive, or whatever. Can we find out whether a
message from today was marked as SPAM, but then altered by the client
to HAM status? Such messages shouldn't be marked as SPAM afterwards
again, of course.
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ore good thing to associate with each
> client.
I use that field to assign domains by now :-)
If you're interested, I could provide the schema, postfix select
statements etc., because I would prefer this being standard dbmail
stuff, rather than patching it during the next years 8-)
mfg
ally
improve security.
mfg zmi
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e some
developer feedback on it.
mfg zmi
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kes it easier to check if we
accept e-mail for a domain:
virtual_mailbox_domains = pgsql:/etc/postfix/domains.sql
and domains.sql is:
query = SELECT domain FROM zmi_domains WHERE domain='%s'
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e nice. Everybody
wants their SPAM filtered a bit different...
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If that
> benefit is contingent upon some feature we haven't implemented,
> you're doing the right thing by waiting.
I don't like cyradm, that's enough :-) We're currently developing our
own admin code, maybe we will open that code then. It will be ISP
capable s
50x512KB to store in messageblks. And to find and
retrieve 50 blocks can't be that hard, especially when there's an
index.
mfg zmi
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d it be
better, performancewise, to increase the messageblks, or do I not have
to care about that? I'd better not change the default, because with
every upgrade I'd have to change it. But I need to prevent a
performance problem.
mfg zmi
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On Freitag, 9. März 2007 16:48 Eelco van Beek wrote:
> We're supporting a platform of about 35.000 mailboxes for one of our
> clients
And which hardware for this?
mfg zmi
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big problem for people sending info e-mail to their
customers.
mfg zmi
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g a customer just yesterday with a (Linux) Apache Server with
a rootkit, I think trusting in anything is unsecure anyway :-)
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Or is that the
idea behind that app?
mfg zmi
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On Montag, 18. Dezember 2006 09:50 Paul J Stevens wrote:
> Michael Monnerie wrote:
> > Yes, it did then. Maybe that would be worth a Wiki entry? Should I?
> > Can I? I think more (accurate) documentation would be nice.
>
> Please do.
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?i
or "per folder" setting, so that you can
have the normal behaviour per default, but define that for a certain
user/folder it should be different.
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index
> > for a message that doesn't exist
>
> That's a strange message for an append command since
> appending a message doesn't need any searching or matching.
> The message "Search completed..." comes from destination server,
> server two.
I don't
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