Hi Nataraj,
It could be a few things, MySQL not running, bad password, etc, etc, so
please set the dbmail trace level to 5 and post the relevant log
entries.
Thanks,
Richard.
On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 17:09 +, Nataraj S Narayan wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am a new user. Getting the following. Is it a pr
I'll second that.
I found the doco that comes with amavisd-ng very clear. I basically
followed the steps in README and README.postfix and it all just worked.
I'm running it with SpamAssassin and NOD32 antivirus. It's quite modular
so you can test and bring components up separately. Basic setup
Hi,
I've just diagnosed a problem with Evolution 1.4.6 maxing out postmaster
and dbmail-imapd (dbmail-2.0.1 and postgresql-7.4.6). Changing the mail
client to Thunderbird 1.0RC1 hasn't caused any problems as yet...
That said, shouldn't dbmail-imapd handle bad clients better?
Richard.
Preisi
Ray,
I'm not sure if I've read your aims correctly, but... From what I've
Googled, maybe big DB boxes with Slony for data replication, and
multiple IMAP front ends (LVS maybe?) could be a possibility?
http://gborg.postgresql.org/project/slony1/projdisplay.php
Richard.
On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 03:49
Hi Richard,
I wasn't talking about an "official" 2.0 patch, and it's not in the 2.0
release files, but it can be found attached to one of Leif Jackson's
posts in the dev list.
I think I saw a note in the list about something similar in CVS, but I
didn't look too hard at that. Maybe one of the dev
Robert,
A DBMail native patch would indeed be sweet, but it seems that the root
of the problem is DBMail's lack of support for the Sort extension and
server-side threading.
Leif Jackson made a patch for the 2.0 series to support the Sort
extension. I'm unaware of any patches for the 1.x series.
Candice,
The log didn't seem to make it... Check MySQL log as well, and turn up
the trace levels in DBMail to see if there's any useful clues.
Have you checked the local filesystem to see if it's actually been
delivered the old fashioned way?
Richard.
On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 10:52, Candice Quates
Evan,
Have you thoroughly read the INSTALL file (not shouting, that's the
actual name of it) included in the sources? If postfix was working ok by
itself, it sounds like you may need to review the transport map info.
Richard.
On Wed, 2004-07-21 at 21:07, Evan Oberholster wrote:
> I am trying to
It seems to be stuck in a loop, more or less. Here's a log excerpt:
Jul 21 12:04:25 server dbmail/imap4d[28324]: IMAPClientHandler():
Executing command uid...
Jul 21 12:04:25 server dbmail/imap4d[28324]: db_query(): executing query
[SELECT messageblk FROM messageblks WHERE message_idnr = 66339::bi
mapd
28547 postgres 15 0 5940 5940 4988 R 30.5 0.6 32:39.53 postmaster
Rich.
On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 17:04, Richard Barrington wrote:
> I figured the problem would be a relative rarity. I've been watching for
> it this afternoon after restarting dbmail-imapd, but it hasn't come b
I figured the problem would be a relative rarity. I've been watching for
it this afternoon after restarting dbmail-imapd, but it hasn't come back
yet. That's a little confusing, because it was back within an hour the
previous time. To be fair, we haven't had much email action, so I'll
give it anoth
Hi,
Did this ever get properly resolved? I've noticed it on my box with
Postgresql as the backend. It's all fine for a while, then I notice that
postmaster is using about 50% cpu, and dbmail-imapd is using about 30%,
with the rest shared between other processes on the system.
Restarting dbmail-im
Hi James,
There's a couple of IMAP options you'll need to turn off in Squirrel
Mail's setup. Could be threading and indexes from memory? DBMail doesn't
support them. DBMail 2.0 has a patch available however...
Rich.
> One of my customers has a mailbox with around 10,000 messages in the inbox
> w
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has been working on THREAD and/or SORT command
support for DBMail? I see it in the road-map on the website, but it's
only listed as a possibility for 2.2, depending on client need. I'm
using SquirrelMail, which really depends on it for performance. I guess
the catch w
FWIW, I had problems converting mailboxes to dbmail when a directory
name contained a single-quote character (probably not escaped
somewhere). That might be worth checking for as well.
On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 09:03, Paul J Stevens wrote:
> Sounds like a valid bug to me. Could you perhaps submit the
Hi,
Is anyone aware of any JSP or J2EE dbmail native webmail applications?
Just looking for something that can integrate nicely with our existing
systems...
Thanks,
Richard Barrington.
It's most likely due to the ports being held open, after dbmail-imapd is
killed. It can't bind when the kernel says the ports are still in use.
There's a /proc setting you can change to speed the port recycling up I
think, /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_tw_recycle - 1 is for fast recycling.
Might not be yo
No problems with it here either.
Rich.
On Thu, 2004-03-11 at 13:47, Kenneth Oncinian wrote:
> Hi David,
> "Chopped off"?
> Can you please describe more in detail this bug with amavisd-new that
> you are referring to? Maybe I am overseeing this because
> I am also using amavisd-new for content-fi
Maybe there is a firewall kind of app that can be used to monitor
connections and block an IP if the connection rate is too high or
something? I know there are anti-DOS apps that can do similar things, so
maybe one of them is tunable for this purpose.
Rich.
On Thu, 2004-03-11 at 15:15, Jacques Be
Sorry, just realised you're talking about lmtp - that sample was smtp...
Richard Barrington wrote:
Hi Jacques,
This works for me:
/snip
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Can somebody show me a postfix master.cf file
to have dbmail , amavis-new and postfix to work together
Thanks
Jacques
Hi Jacques,
This works for me:
smtp-amavis unix - - n - 2 smtp
-o smtp_data_done_timeout=1200
-o disable_dns_lookups=yes
127.0.0.1:10025 inet n - n - - smtpd
-o content_filter=
-o local_recipient_maps=
-o relay_recipient_ma
Hi,
There are step-by-step instructions in the INSTALL file contained within
the downloadable tar.gz file.
It's quite straight forward, but you will need to compile it and
therefore you'll need to have the related development rpms installed (eg
mysql-devel).
Richard.
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 13:02
As you already have done, most server-side email av solutions work by plugging
into the mail delivery loop and scanning the messages "in transit". This works
just fine on my system, using amavis + postfix, and I'm not sure what you would
gain by scanning the database data because you've already cle
takes ages on courier...
>
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> Soeren.
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>On Mon, 09 Dec 2002 05:54:21 +1200
>begin Richard Barrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed forth:
>
>> looks like you need to link against your kerberos library. Possibly,
>> adding so
looks like you need to link against your kerberos library. Possibly, adding
something
like -lkrb5 should do it.
>And the pertinent text:
>: undefined reference to `krb5_cc_close'
>/usr/lib/postgresql/lib//libpq.a(fe-auth.o)(.text+0x1c7): In function
>`pg_krb5_init':
>: undefined reference to `krb
From the FAQ, it says that it uses table level locking when separate
processes want write-access (read access is fine). But as you say,
probably not a problem unless the mail system gets real busy.
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Hi.
After spending a little while reading the Sleepy Cat site, I wonder if the
Berkeley
DB HA option (http://www.sleepycat.com/hafeatures.html) is worth pursuing
further
for sites requiring replication and so on?
I think it could be done in a dbmail transparent manner, but haven't
investigated
Just my opinion, but I guess that's not really the market that dbmail is aimed
at? If the complexity/overhead of pgsql or mysql is too much, why not just stick
with regular mail spools?
OTOH, the dbmail facilitates adding other dbms easy enough, so why not
investigate
further. A Sleepycat Berkele
he change from 2 --> 3 is done by running dbmail-maintenance -d
> the change from 3 to actual deletion is done by running
> dbmail-maintenance -p
>
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I think so.
You could check through the message tables, but if "Expunge" is doing it's job,
there shouldn't be anything left.
I guess the solution is to pull the data from the backup (easy-ish with
postgresql),
and reinsert the missing messages. Perhaps the best way is to script it.
>Hi Everyon
FWIW, I've just started a SAPDB port. I've put together the create table script,
and just begun looking at the code (using the SAP DB C Precompiler).
>Hi All,
> I'm brand new to the list so I've been searching the archives trying to bring
>myself up to speed.
>
>question 1) Are you planning on s
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A couple of questions... Which database do you use? Does this happen with UTF-8
and other non-ASCII character sets?
>Hi,
>
>We have found a bug when we use accentued characters in ISO-8859-1 (Latin-1)
on
>subject line, the message don't appear in Outlook Express 5 and 6 with IMAP,
the
>same messag
Hi.
Is there any chance of getting SSL support for imapd and maybe pop3d?
Richard.
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tinue with the dedicated code
per db, and extend that to support a new db?
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Hi.
This may be specific to my system (SuSE Linux 8.0, gcc-3.2), but when
dbmail-imapd
is run in the foreground, Ctrl+C causes it to consume all of the memory. This
is repeatable on my box.
I'd imagine this is a known problem, but if not, it is now ;-)
Cheers,
Richard.
wn or fixable issue?
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