OK, I spent last night trolling through the wiki and such about this dbmail
application. Looks pretty cool.
But as usual there are a few questions that I didn't quite resolve last night.
Authentication:
What authentication mechanisms are available? plain, login, cram-md5...
If I understand t
I just found the DBMail project yesterday, and skimming the current docs
online I must ask a perhaps dense question: Does DBMail support multiple mail
domains? I'm looking to build a new mail server and would like to escape the
Cyrus nightmare, but the current box is hosting a dozen or so doma
Tom Allison wrote:
> Authentication:
> What authentication mechanisms are available? plain, login, cram-md5...
plain and login.
>
> If I understand the RTFM, there's no IMAPS support as yet, just IMAP.
> And this might change in the next version, or I can patch something up
> with stunnel. D
On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 06:45 -0500, Tom Allison wrote:
> Is it safe to assume
> that every dbmail_phymessage is made up of at least two
> dbmail_messageblks
> (header & body).
I don't think so - I think if the email comes in as headers only, and
no message body, you only have one messageblk (i
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Tom Allison wrote:
Authentication:
What authentication mechanisms are available? plain, login, cram-md5...
plain and login.
That will do for what part of what I'm looking for.
If I understand the RTFM, there's no IMAPS support as yet, just IMAP.
And this might change
Is the is_header flag implemented at 2.2?
Yes, it is. Although it's purpose is void nowadays. There is no longer
any reason to retrieve just the message headers from the messageblks table.
I have a need to examine only the headers, specific ones.
I can do this via the IMAP protocol (which I p
Tom Allison wrote:
>> ack. Use stunnel for now.
>>
>
> "ack"? Is this a bad question to ask?
Of course not. ack as in acknowledge. It's a faq, and a relevant one.
> Any plans on doing this?
Plans yes, but planning no. So it's on the todo, but unless someone
provides funding it's not a prior
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I'm thinking I need to get something a little more "road warrior" and
assumed I need IMAPS and postfix's Auth before SMTP. If I use stunnel
-- how does it appear to the client?
As just another imaps server.
Well, just another IMAPS server is just fine with me.
I did
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Tom Allison wrote:
>> ack. Use stunnel for now.
>>
>
> "ack"? Is this a bad question to ask?
Of course not. ack as in ackno
No problems here!
Just define aliases for every given domain, and you're ready to rock!
I've never used Cyrus because of the maintaining nightmare, and just
moved from cucipop to dbmail with multiple domains.
Therefor I can't help you with special tricks you might be using in
cyrus.
Marc
> No problems here!
>
> Just define aliases for every given domain, and you're ready to rock!
>
> I've never used Cyrus because of the maintaining nightmare, and just
> moved from cucipop to dbmail with multiple domains.
> Therefor I can't help you with special tricks you might be using in
> cyrus
>> No problems here!
>>
>> Just define
aliases for every given domain, and you're ready to rock!
>>
>> I've never used Cyrus because of the maintaining nightmare,
and just
>> moved from cucipop to dbmail with multiple
domains.
>> Therefor I can't help you with special tricks you
might be us
>
>
>>> No problems here!
>>>
>>> Just define
> aliases for every given domain, and you're ready to rock!
>>>
>
>>> I've never used Cyrus because of the maintaining nightmare,
> and just
>>> moved from cucipop to dbmail with multiple
> domains.
>>> Therefor I can't help you with special tricks you
Or ..
dbmail-users -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??
I'm not sure this works, have never tried it because my alias setup
is wway complexer than every user having his own email-address. Also
never seen it described this way on the wiki page?
Consider this example to be one of the least complex:
And if you add the domain to the transport list (in Postfix). Then
everything should work fine.
The transport list is something postfix specific, and not related to
DBMail directly. Therefor it is not mandatory for someone
coming from a cyrus setup going to DBMail IMHO.
Marc
On Thu, 2007-03-01 at 17:25 +0100, Marc Dirix wrote:
> >
> > Or ..
> >
> > dbmail-users -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??
> >
>
> I'm not sure this works, have never tried it because my alias setup
> is wway complexer than every user having his own email-address. Also
> never seen it described this w
Aaron Stone wrote:
On Thu, 2007-03-01 at 17:25 +0100, Marc Dirix wrote:
dbmail-users -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??
It does.
What's it do? Add username [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the same alias?
Alex
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It does.
What's it do? Add username [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the same alias?
I think the alias parser works the same as for the dbmail_usermap
table. If empty it is not used but dbmail_users directly.
Marc
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On Fri, Mar 2, 2007, Aleksander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Aaron Stone wrote:
>> On Thu, 2007-03-01 at 17:25 +0100, Marc Dirix wrote:
dbmail-users -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??
>
>> It does.
>
> What's it do? Add username [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the same alias?
It only makes the username, wit
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