Hello,
Frank> Would it be possible to configure something that will map an
Frank> email address to the UNIX account name and use the account name
Frank> for authentication and obtaining the related information (uid,
Frank> gid, home dir)?
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Hi,
2011/8/18 Stephan Bosch :
> You can use the :from parameter, e.g.:
>
> require "vacation";
> vacation :from "flo...@gmail.com" "Not here at the moment!";
>
> Read RFC5230 (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5230) for more info.
d'oh! Sometimes things are that simply... sorry for the dull question
Hello,
2011/8/17 Florian Effenberger :
> is it possible to define the sender for the Dovecot Sieve
> implementation's vacation extension? It seems to be impossible to add,
> e.g., a name, or choose a different sender address.
to be precisely: I am talking about the "From" header.
Florian
Hello,
is it possible to define the sender for the Dovecot Sieve
implementation's vacation extension? It seems to be impossible to add,
e.g., a name, or choose a different sender address.
Thanks,
Florian
Hi,
2010/5/30 Andrzej Adam Filip :
> It depends on what you want:
> a) dirty&ugly but *trivial* "hack" serving your very specific
> requirement that can "make troubles" after some change in
> pattern of use
> b) simple solution
well, I don't see a real difference. As far as I know, and as Ti
Hi Andrzej,
2010/5/28 Andrzej Adam Filip :
>> does fetching to mbox file bring any advantage? It seems that learning
>> out of maildir and rm'ing afterwards works like a charm, so I guess
>> fetchmail would bring more overhead?
>
> It will bring more overhead but "some people" value portable solu
Hi,
2010/5/28 Phil Howard :
> So basically, just moving mail files out (to a learn queue or
> whatever), from either "new" or "cur" is safe for Dovecot? That would
> be simpler.
works like a charm for me.
Florian
Hi Andrzej,
2010/5/28 Andrzej Adam Filip :
> Have you considered fetching from dovecot (maildir) to mbox file and
> learning from mbox file?
> a) fetchmail CAN use .../dovecot/imap wrapper script in "plugin" option
> to read maildir directly [set environment variable MAIL to
> maildir:~/Mail
Hi Timo,
2010/5/26 Timo Sirainen :
> Oh, I really ment .spam-learn/cur/* (and maybe .spam-learn/new/* if you
> make it learn from both and it doesn't move mails to cur/).
>
>> Can I simply delete the files, don't I destroy any indices or slow
>> down Dovecot operation because of index rebuilding?
Hello everyone,
thanks for the fast replies, much appreciated!
2010/5/25 Timo Sirainen :
>> I am looking for a command-line utility to automatically purge one
>> Maildir folder.
>
> How about just:
>
> rm -f /path/to/Maildir/.spam-learn/*
>
> With v2.0 you can also do:
>
> doveadm expunge -u use
Hello,
I am looking for a command-line utility to automatically purge one
Maildir folder. I want to periodically run sa-learn from cron, and
after the spam learning folder has been added to the Bayes database,
its contents should be deleted. I've searched a bit, but only found a
few old utilities
Hi Timo,
2010/1/25 Timo Sirainen :
> Right. STATUS command is capable of returning the total number of
> messages in a mailbox.
thanks! Can problems with querying the total number of messages occur
when mbox_dirty_syncs and mbox_lazy_writes are set to yes? Still
running 1.0.15 here and trying to
Hi Timo,
2010/1/24 Timo Sirainen :
> I don't understand. What's the difference between "new/unread" and
> "unread"? What does headers have to do with it?
>
>> In other words: Does the STATUS command only return new/unread
>> messages, or can this be configured on the server side?
>
> There's no c
Hello,
I'm running Dovecot 1.0.15 with Thunderbird 3.0.1. TB can query
folders for messages in two ways: Either by using the STATUS command,
or by opening the folder (don't know the respective IMAP commands,
sorry...).
Querying via opening the folder is reliable, but via the STATUS
command, only
Hi Charles,
>> I guess that requires recompilation of the package?
>
> I don't think so, but maybe the old 1.0rc15 only supported dnotify?
>
> Anyway, inotify/dnotify is not part of dovecot, it is part of the linux
> kernel (2.6.13+) - dovecot only makes USE of it, so it will work with
> either.
>
>> Seems I am lucky then:
>> Build options: ioloop=poll notify=dnotify
>
> dnotify is deprecated (and buggy)... use inotify on the server instead.
I guess that requires recompilation of the package?
Hi Timo,
> Which v1.0? (Which one's Debian 4.0? :) I wish Debian used Ubuntu-style
> year+month numbers as versions. The only Debian versions I remember are
> stable, testing and unstable..)
:-) It's pretty old, dovecot --version returns 1.0.rc15
> Anyway, I don't think there have been any act
Hi Tobi,
> I tested it with Dovecot 1.1.6 and Thunderbird 3. The STATUS command
> seems to be returned correctly.
thanks a lot! Guess I'll give it a try on a new machine or with a
backport. Currently in a "never touch a running system" mood,
especially between the years when I have vacation :-)
Hi Tobias,
> * "Dovecot is standards compliant. Dovecot v1.1 passes all IMAP server
> standard compliancy
> tests while most other servers fail many of them."
[..]
>
> Hope, this answers your question. Maybe you should use a recent version of
> Dovecot (stable is 1.2.9)
> and not v1.0
indeed, I
Hi Tobias,
> This might be help you...
> **quote**
> If Thunderbird doesn't recognize that a folder contains unread messages try
> setting mail.imap.use_status_for_biff true. It causes Thunderbird to
> explicitly select each folder to update the message summaries, rather than
> using the STATUS co
Hello,
I use Thunderbird as IMAP client and do a lot of server-side filtering
with Sieve scripts. To be notified of new mails, I want to check all
folders (a lot of them...) at once for new mails, and not only the
inbox.
According to
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Checking_for_new_messages_in_other_f
Hi Timo,
> Quota warnings aren't supported in v1.0 at all.
d'oh! Sorry... that was my mistake. Thanks for the fast reply!
Florian
Hello,
I configured my Dovecot to use filesystem (fs) quota. It works fine,
the correct free/used space and percentage is being shown to the
client. However, the warning feature doesn't seem to work, no mail is
being sent, although executing the script standalone works fine.
Is quota warning for
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