I've been using RENAME user.name user.name newpartition to move a
bunch of users to a different partition. I am using 2.1.9 under Linux
2.4.18.
After the RENAME completes, the user's quota file shows them using
twice the quota that they are actually using. Running the 'quota'
command fixes the
Hi,
I'm using Cyrus 2.0.9/Linux/LMTP delivery. Mails addressed to
be.usenet@... get dropped by Cyrus. No delivery to any file. No bounce
is returned.
Discovered while testing subfolder delivery to be+usenet@... (works if
you grant p to anyone on that subfolder).
I straced -f the master
Quoting Andrew Diederich [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd just ask that if a known bug isn't going to be fixed, it needs to be
documented and put upfront, big and large, where folks will see it.
Shutting off compiler warnings with gcc 3.2 is an example. It broke
compile, but folks were talking about
On Sat, 28 Sep 2002, Bernhard Erdmann wrote:
I'm using Cyrus 2.0.9/Linux/LMTP delivery. Mails addressed to
be.usenet@... get dropped by Cyrus. No delivery to any file. No bounce
is returned.
Please upgrade to something more recent (*atleast* 2.0.16, preferably
2.1.5 or 2.1.9) and let us know
I've bugzilla'd this and I'll look into it early next week.
On Sat, 28 Sep 2002, JP Howard wrote:
I've been using RENAME user.name user.name newpartition to move a
bunch of users to a different partition. I am using 2.1.9 under Linux
2.4.18.
After the RENAME completes, the user's quota
Hi,
The following story happened to me on Friday - it's posted here for
amusement and edification, and also because I have a nagging feeling that
the software ought to be able to do something to prevent this sort of
thing, though I'll admit I'm not entirely sure what.
Some background - I run a
I'm going to throw out my opinion too..
Please no flames. This isn't directed at anyone -- just my observations
after using/maintaining Cyrus for 4 years (v1.5.19 still in production)
First, CMU places a nice disclaimer in the docs. Cyrus is on the same order
of NetNews to install --
I have a Cyrus IMAP installed and I need just realized that users could
access their account through POP3.
My question is,
Is it possible to disable POP3 access to some accounts and leave it
enabled to others? If not how could I disable POP3 access to the IMAP
accounts?
Any help would be
I am new to cyrus and the info-cyrus mailing list, but am a long time unix
administrator and developer. Sendmail offers a similar product to cyrus, but
lacking in some of the new features, for a large price tag. I prefer to deal
with a few compilation gliches, provided the software works
Please upgrade to something more recent (*atleast* 2.0.16, preferably
2.1.5 or 2.1.9) and let us know if the problem is still there.
Is is still there using 2.1.9. A mail to user.subfolder disappears.
Thanks for the help, Rob.
--
Andrew
From: Rob Siemborski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Andrew Diederich wrote:
There are three things to do when a bug is found. 1) fix it, 2) document
the bug and the workaround, or 3) hope people don't find it again. #3 is
terribly
On Sat, Sep 28, 2002 at 08:44:52AM -0400, Ken Murchison wrote:
Quoting Andrew Diederich [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There are three things to do when a bug is found. 1) fix it, 2) document
the bug and the workaround, or 3) hope people don't find it again. #3 is
terribly expensive in support
--On Friday, September 27, 2002 10:34 AM -0400 Ken Murchison
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A lot of bitching, and no proposed fixes. It works for me, and I'm sure
I have submitted patches in the past to fix this dain-bramaged configure
behaviour. They have been ignored.
Lots of the --with-foo
On 28 Sep 2002, Willem van den Oord wrote:
1. Is it possible to run a mupdate master on the same host as a backend?
With some creativity, yes it is. You just need to be sure that the
mupdate instance is using a different configdirectory from the backend
instance.
It is definately possible to
On Sat, Sep 28, 2002 at 01:20:34PM -0400, Issac Simchayof wrote:
Is it possible to disable POP3 access to some accounts and leave it
enabled to others? If not how could I disable POP3 access to the IMAP
accounts?
Check your /etc/cyrus.conf file and disable any services you do not
want to
Hi,
Could you post your imapd.conf file for me to look at? Thanks.
--
Eugene Chow
==--==--==
-=ecentrenet dot kom=-
http://www.ecentrenet.com
**
Willem van den Oord wrote:
snip
here are the relevant mail.log entries:
Sep 28 22:58:35 jef
That's weird... Why would you want to do that?
Anyway, you might like to try this. Since the daemons pop3d and imapd
can accept parameters to use different config files, you could create
two config files in /etc for imapd and pop3d (ie. pop3d.conf and
imapd.conf). Then in each config file,
Greetings all.
I've been reading some of the archive, but did not
find exactly what I wanted, so here it is ...
My main goal is to be able to telnet on port 143,
and administer Cyrus remotelly, and be able to use
the same tools taht cyradm provides.
Thus far, I was able to login using
On Sat, 28 Sep 2002, Frederic Trudeau wrote:
[Question #1] Why do I have a permission denied error message when
trying to delete the bogus account I've just created ?
You need to give yourself 'c' in the ACL for the mailbox, since by default
you don't have it.
I read the doc located on
Thanks, and could you be more specific on how to give myself 'c' in the ACL
?
You are asking why I am not simply using cyradm. One main reason : My client
wants a web-based tool that will enable him to have control over the mail
system, and I dont know Perl. One easy way to do this via Telnet
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