Hi,
I need to manipulate the headers on messages before final delivery. I was
going to use a .forward file which named a pipe to a Perl script, but I'm
not sure how such scripts would name a folder.
The IMAP users won't have Unix logins on the server. This FAQ answer
suggests that putting the
Title: IOERROR
Hello,
I'm working with the version 2.2 code from cvs.
Whenever I create a new user via cyradm it seems to take a while for the mailbox to become available. Is this normal?
In addition, whenever a created user logs in this is logged:
Oct 25 08:59:18 draco
Ian McDonald wrote:
The IMAP users won't have Unix logins on the server. This FAQ answer
suggests that putting the IMAP users in /etc/passwd is a prerequesite for
using .forward. Is it?
Yes. The FAQ addresses sendmail, and you don't actually say which MTA
you're using, but it is the MTA
Ian,
Are you sure you can't move these processing requirments into different
stages of the delivery. i.e. if using postfix, header rewriting, mysql based
transport/virtual maps? Or maybe a procmail script?
I could be wrong completely misjudging your requirements but I dare say that
the tools
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 10:09:17PM -0400, Ken Murchison wrote:
Quoting Scott Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Check out the description of 'altnamespace' in the manpage or docs if my
explanation is too cryptic.
No, not to cryptic, just not clear? :) I've checked the man page so
let me
Scott Russell wrote:
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 10:09:17PM -0400, Ken Murchison wrote:
Quoting Scott Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Check out the description of 'altnamespace' in the manpage or docs if my
explanation is too cryptic.
No, not to cryptic, just not clear? :) I've
Upgrade to Cyrus 2.2 which has builtin support
for domain folders.
There is no way that I can see (without patching the
Cyrus code base) to make these folders act in the
way you are expecting them to. It's not just a matter
of getting the into the new folder hierarchy it's
setting the email
Hi,
I'm going to upgrade my server in a few weeks, and in that respect, I'm
considering going all the way to 2.2. How stable is 2.2 now?
Tarjei
Tarjei Huse wrote:
Hi,
I'm going to upgrade my server in a few weeks, and in that respect, I'm
considering going all the way to 2.2. How stable is 2.2 now?
I've been running it for months without many problems. Of course, I put
in a lot of the new stuff, so if it breaks, I usually fix
you don't need one :)
Since LDAP is only used for authentication ( at least currently ), you
only need to configure SASL to look to LDAP for auth, and have Cyrus use
saslauthd feature. Cyrus is configured as normal.
saslauthd comes with a nice document on configuring for LDAP, it is in
the
Ian McDonald wrote:
SNIP
So, when I have an amended mail message and a destination folder, what do I
do? Call /usr/cyrus/bin/deliver with my settings?
Or you could try one of these modules, though I don't know how well they
work:
http://search.cpan.org/author/LHOWARD/Net-LMTP-0.02/
I'm having trouble compiling 2.2. Following is the log.
Chris
cpr@hal:/usr/local/src/cyrus/cyrus-imapd {526} sh SMakefile
aclocal -I cmulocal
aclocal: not found
autoheader
WARNING: Using auxiliary files such as `acconfig.h', `config.h.bot'
WARNING: and `config.h.top', to define templates for
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Christopher Riordan wrote:
I'm having trouble compiling 2.2. Following is the log.
[snip]
cprhal:/usr/local/src/cyrus/cyrus-imapd {526} sh SMakefile
aclocal -I cmulocal
aclocal: not found
I'd say that's your problem right there. You need aclocal for this ;)
-Rob
I've been using it for a week or two in production no serious issues yet.
--Kervin
Tarjei Huse wrote:
Hi,
I'm going to upgrade my server in a few weeks, and in that respect, I'm
considering going all the way to 2.2. How stable is 2.2 now?
Tarjei
Hello,
After trying in vain for quite some time to compile
Cyrus 2.1.9 from source, I finally gave up and opted for some rpms. I have
successfully installed some Cyrus 2.1.9 rpms I found on the Net just
recently. I have both the cyrus server and cyrus sasl2 running right
now. However, each
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