Hi,
I've setup cyrus IMAP with sieve a few weeks ago. It works just fine for me!
But I couldn't find info how I can have global sieve rules. Is there a way to
set up global rules for all users defined by administrator? I want sometimes
change some rules for all my users, but going to each users
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Etienne Goyer wrote:
> If I understand correctly, pop3proxyd will only attempt KERBEROS_V4 to
> authenticate to the backend. Is that correct ?
Unless you set _mechs: in imapd.conf, it will default to
KERBEROS_V4
so if your backends are mail1.domain.com and mail2.domain.com
Hi again,
I have been reading the source code of pop3proxyd this aftrenoon looking
for the cause of my problem. I noticed the following in the function
proxy_authenticate() of pop3proxyd.c (around line 1222) :
---
/* we now do the actual SASL exchange */
r = sasl_client_start(backend_sas
No kidding.
I'm looking forward to the donation that makes developing that possible.
-Rob
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On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Its possible. Make sure you understand that you're doing this for the
> >shared namespace though, otherwise you almost certainly want a more
> >traditional IMAP proxy like perdition.
>
> The main advantage that we are interested in is that we would h
>Its possible. Make sure you understand that you're doing this for the
>shared namespace though, otherwise you almost certainly want a more
>traditional IMAP proxy like perdition.
The main advantage that we are interested in is that we would have two IMAP
connection points for clients located i
Hi,
I have another problem with my Murder setup. So far, I have it working
fine with a frontend, a backend and an MUPDATE server on separate
machine for IMAP. All my server are configured to authenticate via
saslauthd, which in turn is authenticating to LDAP. Here is the
imapd.conf on the front
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, Jon Rowell wrote:
> Since the upgrade, I am getting a delayed response from my pop3d. I
> have pop3 running on port 10110 and imap running on 10443 (as stated in
> cyrus.conf). If I startup master and then do "telnet localhost 10110"
> I get the usual telnet stuff about "conn
I have had a working version of cyrus imap 2.1.12 for about a month now
until last night when I upgraded to Tru64 Unix 5.1B. I was previously
running 4.0g.
Since the upgrade, I am getting a delayed response from my pop3d. I
have pop3 running on port 10110 and imap running on 10443 (as stated
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >So, there's a partial failure, but the majority of the system survives.
>
> That sounds fine for me. Now I have the current configuration:
>
> 1 server at a colocation place and a few other servers at a hosting center,
> that would be two different ge
Yes, I changed all of the values to reflect my system, and I tested it
with a few Print statements. The MySQL piece works flawlessly. I can
successfully telnet to port 143 on localhost and I have used that to set
up users in the past. That's what has me baffled. Everything should
work, but it d
In 2.2, you can use LDAP as an authroization method (i.e. for groups),
except you need to use
--with-auth=pts and --with-pts=ldap
-Rob
On Tue, 4 Mar 2003, Edward Rudd wrote:
> The --with-auth option for cyrus-imapd is to specify unix or
> kerberos(krb) authentication (in the ./configure --help)
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What would then happen to mails when the MUPDATE master server goes down ?
> Will mail be undelivered and be bounced back ? I would like to avoid the
> MUPDATE master server to become the single point of failure.
In the event of a mupdate server failu
Thanks for the answer. I was reading the IMAP Aggregoatr: A Murder of IMAP
Servers (ag.html) that's why I didn't find my answer in that document.
So if I can only have one single MUPDATE master server the others would be
slaves right ?
What would then happen to mails when the MUPDATE master ser
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am a bit confused on where should be ran the MUPDATE master server,
> should it be running on a Front End server, Back End Server or maybe a
> seperate server ? The documentation is not very explicit about this I
> think.
>From the documentation (in
Hello,
I am a bit confused on where should be ran the MUPDATE master server,
should it be running on a Front End server, Back End Server or maybe a
seperate server ? The documentation is not very explicit about this I
think. Also is it possible to have two MUPDATE master servers for
redundancy ?
I can only say 2 words to this :-)
THANK YOU :-)
Kevin Hanna wrote:
hehe, yup I have an older version of sasl installed.
But now the question is... Why don't I have sasl 2 files installed?
It should be found in /usr/local/bin or something like that. Execute
this command @ the root level:
find |grep saslpasswd2
to search for that file. If it i
On Fri, 07 Mar 2003, Markus Welsch wrote:
> Postfix 1.11. I could switch to a later version of Postfix - preferable
> available as Debian package (like I'd prefer installing Cyrus as Debian
> package also to ease maintenance for others).
http://people.debian.org/~hmh/
(it has backports of pos
I refered to RedHat becuase that is what I'am using. It would be hard to
support or answer questions about debian or SuSe becuase I do not have
them installed here.
Luc's document is more general and it will work with debian,FreeBSD or
slackware I think. Maybe you should try that document instead.
Thanks for your help so far :-)
Another question: Any particular reason for making this tutorial specific to
RedHat (base software install). I will have to build cyrus, etc from source
anyways since it's not declared as stable in the versions you've mentioned on
Debian (at least not till now)
I
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 13:46, Markus Welsch wrote:
> Could the quota restrictions also be stored (along with the user/password
> information) in the database ?
Yes all the quota info is in the database and the web-cyradm can even
run on a seperate machine since the cyrus administration can done ov
For web-cyradm there is no specific advantage. But I was developing a
mail and RADIUS system for our company that was very complex and needed
Referential integrity checks and triggers which are only in PostgreSQL.
Hi,
For web-cyradm there is no specific advantage of postgresql over mysql.
But I
Has there be any specific reasons why you've decided to use postgresql ?
Checkout Luc's howto for mysql at
http://www.delouw.ch/linux/Postfix-Cyrus-Web-cyradm-HOWTO/html/index.html
and my postgresql howto at
http://home.teleport.ch/simix/RPMS/Cyrus-imapd/contrib/Postfix+cyrus+postgreSQL+web-cyrad
Hello everibody, i have a question, how can i to
know the partition in which is located a mailbox using cyradm? I know that if i
go to /var/spool/imap i see all the partitios and their respective mailboxes...
but i need to know this using cyradm.
Regards
Hi,
Andrew Koros has created a nice howto. It's written for RedHat but that
shouldn't matter too much here:
http://home.teleport.ch/simix/RPMS/Cyrus-imapd/contrib/Postfix+cyrus+postgreSQL+web-cyradm.pdf
HTH
Simon
This looks like a very detailed guide and using MySQL rather than postfix won't
make
Checkout Luc's howto for mysql at
http://www.delouw.ch/linux/Postfix-Cyrus-Web-cyradm-HOWTO/html/index.html
and my postgresql howto at
http://home.teleport.ch/simix/RPMS/Cyrus-imapd/contrib/Postfix+cyrus+postgreSQL+web-cyradm.pdf
Andrew.
On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 10:26, Markus Welsch wrote:
> Hi,
>
Markus Welsch schrieb:
>
> Hi,
>
> First of all I'd like to excuse my post for yesterday ... adressed that to the
> wrong mailing list as I wrote the message in a hurry. Anyways Courier lacks for
> quota support (without patching it) and I didn't find any valueable information
> about it on the w
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