Hi,
I have a Cyrus installation where Sieve writes an empty line into the
header. Header and body of a mail are seperated by definition by a blank
line.
By submitting an extra blank line between Message-ID: and Date:, Sieve
writes From:, Date:, Subject: etc. into the body of the mail.
Server
John C. Amodeo wrote:
Another issue that's come up is that of the actual virtual domain
design. In reality, we have 1 domain, but several sub domains within
that domain that make up the different IMAP e-mail servers. The Cyrus
documentation suggests that you can have:
mail.example.net
Bernhard Erdmann wrote:
Hi,
I have a Cyrus installation where Sieve writes an empty line into the
header. Header and body of a mail are seperated by definition by a blank
line.
By submitting an extra blank line between Message-ID: and Date:, Sieve
writes From:, Date:, Subject: etc. into
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit of
the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see, there is
no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
t = time(NULL);
p = getpid();
snprintf(outmsgid, sizeof(outmsgid), [EMAIL
Hi,
i don't know wether i can give you the write answer, but
cyrdeliver ist a suid program cyrus.mail under debian.
i also deliver throw the postfix - procmail - cyrus
with the following procmailrc's
no problem with that.
/etc/procmailrc
# some basic definitions
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit of
the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see, there is
no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
You're right. I generated a bounce message using sieve. Exim was
configured not to deliver any
Phil Chambers wrote:
I am still new to cyrus and trying to find my way. I have tries searching this list
archive but could not find this issue.
If I create a folder for a user using the Cyrus::IMAP::Admin perl module, is it
possible to mark that folder as being one of the user's subscribed
Bernhard Erdmann wrote:
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit
of the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see,
there is no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
t = time(NULL);
p = getpid();
snprintf(outmsgid,
I'm not convinced that this is being caused by Cyrus. Here a snippit of
the code which produces the vacation response. As you can see, there is
no extra CRLF after the Message-ID (or before Date).
I further tracked down the empty line. Seems like something is going
wrong with the line
Hi,
if Cyrus 2.1.13 sends reject or vacation messages generated by Sieve on
Exim 3.36 Linux systems and being filed back from Exim into Cyrus, a
blank line is added in the middle of the header lines causing the second
part of the header being treated as the body of the mail.
An example of an
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