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Thanks for that. I need clear text passwords, but anyway, it helped me
much, because there is lot of info how to do that and all informations
are different...
eg
sasl_mysql_xxx or sasl_
or. sasl_sql_statement vs sasl_sql_select ( ok, for this one I found
somewhere, that it has changed )...
Mar
Hello all,
A new patch that fixes a bug in the autocreate patch is out for cyrus imap 2.2.5 and
2.2.6.
You can get the new patches at:
http://email.uoa.gr/projects/cyrus/autocreate/index.html
Thanks to Tore Anderson.
Best regards,
Aristotelis
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Simon Matter wrote:
My rpms have been included by RedHat into Fedora Core 2. They immediately
made some changes which broke compatibility with everything before Fedora
Core 2.
I will continue my own packages.
Did'nt noticed, sorry. What where these unbackward-compatible changes
that they made, if
> Simon Matter wrote:
>> My rpms have been included by RedHat into Fedora Core 2. They
>> immediately
>> made some changes which broke compatibility with everything before
>> Fedora
>> Core 2.
>> I will continue my own packages.
>
> Did'nt noticed, sorry. What where these unbackward-compatible cha
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Etienne Goyer wrote:
Jun 21 14:10:11 frontend1 imaps[31561]: accepted connection
Jun 21 14:10:11 frontend1 imaps[31561]: starttls: TLSv1 with cipher RC4-MD5
(128/128 bits reused) no authentication
Jun 21 14:10:11 frontend1 imaps[31561]: login: somehost.somewhere [1.2.3.4]
som
Greeting fellows,
I know this discussion crop up regularly, but I have checked the list
archive and the WiKi already and did not really found the answer I am
looking for. Also, an update once in a while might be a good thing.
I have been asked to consider how to build an high-availability Cyru
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Dear fellow Cyrus-IMAP users:
During a recent server upgrade, cp was used without the -p flag to
relocate my users' mailboxes. As such, all of the new files were
created with a filesystem timestamp reflecting the time of backup.
I am considering wri
* Etienne Goyer
> I have been asked to consider how to build an high-availability
> Cyrus installation. This is a small installation (~200 accounts ...
> peanuts), so scalability is not really a concern. In this regard, a
> Murder is not really appropriate.
>
> The platform would be Linux.
Hi,
-- Etienne Goyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> is rumored to have mumbled
on Dienstag, 22. Juni 2004 12:09 Uhr -0400 regarding High availability ...
again:
From what I can see, I would have two possibilities to make a hot spare
Cyrus IMAP daemon : replication, or cluster filesystem/block device
(drdb
Tore Anderson word of wisdom where :
There's a third option, which is the one I prefer the most: shared
block device.
Well, I did not consider that option since the SAN become a single
point-of-failure, and that is a big no-no according to the
specifications I have at the moment.
If it would
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Etienne Goyer wrote:
> Tore Anderson word of wisdom where :
> > There's a third option, which is the one I prefer the most: shared
> > block device.
>
> Well, I did not consider that option since the SAN become a single
> point-of-failure, and that is a big no-no accordin
* Etienne Goyer
> Well, I did not consider that option since the SAN become a single
> point-of-failure, and that is a big no-no according to the
> specifications I have at the moment.
>
> If it would have been possible, it would have been my first choice
> though.
Most decent storage equ
Rob Siemborski wrote:
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Etienne Goyer wrote:
Jun 21 14:26:54 frontend1 master[12195]: process 2270 exited, status 75
Jun 21 14:26:54 frontend1 master[12195]: service pop3s pid 2270 in
BUSY state: terminated abnormally
This happen with both pop3s and imaps.
This is more of a con
I am running Cyrus 2.2.3 (Simon's RPMS) and sendmail 8.12.10 with the socketmap
patch. Cyrus is running in a murder configuration, with virtdomain support and
ldap (via saslauthd).
Hardware wise, we are currently using 2 frontend servers (Dell Poweredge 1750's
2.8ghz Xeons and 1 gig of ram), and 1
While we are discussing network storage for HA.
Would there be a problem with NAS over Gigabit?
> * Etienne Goyer
>
> > Well, I did not consider that option since the SAN
> become a single
> > point-of-failure, and that is a big no-no according to
> the
> > specifications I have at the mom
Hi!
Does anyone have experience of running dspam & cyrus? (with sendmail &
without procmail)
Right now, I use cyrus & MailScanner, where the latter filters virus using
Kaspersky antivirus. It works fine, and I especially like the way
MailScanner handles mail by using to queues, one for incomin
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 18:52:09 +0200
Tore Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There's a third option, which is the one I prefer the most: shared
> block device. Connect your two servers to a SAN, and store all of
> Cyrus' data on one LUN, which both servers have access to. Then, set
> your
Palle Girgensohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anyone have experience of running dspam & cyrus? (with sendmail
> & without procmail)
I use Postfix + Dspam + Cyrus and it works very fine.
On Postfix I created two different transports: users with individual
dspam database and users with glo
Kevin Baker wrote:
While we are discussing network storage for HA.
Would there be a problem with NAS over Gigabit?
If you mean a remote filesystem mounted with NFS, yes, there will be
problems. You could use a NAS box with courier-imap, since courier
doesn't need to lock files, but with Cyrus tha
On Tue, 2004-06-22 at 15:54, Jure Peèar wrote:
> It _can_ break in a spectacular way ... easily.
>
Yep...
> Our batch of disks turned out to have some fubar firmware, which caused them
> to randomly fall out of the array under a specific load. That problem went
> undetected during the testing pha
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 22:50:40 +0200
Palle Girgensohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems to me that dspam out of the box is used instead of the local
> mailer, and hence cannot easily be used with cyrus, but I guess that
> doesn't mean it can't be done, just that it might be a bit difficult. I
Christiano,
We're considering something very much like what you're describing.
Would you mind passing on postfix, dspam (and any other pertinent)
configs? It would save quite a bit of time screwing around with stuff.
Also, we're somewhat concerned about introducing mysql as an additional
depend
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 18:02:29 -0500
Jim Levie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For a mail system, a Murder with multiple Front End systems and a bunch
> of Back End systems is more resilient. Yes, if a Back End fails some
> users will be without mail for a bit. That can be as short as a few
> minutes i
Hello,
Before I knock my own up, has anyone here got a recommendation
for a simple SASL password changing CGI web page that I can
integrate into a cyrus 2.2.6 server environment (on NetBSD)
so that users can change their own passwords?
I know there's a few of these about, what seems to be the
simp
Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Christiano,
> We're considering something very much like what you're
> describing. Would you mind passing on postfix, dspam (and any other
> pertinent) configs? It would save quite a bit of time screwing around
> with stuff.
Sure! I will send you the tricks in a
Jure Peèar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Just yesterday i looked into the code, how difficult would be to add
> libdspam support into the cyrus lmtp. It needs to be done before sieve and
> it needs to modify the message (insert appropriate headers). This is the
> only thing that was non-obvious to
Hi All,
I got no response to my previous posting, mayb the information was not
enough. I have installed cyrus 2.2.3 on a redhat ES3. I used the berkeley
db4 and sasl2 which come with RHL3 (without any change or upgrade). I
tried to configure pam_radius_auth with cyrus (I have it on another box on
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