So in imap.conf we have these directives:
- sievedir
- sieveusehomedir
Now, I am perfectly able to read what is in the man pages on these
but I'm a bit confused.:|
What is the homedir for the user as it is related to the virtual
users of the imap store? Or do they not apply? :P
Christopher
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On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 01:38 -0700, Christopher Pietrzykowski wrote:
So in imap.conf we have these directives:
- sievedir
- sieveusehomedir
Now, I am perfectly able to read what is in the man pages on these
but I'm a bit confused.:|
What is the homedir for the user as it is related to the
tor, 10,.02.2005 kl. 22.54 -0800, skrev Norman Zhang:
Hi,
How do I disable an account logon?
By disabling authentication. Remember that cyrus lets cyrus-sasl2 handle
all authentication details, thus it is there you have to disable the
account.
T
Regards,
Norman Zhang
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So in imap.conf we have these directives:
- sievedir
- sieveusehomedir
Now, I am perfectly able to read what is in the man pages on these
but I'm a bit confused.:|
What is the homedir for the user as it is related to the virtual
users of the imap store? Or do they not apply? :P
I think
hi,
Am Donnerstag, den 10.02.2005, 12:00 +0100 schrieb Denny Schierz:
but it seems, everything is working. User can login and reading there mails.
strange, isn it?
my fault, forgotten to change cyrus.conf.
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Hello,
I am trying to compile Cyrus SASL 2.1.20 for Cyrus
IMAPd on Solaris 9 SPARC and have the following
problem with make install:
Making install in saslauthd
gmake[1]: Entering directory
`/opt/source/cyrus-sasl-2.1.20/saslauthd'
gmake[2]: Entering directory
On Thu, Feb 10, 2005 at 10:53:05PM -0700, Craig White wrote:
Personally I'd think that with projects like www.opengroupware.org and
www.open-xchange.com that interest in Cyrus would be on the rise.
and with RHEL 4 dropping uw-imap it would seem that it would spur some
interest in
Hello,
have anyone successfully used Cyrus in ISP/webhosting environment?
This means many different domains with little number of mailboxes per
domain.
Number of mailboxes: 500K - 1M
Disk space used: 1TB and more
Number of messages (daily number): 2-3M and more
Is it recommended to use Cyrus
Does cyrus imapd make partition information available through IMAP
protocol by any means?
I noticed that the RENAME command takes a non-rfc documented partition
argument to allow one to move a mailbox to a different partition. I'm
wondering if any other command(s) provide non-rfc documented
Andreas Hasenack wrote:
Do you know if they are dropping the c-client library as well? That's part
of uw-imap and used by, for example, php-imap.
No, c-client will be there. RHEL4 is very close in package list to
Fedora Core 3. Many packages that need IMAP API use c-client library,
so it will
David G Mcmurtrie wrote:
Does cyrus imapd make partition information available through IMAP
protocol by any means?
I noticed that the RENAME command takes a non-rfc documented partition
argument to allow one to move a mailbox to a different partition. I'm
wondering if any other command(s) provide
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
FC3 and RHEL4 include two IMAP servers, Dovecot and Cyrus. Dovecot
seems to be the choice for small installations and/or novice admins that
were using wu-imapd on older distributions. Basically it is drop-in
replacement for uw-imapd. Cyrus is included for admins
On Fri, 11 Feb 2005, Amos wrote:
Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
FC3 and RHEL4 include two IMAP servers, Dovecot and Cyrus. Dovecot
seems to be the choice for small installations and/or novice admins that
were using wu-imapd on older distributions. Basically it is drop-in
replacement for
We have begun investigating alternatives to the mbox-style UW-Imap
implementation that we have had in place for years, and, of course, we
came across cyrus-imap.
In digging in to things, I was surprised to see that the How-To
documentation is way out of date, and, really, there is no current
Amos wrote:
Of course if an update is approved, it would be sad if it came out and
then immediately afterwards 2.3 was released, but then I guess that's
life in the software world.
Well, than we'll see 3rd edition dealing with 2.3 ;-)
O'Reilly doesn't seem to care about publishing an updated
We're running Cyrus IMAP v2.1.14, and have been for quite some time.
We've had squirrelmail setup for a few months and use it occasionally
and it lists folders just fine, nice and quick.
Last week I setup Horde and IMP and it worked fine for a few days, then
yesterday it suddenly takes 15-30
On 2005-02-11, Amos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If folks are interested in seeing an update, I would recommend sending
such requests to O'Reilly. They certainly won't approve an update if
there's no indication of demand.
FWIW, I've been (slowly) working on updating the Cyrus-IMAP-HOWTO and am
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