John Lane wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to have Cyrus run the sieve ruleset on messages already in
the user's inbox ?
No, the Sieve script is only executed by lmtpd at the time of delivery.
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Scott Balmos wrote:
Hi all,
This is probably a bad subject line for the topic, but I can't think of
a better one. I've always heard, between here and on the Postfix list,
that delivering directly via LMTP to Cyrus is better than using the
deliver wrapper program. I was curious how much of a perf
Ken Murchison wrote:
Scott Balmos wrote:
Hi all,
This is probably a bad subject line for the topic, but I can't think
of a better one. I've always heard, between here and on the Postfix
list, that delivering directly via LMTP to Cyrus is better than using
the deliver wrapper program. I was curio
Scott Balmos wrote:
Ken Murchison wrote:
Scott Balmos wrote:
Hi all,
This is probably a bad subject line for the topic, but I can't think
of a better one. I've always heard, between here and on the Postfix
list, that delivering directly via LMTP to Cyrus is better than using
the deliver wrapper
Thank you for the information!
I tried the script, but authentication is failing. Cyrus is set up to do
virtual domains based on userid. I set the server in the perl script to
localhost, and the username "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" with the appropriate
password. It fails. I verified with imtest that my
Sun Advocate Webmaster wrote:
> Thank you for the information!
>
> I tried the script, but authentication is failing. Cyrus is set up to do
> virtual domains based on userid. I set the server in the perl script to
> localhost, and the username "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" with the appropriate
> password. I
Hello all-
I'm working on optimizing the Kolab Groupware (kolab.org) webclient
(horde.org) and I've run into a couple of problems with the format
they've chosen for their data. Kolab uses Cyrus-IMAP as its main
storage, all calendar, note, and addressbook XML objects are stored as
multipart
On Fri, 13 May 2005, Zachariah Mully wrote:
Due to XML object mime-type, SEARCH BODY requests don't work, as the
IMAP server has no idea what the heck it is, and therefore, the
webclient must fetch and retrieve the entire calendar mail store and
parse it to find relevant entries. This is, o
