Casper wrote:
Sebastian Haas wrote:
Hello list,
I have a very strange problem using Postfix and Cyrus together. If I
send an mail with more then one local recipient, Cyrus fails to
deliver the mail, only the first recipient will get the mail. Postfix
generates a bounce message.
This is
On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 16:58 +0100, Alexander Dalloz wrote:
Am Di, den 08.11.2005 schrieb Craig White um 14:38:
I haven't a clue what features are included in FC-3 - that is why I
suggested checking out the README to see if feature was included.
Myself, I use RHEL CentOS for servers
Hello all,
Since I upgraded Cyrus-imap to v2.2.12, I'm experiencing a lot of I/O
errors, due to the number of open files. Here is a short exceprt of what
I can read in imapd.log :
[...]
Nov 8 16:15:53 mailup pop3[281152]: IOERROR: opening
/var/spool/imap/user/lafitte/cyrus.index: Too many
I'm setting a new email server, with cyrus IMAP and SIEVE. I will add in
bulk a few hundred mail accounts. I've managed to modify a PERL script
that creates the accounts and needed folders to my needs.
Now I'm in need to also create in bulk the sieve filters for clasiffing
SPAM and mails
It looks like you are using my Debian packages, no? Please read the docs in
/usr/share/doc/cyrus21-common/, they explain everything.
I'd guess that your postfix cyrus transport is that broken crap using the
pipe transport and the deliver/cyrdeliver script that comes in
/etc/postfix/master.cf by
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
It looks like you are using my Debian packages, no? Please read the docs in
/usr/share/doc/cyrus21-common/, they explain everything.
I'd guess that your postfix cyrus transport is that broken crap using the
pipe transport and the deliver/cyrdeliver script
This guy is having a problem with cyrus-imap and ext3 - when multiple
processes are attempting to write to the one filesystem (but not the one
file), performance drops to next to nothing when only five processes are
writing. An strace shows most of the time is being spent in fdatasync
and
Andres tarallo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I'm in need to also create in bulk the sieve filters for clasiffing
SPAM and mails suspected to have viruses.
As far as I've found sieve filters must be set for each user, by the
USer. I want to install an initial filter as the system manager for
Hello
All,
I've attached .spec
file of my cyrus-imapd on SLES9.
Could someone tell
me whatto change there so I can build it with "munge8bit
option"?
Best
Regards,
Leon
Kolchinsky
cyrus-imapd.spec
Description: cyrus-imapd.spec
Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus
Quoting John Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The disks are quite fast. bonnie++, for example, shows writes at
over 300MB/s.
What I'm finding though is that the processes aren't ever pegging them out --
nothing ever goes into iowait. The bottleneck is elsewhere...
John
This might seem dumb, but
On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 10:04 -0300, Andres tarallo wrote:
I'm setting a new email server, with cyrus IMAP and SIEVE. I will add in
bulk a few hundred mail accounts. I've managed to modify a PERL script
that creates the accounts and needed folders to my needs.
Now I'm in need to also create
This might seem dumb, but are there any issues with name resolution?
Could DNS queries be slowing things down?
Nah, it's a good thought, but this is with an already-established session
running
from localhost. Based on the strace, I can guess that this is definitely
something disk-based and
On Wed, 9 Nov 2005, Pascal Mouret wrote:
Hello all,
Since I upgraded Cyrus-imap to v2.2.12, I'm experiencing a lot of I/O errors,
due to the number of open files. Here is a short exceprt of what I can read
in imapd.log :
[...]
Nov 8 16:15:53 mailup pop3[281152]: IOERROR: opening
John Madden wrote:
This guy is having a problem with cyrus-imap and ext3 - when multiple
processes are attempting to write to the one filesystem (but not the one
file), performance drops to next to nothing when only five processes are
writing. An strace shows most of the time is being spent in
Hello:
We have a Cyrus IMAPD server version 2.1.12 running on a RH 8 server. All
is working find up until last week, now we are getting increasing errors as
follows:
Nov 7 22:36:33 antar lmtpd[1057]: DBERROR db4: 50 lockers
The number before lockers keeps going higher and higher until
Hello:
But, can these cause the server to eventually stop responding? POP and IMAP
connections are no longer possible, and after a restart it comes back. So
the next question is, should I consider an upgrade, and if so, what steps
should I consider? What should I backup prior to installing?
On Wed, 9 Nov 2005, Stephen Conway wrote:
Hello:
But, can these cause the server to eventually stop responding? POP and IMAP
Not unless the locker number continues to grow.
connections are no longer possible, and after a restart it comes back. So
the next question is, should I consider
Am Mi, den 09.11.2005 schrieb Simon Matter um 9:11:
At least with my packages and those derived from them, you can determine
most build options. Just check
/usr/share/doc/cyrus-imapd-[version]/README.buildoptions.
Of course it doesn't tell you exactly which versions of patches have been
Hello Igor:
The locker number does indeed continue to grow, in the 500s one time even
into the 1000s. My next problem is this, I have it installed 2.1.12 from
the tar source, what steps should I take to install the new version? Should
I download the source, or is it possible for me to use the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've attached .spec file of my cyrus-imapd on SLES9.
Could someone tell me what to change there so I can build it with
munge8bit option?
AFAIK it requires patching cyrus-imapd sources.
I think you can extract the patch from source RPM available at
Am Mi, den 09.11.2005 schrieb Stephen Conway um 19:45:
We have a Cyrus IMAPD server version 2.1.12 running on a RH 8 server. All
[...]
In addition, previous version was not installed with the RPM, can you let me
know where to find the RPM for RH8?
Steve
Don't you think it is more than
On Wed, 9 Nov 2005, Stephen Conway wrote:
Hello Igor:
The locker number does indeed continue to grow, in the 500s one time even
into the 1000s. My next problem is this, I have it installed 2.1.12 from
the tar source, what steps should I take to install the new version? Should
I download the
This guy is having a problem with cyrus-imap and ext3 - when multiple
processes are attempting to write to the one filesystem (but not the one
file), performance drops to next to nothing when only five processes are
writing. An strace shows most of the time is being spent in fdatasync
and
Yes, on ext3, an fsync() syncs the entire filesystem. It has to, because
all the metadata for each file is shared - it's just a string of
journallable blocks. Similar story with the data, in ordered mode.
So effectively, fsync()ing five files one time each is performing 25 fsync()s.
One fix
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