On Tuesday 29 November 2005 01:05, Cristian Livadaru wrote:
> I'm just curios how other people handle this? Don't you use or need any
> traffic accounting for imap?
I would not refuse to use traffic accounting. Unfortunately I not the
programmer also am not ready to write a patch for this purpos
On Sat, 03 Dec 2005, plcyrus wrote:
> cm user/userid
> but not thus:
> cm user/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Forget about it. 2.1 doesn't support that. You either need to drop the
domain, or you need to use Cyrus imapd 2.2.
If you want to use the pre-release 2.2 packages, get the source from Debian
experime
Hi,
I have set up exim4 and cyrus21 on a debian sarge system. I can recieve
mail for users created thus:
cm user/userid
but not thus:
cm user/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
As you can see I use the unix hierarchy convention, because otherwise
cyradm will not allow me to create mailboxes in the latter manne
Situation ..
I would like to move a given user's email from uw-imap to cyrus (in
fact all users). While this is happening, I would like the users to
be able to access their email normally (as it is being moved, of
course) on cyrus.
I can make it so I can access the uw-imap mailbox for th
I'm having a weird problem with a new cyrus install: Thunderbird/Mozilla
are hanging saving an outgoing message to the Sent folder. It appears
that they're dealing badly with problem with the cyrus installation.
I've used cyradm to delete and recreate the user mailbox, to no avail.
This is "str
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=postfix-users&m=113351049025901&w=2
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=postfix-users&m=113344797910649&w=2
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Ken Murchison wrote:
Yeah, the script for [EMAIL PROTECTED] has:
vacation :addresses "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" ...
Yup...
This is obviously something that makes no sense and IMO falls under
the GIGO principal (garbage in, garbage out).
The vacation code checks the headers to make sure that o
