Patrice wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know that if I use replication mecanism with cyrus-imap
2.3.1
should I have to worry about db files( seen.db, mailboxes.db, deliver.db
...) and sieve scripts
No. All *necessary* dbs are handled by the replication code.
deliver.db and tls_sessions.db ar
Rosenbaum, Larry M. wrote:
We are currently running Cyrus IMAP v1.5.19 on Solaris 6, which has not
been upgraded because I thought the server would be going away soon. I
have recently found out that it is not going away, and that we are
moving it to new and better hardware (and Solaris 9), so th
> >> We have the following set in the imapd.conf for 2.3.1 install:
> >> virtdomains: on
> >> admins: globaladmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> defaultdomain: xyz.com
> >>
> >> and in saslauthd.conf:
> >> ldap_default_realm: xyz.com
> >>
> >> Following cyradm logins fail for the 'globaladmin', whether or
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have the following set in the imapd.conf for 2.3.1 install:
virtdomains: on
admins: globaladmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
defaultdomain: xyz.com
and in saslauthd.conf:
ldap_default_realm: xyz.com
Following cyradm logins fail for the 'globaladmin', whethe
+-Le 29/12/2005 14:52 -0500, Dave McMurtrie a dit :
| Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
|
|>
|> Are we talking about cyrus murder? I'll definitely take a look.
|
| He's actually talking about the replication code that David Carter wrote.
| Murder only offers scalability, and does not give you any type
> We have the following set in the imapd.conf for 2.3.1 install:
> virtdomains: on
> admins: globaladmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> defaultdomain: xyz.com
>
> and in saslauthd.conf:
> ldap_default_realm: xyz.com
>
> Following cyradm logins fail for the 'globaladmin', whether or not
> FQDN is passed as a
Igor Brezac wrote:
On Wed, 28 Dec 2005, Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
Hello all.
How would one go about building a Cyrus cluster?
Suppose you wanted to make two servers a failover IMAP cluster. The
way I imagine it, the MTA can forward messages to two servers.
Problem is, deleting from one se
Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
Are we talking about cyrus murder? I'll definitely take a look.
He's actually talking about the replication code that David Carter
wrote. Murder only offers scalability, and does not give you any type
of replication of the backend mailstore.
Thanks,
Dave
C
We are currently running Cyrus IMAP v1.5.19 on Solaris 6, which has not
been upgraded because I thought the server would be going away soon. I
have recently found out that it is not going away, and that we are
moving it to new and better hardware (and Solaris 9), so this would be
an excellent time
If you are running Fedora and having problems with getting
auxprop/sasldb to work, the issue may be selinux -- I believe this is a
default install option since FC3?
If you see the following message:
Dec 29 10:43:13 example.com imap[24170]: unable to open Berkeley db
/etc/sasldb2: Permission d
Nikola Milutinovic schrieb:
> How would one go about building a Cyrus cluster?
>
> Suppose you wanted to make two servers a failover IMAP cluster. The way
> I imagine it, the MTA can forward messages to two servers. Problem is,
> deleting from one server will not reflect on the other. I'd like to
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