Hello,
A customer wanted a new machine, and I used Cyrus 2.2 (Debian Etch).
Before I used Debian Sarge with Cyrus 2.1. I just copied all data to the
new machine, installed Cyrus 2.2 and saw no problem. So I did no
conversion to another database type or something like that.
Now my customer says th
Paul van der Vlis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A customer wanted a new machine, and I used Cyrus 2.2 (Debian Etch).
> Before I used Debian Sarge with Cyrus 2.1. I just copied all data to the
> new machine, installed Cyrus 2.2 and saw no problem. So I did no
> conversion to another database type or somethin
Hello all,
Having recently moved away from mbox format, I'm at a bit of a loss
dealing with seemingly trivial issues...
Using mbox, I could become root on the server, and run
"mail -u "
to view the user's mail in a quick and dirty fashion. This is handy, for
instance, when the user has 20
On 9/19/07, Rick Kunkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Having recently moved away from mbox format, I'm at a bit of a loss
> dealing with seemingly trivial issues...
>
> Using mbox, I could become root on the server, and run
>
>"mail -u "
>
> to view the user's mail in a quick and
>
> Currently, I'm modifying a pinerc file and running PC-Pine to do
> this if
> necessary. Are there any other tools available for this kind of
> quick and
> dirty mailbox manipulation? Modifying config files on a per-user
> basis is
> kind of a pain, and running webmail can be slow with h
Rudy Gevaert schreef:
> Paul van der Vlis wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> A customer wanted a new machine, and I used Cyrus 2.2 (Debian Etch).
>> Before I used Debian Sarge with Cyrus 2.1. I just copied all data to the
>> new machine, installed Cyrus 2.2 and saw no problem. So I did no
>> conversion to anot
On Wed, 19 Sep 2007, Rick Kunkel wrote:
; Currently, I'm modifying a pinerc file and running PC-Pine to do this if
; necessary. Are there any other tools available for this kind of quick and
; dirty mailbox manipulation? Modifying config files on a per-user basis is
; kind of a pain, and running
Paul,
Which Mail Client is your user using?
Additionally have you tried to run reconstruct or squatter on his INBOX
to see the difference?
(replace the $PREFIX with where your cyrus bin utilities are, and
username with the username in question)
$PREFIX/bin/reconstruct -r -f user.username
or
$P
Hello!
Is there any way to delete old messages e.g. older than 30 days from
INBOX.Trash and INBOX.Junk mailboxes of all users in a proper "cyrus-way"?
Or should we use scripts with lines something like
"find ./ -regex "./[0-9]*\." -ctime +30 -exec rm {} \;"
and then rebuild the ma
