I'm currently setting up a new imap server to replace my old one.
Yesterday I had GSSAPI authentication running, today it ceased working.
I did quite some configuration in the meantime mostly on the LDAP
server, but nothing I'd readily associate with cyrus-imap authentication.
I appreciate
I'm trying set up cyrus-imap using the ldapdb auxprop. I guess I've the
LDAP part up and running, but somehow imap does not really request for
authentication. So probably I still have something messed in the
configuration, which apparently has changed with respect to my last
install a couple
All mail users are in sasldb. But now the problem is that I get more
and more outlook (MS) clients that can't do CRAM-MD5.
So, I guess the imapd.conf I use needs some tweaking.
What do I have to change so that outlook express users can login?
The users are just -mail- users and have NO UNIX
-- dick hoogendijk d...@nagual.nl is rumored to have mumbled on 2. Januar
2009 21:04:37 +0100 regarding login issues:
All mail users are in sasldb. But now the problem is that I get more
and more outlook (MS) clients that can't do CRAM-MD5.
So, I guess the imapd.conf I use needs some tweaking.
Thanks Dan,
To make sure that the ldapdb plugin is installed correctly:
# cat /usr/lib/sasl2/pluginview.conf
# pluginviewer | grep ldapdb
hermod:/# grep sasl /etc/imapd.conf | grep -v '^#' | grep -v '^\s*$' |
sed 's/^sasl_//' /usr/lib/sasl2/pluginviewer.conf
hermod:/# saslpluginviewer -a
Lars Hanke wrote:
hermod:/# saslpluginviewer -a
Installed auxprop mechanisms are:
ldapdb sasldb
List of auxprop plugins follows
Plugin ldapdb , API version: 4
supports store: yes
Plugin sasldb , API version: 4
supports store: yes
Didn't know this tool so far.
Now see, I've had almost exactly the opposite experience. Reiserfs seemed
to
start out well and work consistently until the filesystem reached a
certain
size (around 160GB, ~30m files) at which point backing it up would start
to
take too long and at around 180GB would take nearly a
When sizing a storage device for a large cyrus server, the typical
question asked by storage vendors is what is the IOPS required per
mailbox
M$$ Exchange has this concept of IOPS. and they suggest 1.5 IOPS per
mailbox ( heavy users )
If I use postfix and cyrus , on my imap server ( pure IMAP
On Sat, 2009-01-03 at 13:21 +1100, Rob Mueller wrote:
Now see, I've had almost exactly the opposite experience. Reiserfs seemed
to
start out well and work consistently until the filesystem reached a
certain
size (around 160GB, ~30m files) at which point backing it up would start
