[Fwd: Enabled quotas by accident, how do I disable?]

2010-01-29 Thread Michael Glad
It seems that I've accidentially enabled IMAP quotas on one of my cyrus servers -- users complain that saving mails into certain folders fails with an 'over quota' message. There's indeed a file in the quota directory: bash-3.2$ cat /var/lib/imap/quota/u/user 226215 0 Yesterday evening, I shut

Re: [Fwd: Enabled quotas by accident, how do I disable?]

2010-01-29 Thread Edwin Hop
Michael, I don't know how to disable quota for all user but you can set the quota to -1 or none per user this will give no quota for that user. Edwin. Michael Glad schreef: > It seems that I've accidentially enabled IMAP quotas on one of my cyrus > servers -- users complain > that saving mai

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2010-01-29 Thread Dan White
On 29/01/10 11:14 +0100, Michael Glad wrote: >It seems that I've accidentially enabled IMAP quotas on one of my cyrus >servers -- users complain >that saving mails into certain folders fails with an 'over quota' message. > >There's indeed a file in the quota directory: > >bash-3.2$ cat /var/lib/i

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2010-01-29 Thread Michael Glad
Dan White wrote: > On 29/01/10 11:14 +0100, Michael Glad wrote: >> It seems that I've accidentially enabled IMAP quotas on one of my >> cyrus servers -- users complain >> that saving mails into certain folders fails with an 'over quota' >> message. >> >> There's indeed a file in the quota direct

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2010-01-29 Thread Adam Tauno Williams
On Fri, 2010-01-29 at 16:01 +0100, Michael Glad wrote: > Dan White wrote: > > On 29/01/10 11:14 +0100, Michael Glad wrote: > >> It seems that I've accidentially enabled IMAP quotas on one of my > >> cyrus servers -- users complain > >> that saving mails into certain folders fails with an 'over qu

Best/Easiest method using encrypted password in MySQL DB

2010-01-29 Thread Nybbles2Byte
Hello, I don't think I can say much more than the title. Cyrus seems to be running well but I would like to have the password in the MySQL DB encrypted. Does anyone have a "best way" of implementing that? My only criteria is that Postfix looks up the same table for user info. so whatever the

Re: Best/Easiest method using encrypted password in MySQL DB

2010-01-29 Thread Dan White
On 29/01/10 19:00 -0800, Nybbles2Byte wrote: >I don't think I can say much more than the title. Cyrus seems to be running >well but I would like to have the password in the MySQL DB encrypted. > >Does anyone have a "best way" of implementing that? > >My only criteria is that Postfix looks up the