Hello,
Michael Loftis wgops.com> writes:
> Don't use Cyrus over NFS. It's not safe. You *WILL* end up with corrupt
> mailboxes.
>
> There might be some NFS Client+Server combinations that are safe, but since
> you've a Linux client I'm guessing your NFS server is also Linux, a known
> not-s
Le Tue, Apr 25, 2006 at 08:09:19PM +0200, Yann Rouillard a écrit:
> A nicer solution would be that imap clients use annotation to guess
> which folder must be used as Drafts,Sent,... but that's not the case !
What about trying to use symbolic or hard links ? (ln on the FS)
Arnaud.
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Per
Le Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 12:15:09PM +, Alexander Vlasov a écrit:
> With apop, I'll quickly run out of randomness and cyrus will stuck.
Why don't you use the "--with-devrandom=/dev/urandom" configure
option (for sasl), making it never running out of entropy ?
You also can link your /dev/random
Le Wed, Mar 29, 2006 at 09:05:53AM -0800, Andrew Morgan a écrit:
> Do you have any way to "sniff" the traffic on this connection?
> (I'm drawing a blank how you sniff a socket).
The answer to this would also interest me. I remember seeing
something about socket monitoring in kernel config of Linux
Hello,
I'm running into a "strange" problems using quotas under Cyrus
2.2 (haven't tried 2.3 yet).
I'm using virtual domains and I've defined domain-wise quota, like
sq @domain.tld 10
and under @domain.tld, I have certain users who have quotas too, like
sq user/[EMAIL PROTECTED] 5000
and some
