## Frank Patzig (f...@mdlink.de):
> In the mailclient are the mails unseen. The data migration from *.seen
> to cyrus.index not work. What can i do? In strace not found not data und
> in the logging not importent informations.
I believe you missed "-V max" to reconstruct. (And why not upgrade to
## Dave Carrera ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Can I pass a statement to cyradm to facilitate some automation we are trying
> out.
Why not use Perl and Cyrus::IMAP::Admin?
Fragments (no checking for errors etc):
my $client=Cyrus::IMAP::Admin->new('localhost');
$client->authenticate(-user=>'cyrus', -mecha
Hi,
I just stumled across a bug in deliver (use LMTP, I know, but that is
not an option _now_).
cyrus-imapd is stock 2.2.3 (deliver.c 1.169).
When delivering to a user's submailbox (deliver -m mbox user) where
user is in a virtual domain, deliver generates wrong +-addresses
while talking to lmtpd.
> To solve this issue, each address must be split into username and
> domain. I will write a patch as soon as we have migrated our
> cyrus-1.5-environment to 2.2.
Here we go (patching deliver.c is easier than converting thousands
of filters):
diff -Nru cyrus-imapd-2.2.3.orig/imap/deliver.c cyrus-
## Jim Sabatke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I keep getting the following messages in syslog:
> May 12 08:31:12 yoda imapd[3736]: SQUAT failed to open index
> file
> May 12 08:31:12 yoda imapd[3736]: SQUAT failed
> I've searched google and I understand that it is an
> innocuous message with the usual c
## Paul van der Vlis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I am trying to do an update from Cyrus 1.5.19 to Cyrus 2.1.16.
> My problem is, that with Cyrus 2.1.16 I cannot read mailboxes which were
> created with 1.5.19. The client says: "Mailbox does not excist", or
> something like that. Creating a new mailbo
## Andrew J Caird ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is there any reason not to use:
> hashimapspool: true
> Are there guidelines on when it is an advantage or a disadvantage to use
> it?
"Recommended for large (no of mailboxes) spools". "Large" depends on
your filesystem. Linux/ext3 takes some 15 thou
## Grisu Marc ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Please trim your lines to about 72 characters.
> Has anyone an exemple of a Berkeley DB_Config file?
set_cachesize 0 8388608 8
set_lg_regionmax 524288
set_lg_bsize 2097152
About 20,000 users, works fine.
Regards,
Christoph
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## Philip Chambers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I am writing a utility to give me a list of filespace usage for all my
> cyrus users.
What about using (cyrus)-quota?
> Can someone point me to where
> cyrus stores user filespace usage?
Assuming a not-too-old cyrus:
$configdirectory/(domain/...)?/q
## Andrew Koros ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I get the following error on attempting to logon to the IMAP server as a
> user "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" for a virtual domain "korose.net":
> May 28 18:35:08 tux saslauthd: saslauthd[25717] :do_auth : auth
> failure: [user=andrew] [service=imap] [realm=ko
## Andreas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm using postfix 2.0.19 and cyrus-imapd-2.2.4 (+patches from CVS)
> and delivery is happening via lmtp unix socket. I'm trying to make
> the [EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax to work, but to no avail: all messages
> end up in INBOX (I have set "recipient_delimiter = +" in
## Rob Siemborski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Ken -- is unixhierarchysep: yes required for virtdomains? I don't
> recall...
We are using 'virtdomains: yes" with "unixhierarchysep: no" without
trouble so far...
Regards,
Christoph
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## Jure Pe_ar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Since you need a old_server/old_mailbox -> new_server/new_mailbox mapping, i
> suggest a custom php/perl/python script that would do the same job as a
> client would do. You can use a cyrus admin account to access all mailboxes.
There is Cyrus::IMAP::Admin ren
## Tibor-Attila ANCA ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> is there something strange on the list? I am getting messages of the
> last year (December)? Someone else too?
It's not the list. Someone on host bronski.danubia-kom.de is feeding
old messages into sendmail -t (or such). Someone from Regensburg here
mig
## Tibor-Attila ANCA ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Could this someone be blocked?
As everone might have noticed, the problem has been dealt with (no, I
was not involved). No need for panic.
Gruss,
Christoph
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Hi,
my employer wants to spend some money and buy a cluster filesystem
for our IMAP servers (not that we currently need it, with only about
five thousand active users on the largest server).
The powers that be want to have "high availability" and "load balancing"
(what load?). This sounds like a re
## Michael Loftis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Two Cyrus can not use the spool concurrently at present.
That's true for the stable distribution, but we are testing (and only
testing) with code from CVS. I was not clear on that.
Our production servers do run 2.2.12 and are running fine.
Regards,
Christ
## Ken Murchison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >I am a little confused over the location of configdirectory, some of its
> >contents (like the DB environment, the socket und the proc directorys)
> >should be kept per node (I believe), while others (as quota files)
> >should be shared between nodes. What
## Ken Murchison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >>Note that the university that I wrote the code for has abandoned it
> >>because of problems with Sun's SAN filesystem.
> >Hm. Polyserve claims their filesystem "exhibits the same behavior
> >as an ext3 file system", but that's marketing... We will see.
>
## Michael Loftis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Well there's definetly a quota bug, not sure how/what/where but my quotas
> are not decreasing on our 2.1.17 Cyrus MURDER cluster. I've got a user who
> I know to have freed up atleast 300+MB of his 1gb quota, and i can see
> there is only about 500 or
## Andreas Haase ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > qserver:/home/quax# cyradm -user cyrus localhost
> > application-specific initialization failed: couldn't connect to localhost:
> > connection refused
> please have a look into the log files and control the configuration of
> sasl. If it doesn't authentica
## Thomas Mildenberger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Running debian sarge and trying to setup a mail-server with exim4, cyrus,
> procmail, spamassassin. A quite normal combination, I presume.
> I followed mainly the following howto:
> http://home.arcor.de/hm-gerhards/linux/linux_imap.html
They are still
## Thomas Mildenberger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Thanks for the fast Answer. It was indeed a problem with the inetd. Now, with
> something listening, cyradm 'listens' on the localhost.
> By the way: debian sarge uses cyrus 2.1.
Be aware that a lot of things have changed between 1.5 and 2.1.
Document
## [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> does anybody know how to prepare my mailserver - I assume it is a problem
> of the MTA, Postfix in this case - to make sending mail directly to a
> folder possible.
> The syntax seems to be +@example.org, e.g.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] posts a message directl
## [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> But the message was not delivered to the adressed folder but to the
> to level INBOX of the user.
Sounds like an ACL issue. Make sure "anonymous" has "p" rights
on all folders (at least those for incoming messages).
Just executing "sam user.newuser ano
## Nikola Milutinovic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I mean, I'm not thrilled with having "anyone" or "anonimous"
> authentications authorized to post to such folders or to public shared
> folders. True, it would take some effort to abuse it (if it is even
> possible), but I'd still like it out of the
## Thomas Schlosser ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> BUT for my understanding:
> - the "p" right was not set automatically to folders under user.xyz
> So i had to set it manually the folder(s) directly. Is this always the
> case?
Yes. Probably you won't create every user manually (that's what scripts
a
## Rob Siemborski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> However, the LMTP session can authorize each message as a particular
> sender as well. So while the postfix server authenticates to the LMTP
> server as "postfix" or whatever, the postfix server is then trusted to be
> correct when it says "this message
## Eddy Beliveau ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm running with succes cyrus-imapd-2.2.8-6.3
> Is it possible to get the last login date (pop or imap) of an user
> Is there a way to activate some annotation, like
> /vendor/cmu/cyrus-imapd/lastlogin
You can get the information from syslog.
I'm using a s
## Eddy Beliveau ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Another question: Can I deduct/extract the last login date from the content
> of the special files:
> -rw--- 1 cyrus mail 145464 Apr 5 18:14 cyrus.cache
> -rw--- 1 cyrus mail 183 Dec 20 03:43 cyrus.header
> -rw--- 1 cyrus ma
## Per Steinar Iversen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The .seen files though seems to updated whenever a mailbox is opened.
Only if they are opened via IMAP. If the mailbox is accessed via POP,
the .seen file is not touched. We ran into the same issue some time
ago, just before I added my own last login
## [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> AFAIK (running 2.1.18) you need to run reconstruct (as the cyrus user) as
> 'reconstruct -r user.myuser'
> The dot (.) is the hierarchy separator. The -r is for recursively.
While you're at it, take a -f with you ("Useful for restoring mailboxes
from
## Gordon Thagard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Apr 14 09:32:25 machine ctl_cyrusdb[18561]: [ID 854764 local6.error]
> DBERROR: error listing log files: Permission denied
That's not good.
> Apr 14 09:32:33 machine pop3[18569]: [ID 998569 local6.error] refused
> connection from machine
That's tcpwrap
## Gordon Thagard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Yes, I did. But I added appropriate entries to the /etc/hosts.allow file
> already:
> # cat /etc/hosts.allow
> sshd: ALL
> sshdfwd-X11:ALL
> imapd: ALL
> pop3d: ALL
These names do not match your cyrus.conf. Use imap, pop3,
## Nick Trenary ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I don't think so. I created to users, I logged in initially as user1 in
> Eudora and user2 in Squirrelmail. Both had the same folder names
> created. That leads me to believe it is in cyrus somewhere.
You always have INBOX, that's given by IMAP. Everyth
## Andreas Hasenack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I would like to add another imapd service in cyrus.conf listening on another
> port and using a different imapd.conf file.
> The reason is that I need to provide a different TLS certificate for
> connections comming it via a DNAT packet filter so that t
## websrvr ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I need to have two completely separate instances imap with config
> files running/
Every daemon (and other programs) from the cyrus-imapd package takes
an alternate imapd.conf with -C. The master process also takes an
alternate cyrus.conf with -M.
> Please do
## Ralph Seichter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm looking for a configuration parameter to change Cyrus IMAP's
> banner text. A banner like
> * OK server.tld Cyrus IMAP4 v2.2.3 server ready
> is giving too much away about the server, IMHO. For security reasons,
> I'd like show only the information re
## [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I use imapd 2.2.12, i have no init or other start scripts .
> When i start imapd over xinetd, or when i start the pop3 client (pop3d) over
> xinetd the error below is in logs
Cyrus uses its own "master" process for starting the daemons.
It's all in the
## Rosenbaum, Larry M. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> 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 hardwar
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