Hello Michael Menge, you wrote:
Did you have a look at the mailboxes_dmp.txt file? Maybe it is corrupt?
I would search for user.foobar
At first (quick) sight the file seemed to be correct. Here is an extract
of a box which had the problem (I added the blank lines and replaced
tabs by spaces):
Hello,
I've got a problem with an old Cyrus installation: it is a 2.2.12
version on RedHat AS3 server which used to work correctly. It seems that
after a power failure, some mailboxes have been corrupted.
On 1000 mailboxes, 5 seem to be unreachable (for imap reads or lmtp
deliveries) with this
Hi all,
I have a cyrus mail system with scripts like that:
if size :over 2Mo {
reject Your mail is too big!;
stop;
}
If user foo send a 4 Mo mail to user bar, then bar's sieve script will
reject it and send a mail back containing the original mail. As this
mail is bigger than 2Mo, then
Hi all;
I've got a problem with my Cyrus+Postfix installation. I set up on
Debian Sarge Postfix, Cyrus21, Squirrelmail and AvelSieve without any
problem. I use a pam authentication with a flat passwd-like file which
works pretty well.
My problem is that I am not able to send any vacation
Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to add date constraints in sieve
rules ?
Something like that:
if Date Sent before 2005/04/30 and Date Sent after 2005/04/25 then
send a vacation message ?
I found on the web indications about Date Sent and Date Received
(are they headers ?) but no
Derrick J Brashear a écrit :
Well, a while ago there was a discussion about this related to NFS, and
it's quite possibly the same problem, though it's much less an issue if
you're not show your users du output.
Hello,
is there a way to translate (localize?) Sieve mail notifications ?
Christophe.
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Derrick J Brashear a écrit :
I suspect if you watch nfs network traffic you see a failed attempt to
delete the directory, the problem is likely that the nfs server for some
reason believes a file in the directory is still existant or possibly
even open and so is unwilling to delete. Is anything
hello all,
I have two Cyrus IMAP server strictly identical. One with a local spool
and another one with a private spool on a NFS server.
The Cyrus IMAP server are version 2.1.17-3 on Debian Sarge.
When I delete a mailbox (via cyradm for example), the mailbox directory
is not deleted on the
