Re: sieve and utf-8 MIME/base64 content

Hi, On 16.02.2018 15:37, Robert Stepanek wrote: Thanks for making this more clear to me :) On Fri, Feb 16, 2018, at 11:07, Vladislav Kurz wrote: The problem is that headers with non-ascii chars are encoded in form like this: Subject: =?UTF-8?B?UmU6I.gVG9v?= And also the body is sometimes c

sieve and utf-8 MIME/base64 content

Hi, I'm using sieve with cyrus to sort incoming mail, and it works perfectly with latin symbols. But what if I need to sort out the mail that has all sorts utf-8 sumbols in it ? Like MIME-encoded headers and base64 -encoded body ? I've read in the RFC that implementation should support this,

cannot expunge messages

Hi, I'm using cyrus 2.5.11. I have abount hundred mailboxes, most of them are used by users which still prefer POP3 over IMAP, but recently I noticed that I have non-deleted mail for almost a year in such mailboxes. I also have a roundcube web-interface configured to use IMAP, so I took a bri

Re: Thunderbird and "Login to server failed".

Hi, On 04.10.2017 18:26, Simon Matter wrote: Interesting, I've never seen this problem over the years. Are there firewall rules active on the cyrus-imapd host? Probably limiting connection rate? Yeah, but this happens even when I'm in the same LAN as the server is, and no filtering between my

Thunderbird and "Login to server failed".

Hi, I'm using cyrus-imapd (now 2.4.x) and Thunderbird. The problem is, when I click fast on the e-mails, I often get the "Login to server foo.bar failed" (when I click like one -email per 3 seconds everything is fine). My password is okay, so I just press "Cancel". I live with this problem fo

Re: Could not connect to socket /var/imap/socket/lmtp: Connection refused by localhost

Hi. On 17.01.2017 19:09, Andy Dorman via Info-cyrus wrote: I am not an expert by any means and I hope someone corrects me if I make a bad suggestion...but I have two questions: 1. It sounds like you have a heavily used server, so why do you have Cyrus listening on both "localhost:lmtp" AND

Could not connect to socket /var/imap/socket/lmtp: Connection refused by localhost

Hi, I'm using cyrus-imapd for quite long, but recently I encountered an issue with delivery: one of my mail servers is handling a significant load of e-mails, and quite often I'm seeing line like this in the maillog: Jan 17 12:35:26 gw0 sm-mta[7]: v0H7ZML4078586: SYSERR(root): Could not conne

idled multiplying and consuming the server

Hi. Recently I've upgraded one of my servers to cyrus-imapd 2.5.x, and shortly after upgrade I notices that logs are filling with errors like Jun 10 19:48:03 ns imap[13392]: IDLE: error sending message DONE to idled for mailbox user.foobar.Sent: Connection refused. I was not using idled on 2.4.x

bugzilla bug

Hi. Guys, where do I report the issue with a cyrus bugzilla site ? Right now it's using localized interface (at least russian when it sees russian language reported by the browser), but it incorrectly indicates the encoding in the page headers, setting it to ISO-8859-5, instead of the UTF-8 which

fud - some mailboxes don't respond

Hi. Half a year ago I wrote the message here asking about how can I retriever various statistics about a mailbox, like the last date the user was getting his mail out of it and so. and I was told about fud. I was using it since that, and successfully. But recently I got the access to one of m

Re: determine whan the mailbox was last accessed

Hi. On 28.12.2015 18:11, Bron Gondwana via Info-cyrus wrote: > You'd be looking for the "recenttime" field in the mailbox. Interestingly, it > appears you can get it via the 'fud' daemon, but it's not exposed via an > annotation. > > If you create a bug in bugzilla (or phabricator) to remind us..

determine whan the mailbox was last accessed

Hi. Some time ago I used the seen per-user databases to determine when the mailbox was last accessed (and it was easy - it was the time of seen database modification - for IMAP users, of course). Now the seen database has migrated into one file for all users, and I'm not sure how to do this. I wil

Re: sieve and global/default scripts

Hi. On 06.02.2015 18:05, Niels Dettenbach wrote: > But btw: Depending of what your filter should do, may be it makes more sense > in your target scenario to do the filter / rule task on all incoming mail in > your mailer/MDA/MTA before cyrus - i.e. by your mailers SIEVE implementation > or othe

Re: sieve and global/default scripts

Hi. On 06.02.2015 17:05, Niels Dettenbach wrote: > The sieve script is (depending from where or what it should do) in a global > place (or domain) - logged in as cyrus admin - - like imap/sieve/global or by > SIEVE shell - within the cyrus system and then INCLUDED by user scripts which > should

Re: sieve and global/default scripts

Hi. On 06.02.2015 14:46, Niels Dettenbach wrote: > did you still have read the manual?: I really do. The most sad thing - is that I have to read the part that isn't yet written. The thought of the author of this particular article was dwelling for some reason, there's no explanation about how the

sieve and global/default scripts

Hi. How do I assign a default sieve script to each existing user (I can write a script and symlink the default sieve script to each sieve user's folder, but it seems way rude) ? I have set the autocreate_sieve_compiledscript, but since imapd continues to complain about the /var/imap/sieve/u/user/d

replication

Hi. If I'm using replication, and master goes offline for a moment, and I have some mail delivered on replica (from SMTP, beacuse I kinda have SMTP configured to deliver on localhost, and IMAP master is also a CARP master), how do I handle this situtation when master is back online (and the ma

seen db

Hi. Guys, where is the seen database nowadays ? :) I used to think that it's stored in /user//.seen, these files do exist on my server but they seem to be irrelevant. I just truncated one of them and the seen information didn't go anywhere. Furthermore, they aren't touched by the server for a

have to remove all remains of deleted mailboxes

Hi, all. How can I remove all remains of old bogus mailboxes with quota assigned on 'em ? ===Cut=== %./cyrquota Quota % UsedUsed Root 0 alex 0 baklanov 0 boss [...] %cyradm localhost Password: localhost> sq alex none rem