ne has any ideas, I would love to hear them. :)
Thanks!
-Joe Hrbek
I was wondering if there is an easy way to move the cyrus mail store to a
new server. I tried moving it simply by tarring the /var/lib/imap directory
and /var/spool/imap but that didn't seem to work. Of course, I had the mta
shutoff as well as cyrus-imapd prior to this operation.
I installed cyr
Every now and then I have a problem with large email messages in user's
inboxes. Most of our users use the pop3 daemon to access their mail.
Subsequently, this isn't an issue if they use IMAP. IMAP seems to be able
to pull the message down just fine. Anyway, most of the time, large
messages can
Here is the answer you seek:
--with-mysql=/usr/include/mysql \
Put that in the configure script. Of course, change the path relative to
the location of your include files for mysql.
-joe
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Andrew Morgan
your directory structure is not like this, EG, it may be
# /var/spool/imap/user and all the usernames are in one spot
# (var/spool/imap/user/auser), then you will have to make some changes.
#
# Credit: original script obtained
ust showed up with the
other data being echoed, so I took it out. ctl_mboxlist -u works now, the
\t was required. :)
Thanks,
-j
> -Original Message-
> From: Connie Starr Fensky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 9:24 AM
> To: Joe Hrbek
> Cc: Info
Just a quick question, is anyone on the list using the toltec groupware
connector? I'm thinking about purchasing it but would like to hear from
some current customers first.
Thanks.
-j
Hi, quick question. Assuming I have the space (I have 4, 146gb scsi
ultra320 drives in a raid setup with dual xeon processors and 2 gb of ram),
what is the maximum "recommended" mailbox quota? I've googled around for an
hour and I haven't been able to find anything worthwile. I also looked at
the
> > My boss asked me if I could allow quotas up to
> > 3 or 4 gb for
> > certain users. I laughed, he didn't. :)
>
> That's mostly a system policy decision, though, clients and servers will
> generally perform worse with large numbers of messages in a given folder
> (not necessaraly the same thing
Does anyone have, or can anyone point me to a program or perl
script/whatever that will "stress test" my email system? I'm curious to see
how much my system can take. I tried hacking mstone from the mozilla folks
but I can't seem to get that to work despite their claim that it "could"
work with a
Does anyone use the squat indexes as described in:
http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/download/imapd/man/squatter.8.html
If so, any opinion on it? Good, bad, ugly? I'm thinking that it would only
provide a boost to those users that have an incredible amount of email in
their mailbox, this is an assum
Hi everyone!
I've been trying to tweak my cyrus system to improve performance. I have a
few programs (smtp-sink that came with postfix) that I use to test my
server. I used smtp-sink to send 100 messages to a random set of 20
different accounts (2,000 messages total; average time to send is abou
Every now and then I start getting duplicate emails from the cyrus list.
None of my other lists do this, nor does this happen with regular everyday
email. It all comes to the same account. I can't find any errors in the
log either and i'm not sure if there even should be any. Has anyone had
this
Behalf Of Joe Hrbek
> Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 9:57 AM
> To: Info-Cyrus
> Subject: duplicate emails from the cyrus list :(
>
>
> Every now and then I start getting duplicate emails from the cyrus list.
> None of my other lists do this, nor does this happen with regular e
I was wondering if anyone has been able to get snmp to work with
cyrus-imapd? I tried to get it working with net-snmp, redhat enterprise 3
and imapd-2.1.16, and I even tried using imapd-2.2.x and applying the patch
from bugzilla (https://bugzilla.andrew.cmu.edu/show_bug.cgi?id=2152) but i'm
having
> I'm confused, the cyrus admin does *not* need access to user mailboxes
> for delivery to take place (at least for the INBOX).
Sorry for the mix-up. I just looked at mine:
localhost.localdomain> lam user/jhrbek.gplsinc.com
jhrbek.gplsinc.com lrswipcda
cyrus lrswipcda
localhost.localdomain>
Min
> That's not correct.. You can use mysql and have accounts automatically
> created..
> If you install the autocreate patches..
That is really cool! I didn't know you could do that. At least Mr. Grant's
post wasn't completely useless. Someone learned from it! :)
-j
> I had to use
> pam_mysql and run saslauthd -a pam. Works quite nicely.
> I also
> tried to use the sasl mysql auxprop plugin (or something like that),
> but it didn't work out then.
Auxprop is a way better way to go than to use saslauthd, especially for
mysql.
imho,
-j
>Although the guys as ASG might not agree but I think it is about time that Cryus got
>it's own domain
>name. www.cyrusimap.org is free. I'm more than happy to donate some of my own time
>and money to
>register this domain name, and setup some software etc on my webserver for use by the
>Cyru
Hi, I had a bit of a bad morning today. Long story short, our virus
scanner stopped working and about 150 virus emails were delivered to the
cyrus mailstore. This was scattered through about 50 mailboxes. I quickly
realized what was happening and fixed the scanner, but the problem of the
infect
I think what you are looking for can be found in:
pop3proxyd.c
pop3d.c
If you search those files for poptimeout you get:
/* Set inactivity timer */
timeout = config_getint("poptimeout", 10);
if (timeout < 10) timeout = 10;
I'd imagine that that the 10 is the default, minimum time li
This was posted in reference to a global sieve script:
http://www.irbs.net/internet/info-cyrus/0112/0133.html
It dates back to 2001. Is this capability now present in the latest cyrus
package? I use simon matter's RPM.
If so, this would be very cool.
-j
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dd wrote:
> > nope.. It's not in there.
> > Not sure when it will be either, as it's a little more involved than
> > just adding it in to cyrus imapd.. one has to figure out how a global
> > script will interact with a users local script, including having one
>
> Sounds like the Sieve Include extension is what you want. You could
> just have each users script include your "admin" script and go from
> there. The Include draft is pretty close to being done, and I already
> have an implementation floating around somewhere which will probably get
> put into
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