Re: lmtp socket

p hehehe ... in the process of writing this email I fixed the problem! The error: Sep 14 16:02:15 server deliver[5186]: connect(/var/tmp/imap/configdir/socket/lmtp) failed: Connection refused shows that it is trying to connect to lmtp ... which doesn't exist. I linked lmtp -> imap and stuff started working. This is sort of strange, but whatever. Thanks Scott. Brendan

lmtp socket

Sep 14 15:58 imap so there is indeed no lmtp socket. How do I create this socket? Thanks, Brendan

pam/cyrus

ut I don't know which modules to use, so if someone could post theirs or point me in a good direction, it would be very helpful. Thanks. Brendan

phantom mailbox

i stupidly did the following: cyradm -user cyrus localhost localhost> cm user1 rather than localhost> cm user.user1 ls $partition-default: user1 stage. user cyrus is my administrative account. localhost> dm user1 deletemailbox: Permission denied localhost> sam user1 cyrus all setaclmailbox

DBERROR?

/db and I didn't see instructions to do so in the docs (but I could have missed something, I suppose). Thanks. Brendan [EMAIL PROTECTED]

binary ownership

Which user should own the relevant cyrus binaries, like deliver? Root, or cyrus? Thanks, Brendan

Re: cyrus configuration

I use 143 and it gives me the same error. -p 220 says use port 220, and 220 seems to be imap3. But 143 gives me the same behaviour. Thanks, Brendan On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 12:28:04AM +0200, Atif Ghaffar wrote: > use port 143 instead > Cyrus is an IMAP4 server. > > > brendan

cyrus configuration

: prot layer failure (I tried setting the port/service name in inetd.conf to imap2 and imap3 in turn but both gave the same error.) Anyone know what's up? Thanx. Brendan

cyrus configuration

I conpiled cyrus and have been trying to configure it. I edited all the appropriate files, /etc/services, /etc/inetd.conf, master.cf and main.cf for postfix, added the user, etc. When I try: killall -HUP inetd animul:/etc# /packages/cyrus-imapd/bin/imtest -m login -p imap localhost I get: co

ssl

the function body of SSL_library_init(), which is declared in ssl.h (in the openssl hierarchy). I haven't found it either, but I think I am probably doing something else wrong. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Brendan

compilation woes

ersions of openssl, and this doesn't help. Any suggestions? Thanx. Brendan