Hello Marcelo,
Identify these emails in the metadata table by checking for the sent
column.
Their values should be a timestamp for 2036 (which is clearly wrong and
either
a parser issue or a malformed Date: header). Then fix their sent values
to
the same as the arrived column.
Janos
On 2
Hello Jeremiah,
I'll try to come up with something usable starting at here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54189837/python-o365-authentication-when-basic-authentication-becomes-deprecated
Note that I'll prefer the imapfetch.py utility to get emails via imap.
Janos SUTO
On 2022-07-01 00
Hello Hagen,
piler in the early 1.3.x days has switched to epoll which is a Linux
only method.
I'm not sure if the FreeBSD Linux-compatibility mode actually has proper
support
to run such binaries. I'd be glad if you could try and share your
experiences.
Anyway, you are right, the prefork
Hello Hugo,
I'm so sorry that the fix took quite some time to be made. Please
get this commit
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/8685574ede416cfce65fb8b1ebc950764778c898
and it solves this issue.
Janos
On 2021-01-27 16:35, Hugo Alvarez wrote:
Hi Janos,
First thanks for all.
Rega
Hello,
On 2021-06-25 21:34, Marcelo Machado wrote:
I did a fresh installation of Mail Piler version 1.3.11 on Ubuntu
16.04 and when I log in with auditor user, the error message "HTTP
ERROR 500" appears.
The apache error log shows the error "PHP Parse error: syntax error,
unexpected '=' in
Hello Ryan,
I've updated pilerexport.c to have the increased buffer size,
also print the sphinx query to see what's going on with this
commit:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/66a8f60d9d1ced70fe46d6e76041989e7b779f0f
Janos
On 2021-05-04 02:39, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Follow up for an
The main search query is equivalent in capabilities with the 'advanced'
search.
In fact I personally consider it the preferred way to search. See the
examples
at https://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:using-the-gui
Also consider the below query how to use it:
a:pdf raw: @subject test email
On 2021-05-02 09:15, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Ideally, in the dry run, I'd like to have it print "attachment: [id]"
much like the emails print "id: [id]" so I can get a count of emails
and associated attachment numbers, which is often required in legal
queries as a the "number of items" found for c
OK, this commit gives you the raw: label:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/7b47ce3ca20f9f4ab3234afd6641fe364eaedbc6
Whatever you enter after 'raw:', it will be inside the MATCH('') clause.
Janos
On 2021-05-02 09:15, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Hi Janos,
On Sun, May 2, 2021 at 2:24 AM wr
Hello Ryan,
On 2021-05-02 01:15, Ryan Blenis wrote:
1. Is there a way to have the pilerexport dry run output the number of
attachments linked to the query?
Just to clarify. Let's say you have 10 matching emails with 15
attachments
total, and you want pilerexport to print 15?
2. Would i
Hello Martin,
On 2021-04-27 15:23, Martin Nadvornik wrote:
we also have the same or at least a similar problem. However not with
every mail but with most. We were so far also unable to find the root
cause for this and can't see any distinctive differences between mails
that fail to restore a
On 2021-04-17 00:36, Alexander Noack wrote:
I created a group in Piler by the name of a Public Folder and assigned
the email addresses from the rcpt table for that Public Folder.
Now I am trying to add the Group to the user session via
CUSTOM_EMAIL_QUERY_FUNCTION but apparently the auth_data
Hello Ryan,
try getting the master branch, do a complete build, however, don't
install it.
Instead enter the src directory, use LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. to make sure
./pilerexport
will use the recently built libpiler.so file, and try again. Also it's
worth to check what's going on 127.0.0.1:9306 w
Hello Ryan,
On 2021-04-08 01:36, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Thanks, that led me to what is causing the issue / confusion.
The -w switch is described as "Where condition to pass to sphinx, eg.
"match('@subject: piler')"
Which led me to believe the MATCH string was all that was supposed to
be there/
Hello Ryan,
please apply this patch to pilerexport.c, and recompile it.
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/e6607b0bf1d44562bcf2a08e3bfed94181b7b95d
It syslogs the sphinx query. Then try the following. Enter the search
query
on the gui, and record the sphinx query syslogged. Then re-r
Hello Frank,
in openssl 1.1.x the output of the openssl command has changed. Assuming
your mentioned piler installation is older than 2020-10-17, then I
suggest
to try updating system/helper/TrustedTimestamps.php from the master
branch,
and let's see how it goes.
Janos
On 2021-04-06 16:50
Hello BKH,
you are right. The postinstall created cron entries indeed have
watch_sphinx_main_index.sh, however such script doesn't exist.
The original purpose of the script would be to display a warning
on the health page when the main1.* files have been grown pretty
large and it's worth to o
Dear piler users,
I'd like to get your help with
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/issues/1058/database-table-name-group-reserved-keyword
The issue is about finding a better name for the group table.
The problem is that "group" is a reserved keyword in sql, so
you need to backtick it in a
Dear piler users,
I've just released 1.3.11, a bugfix release addressing the crash of
piler-smtp daemon.
It occurs under certain conditions, usually when piler runs in a virtual
machine, and
it's suspended by a backup application while processing an email. When
the VM is resumed
then piler-
On 2021-02-22 14:19, Wagner, Patrick wrote:
We can probably get rid of the tempory debug output code, can't we?
Yes. Either remove them for yourself or get the master branch,
and recompile, then overwrite the piler-smtp binary.
Janos
On 22.02.2021 13:17, s...@acts.hu wrote:
Hello,
tha
Hello,
thank you for both of your feedbacks. As much as I dislike systemd,
it allows you to restart piler-smtp in case it crashes. But hopefully
it won't happen in the future after this fix.
Also I've merged it to the master branch, and I'll release a bugfix
version 1.3.11, and I'll make a de
Hello Patrick,
thank you for your feedback. I'd like you to update the smtpsegv branch,
and recompile piler-smtp. I've refactored the timeout checks, and pushed
the commit to the branch on bitbucket.
Janos
On 2021-02-15 14:34, Wagner, Patrick wrote:
Hello Janos,
happened Sa->So this time
Hello Patrick,
then we need to dig deeper to understand what's going on. I created
a new branch to have some extra debugging. Please check out this commit:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/ac434e73ef86c031ee451284a00fc7062c579f9c
Perhaps it's easier to get
https://bitbucket.org/jsut
Hello Patrick,
I've been reported such issues when a backup system paused or froze
the virtual machine running piler. I suspect that it might be the
case for you based on the time and days you mentioned.
The problem in such cases is that piler-smtp is in the middle of
processing an email, the
Hello Hugo,
thank you for the pacthes. Have you tried to use imapfetch.py with
python3?
Also can you track what happens or at what point pilerimport stucks?
Anything
relevant in the mail logs?
I've just re-run the import test, and pilerimport has properly updated
the
import table.
Janos
Dear piler users,
I'm aware of that many of you use centos 6, 7 and 8. And some systemd
un-fans
even centos 5. I assume all of you have heard the recent news that
centos 8
deceases at the end of this year as we know it, and Redhat suggests to
move
to Centos Stream:
https://blog.centos.org/
Dear piler users,
new year, new release. I've just released version 1.3.10. The release
notes document has 3 items:
- switching from Blowfish to AES-256
- obsoleted the tcp_wrappers with a postscreen style smtp acl list, see
my previous email and
https://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:sm
Dear piler-users,
I've been using tcp_wrappers for limiting network access to several
daemons,
and piler-smtp also supports it.
Unfortunately the redhat/centos distros have dropped tcp_wrappers
support
starting with version 8, and in some cases there might be a better way
to
do the job.
Hello,
On 2020-12-27 08:31, d tbsky wrote:
I want to upgrade our piler from "1.3.4 + sphinx 2.2" to "1.3.9/10
+ sphinx 3.3.1".
I notice there is a new config entry at sphinx.conf:
"SPHINX_CHARSET_TABLE".I am still confused after reading the document.
if I already setup "ngram_len" and
Hello,
On 2020-12-28 08:56, d tbsky wrote:
I was testing master commit fb9150f and upgrade from sphinx 2.2 to
3.3.1. according to piler manual, I need to reindex everything.
so I install a new machine. copy /var/piler and /var/lib/mysql to
new machine and do procedure below:
rm -
On 2020-12-14 15:37, jb wrote:
I only send you the lines from /var/log/mail.log. Do you wanted other
ones to?
No. However, when the system boots and starts piler, then you usually
have such
lines, eg.
Dec 13 16:59:17 cust1 piler-smtp[203]: reloaded config:
/etc/piler/piler.conf
Dec 13
On 2020-12-14 15:13, jb wrote:
piler.service:
[Unit]
Description=Piler daemon
After=network.target mariadb.service
...
The systemd files look fine.
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]: connected from 1.2.3.4:38359
on fd=6 (active connections: 1)
Dec 14 15:09:01 piler piler-smtp[392]:
Hello Jonathan,
On 2020-12-14 13:48, jb wrote:
I run here the latest piler version, on debian 10 and I have the
problem, that after a restart piler is not saving anymore the emails.
I had this now multiple times, and I think it have to do with the
piler.pid file.
I saw now many time in syst
Dear piler-users,
piler features the folder feature, and I got a request a few years ago
to revise and fix it (check out this old branch:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/branch/per_user_folder2),
and a new request recently to adjust it.
Before deciding whether to revise and fix the folder
Dear piler-users,
I'm writing to you about the encryption that piler uses. tl;dr: piler is
switching from
Blowfish 128 bit to AES 256 bit encryption. It's a bit long and
technical to some degree,
but please read it through to get the whole picture, and understand
there's no need to be
afra
Dear piler users,
while I was checking the product mailstore (an email archiving
competitor)
what features they offer, I found telemetry. The mailstore telemetry is
an opt-in feature sends some key metrics allowing the mailstore company
to better understand the usage of their product. The fe
Hello Patrick,
it seems that a few things have changed, so I've fixed the issue
to make the feature work again.
Please apply the following commits:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/4a131f3058766ecdeb3021f5478746f58938c2c8
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/commits/427114b89202e365866
Hello Patrick,
for starters the DECRYPT_ATTACHMENT_BINARY should be pileraget (not
pilerget).
Also it might be worth to go over the steps and check if everything is
setup properly:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/issues/480/support-rfc3161-trusted-timestamps
https://www.mail-archive.co
Hello Stefan,
On 2020-09-17 10:52, Stefan Günther wrote:
I have a general question abou using AD accounts in mailpiler.
After configuring the AD authentication, I can successfully log into
the web interface with one the AD users.
My expectation was that this user should automatically be ab
On 2020-09-10 11:16, Martin Nadvornik wrote:
thank you as always for your quick help. You were absoluteley right,
using the two rules works perfectly.
In case someone stumbles upon this in future and thinks two rules are
too unwieldy, the regex "(^someth...@example.com)|(
someth...@example.co
Hello Martin,
On 2020-09-09 14:33, Martin Nadvornik wrote:
I recently discovered that archiving rules like "From:
someth...@example.com" or "To: someth...@example.com" will also trigger
for e-mail addresses like "justsometh...@example.com". Is there any way
to perform an exaxct matching?
I a
Hello,
get the latest master, it fixes the issue.
Janos
On 2020-08-29 21:49, BKH-Netz.de - Postfach wrote:
Hello Janos,
on a completely new installation with Piler 1.3.9 / Sphinx 3.3.1 and
with no imported mails i alway get this error:
ERROR: index 'delta1': reserved field name 'from'.
F
I suggest to fix imapfetch.py.
Locate this part in the file, and fix the port number:
if args.port == 993:
conn = imaplib.IMAP4_SSL(args.server)
else:
conn = imaplib.IMAP4(args.server)
Janos
On 2020-08-27 10:36, Yann Lehmann wrote:
Am 27.08.2020 um 10:09 schrieb s.
Hello,
On 2020-08-27 09:57, Yann Lehmann wrote:
Due to a server dysfunction of our mail-server, our piler server could
not archive mails for several weeks.
As most of our users do not delete mails from their inbox very often,
there is a good chance that most of them could be imported.
Howe
Dear piler users,
I've just released version 1.3.9 of piler. You may find below the
changes at the
end of this email. I'd like to describe the sphinx related changes in a
bit more
detail.
Sphinx 3.3.1 introduced a strict check on the sql query for the indexer.
Instead
of relying on the un
On 2020-07-31 17:16, Wagner, Patrick wrote:
So that issue is fixed now, but has unearthed another - I can find and
open all mails just fine as auditor@local, and logging in with my
personal account works as well (I'm shown only my emails, as it should
be), but another email address / account
Hello Marcelo,
connect to the piler mysql database, and execute the following query:
update metadata set retained=10 where id > x;
Then let pilerpurge.py take care of the rest.
x: is the numeric id of the last email you want to keep.
Make sure to double check, because after purging the
It's ok. Btw. thanks Martin reporting the website issue. The site's
cache
was corrupted, now it's back online.
Janos
On 2020-07-22 21:17, Marcelo Machado wrote:
Janos, I'm sorry if I was misunderstood.
I didn't know the piler.com [1] website and I accidentally entered it
thinking I was acc
I'd like to clarify a few things. I'll use the following conventions
in this email to distinguish between the open source and commercial
editions of piler:
- 'piler': the open source email archiving project
- 'piler-ee': the commercial, enterprise version of piler
I'm a huge fan of open sour
On 2020-07-16 21:35, Marcelo Machado wrote:
Just an observation.
The migration documentation on the website does not mention anything
about the piler.key file.
"Make sure that piler.key on NEW is the same as on OLD, and if the 'iv'
parameter is set on OLD in piler.conf, it must have the same
On 2020-07-16 20:31, Marcelo Machado wrote:
- is there an iv parameter in the old host's piler.conf file?
No.
- are the piler.key files on old and new host identical?
Not also.
That's the problem. Legacy emails can be decrypted with old piler.key
only.
However, you started to encrypt new
Usually I don't require any sensitive information to troubleshoot,
eg. your mysql password, or even the attached encryption key.
Anyway, I can see that no 'iv' parameter in piler.conf on the
new host. However,
- is there an iv parameter in the old host's piler.conf file?
- are the piler.key file
Hello Ryan,
On 2020-05-03 00:15, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes they're all different... but very
oddly formatted.
I can send you a copy of the output directly if you'd like, as I don't
want to expose a bunch of emails. But the gist is that many have
periods, dashes, or
Hello Ryan,
this must be definitely a bug. What piler version do you use?
Try selecting the first 1000 rows for id=37, and check if the
recipients are actually all different.
Do you still get new rcpt rows for id=37?
I suspect that piler tries to keep processing the very same email.
Janos
Hello,
it's in /usr/local/etc/piler.
Janos
On 2020-04-21 19:42, BKH-Netz.de - Postfach wrote:
Hello,
i installed Piler 1.3.8 for testing on a new system like this:
wget https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/downloads/piler-1.3.8.tar.gz
tar zxvf piler-1.3.8.tar.gz
cd piler-1.3.8/
./configure
Dear piler users,
there was a thread on GoBD compliance back in 2017. And the
conclusion was that all piler needs is a procedural documentation
describing what it does with an email.
Finally I've made it, thanks for Adrian to persuading me.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jqPu10WMgx9VLds
Hmm, it's odd. Anyway, I'm glad that you made it eventually. I'll check
what has changed since 1.37. Btw. the mail log is usually
/var/log/mail.log
or /var/log/maillog.
Janos
On 2020-04-17 19:41, Robitaille, Cameron wrote:
I have it working now. I downgraded the webui code from 1.38 to 1
Hello,
look at the mail log file. Piler syslogs all events. For starters,
check config-site.php, and verify that you have enabled ldap
authentication.
Then check the ldap server, port, ldap helper user account settings.
Also check if there's any traffic from the archive to the ldap server.
Hello Cameron,
based on the ntlm logs the authentication is successful, and apache
also says granted. Please check out the mail log as well as apache's
error log for additional clues.
Also check if you can login by using ldap authentication, ie. not using
sso.php
but rather the usual login.
Hello,
your scripts look fine by looking. Do the following to troubleshoot
the issue:
check the permissions on /var/piler, piler should be able read it,
then /var/piler/sphinx dir and its contents must be read-writable
for piler.
When you start searchd, verify that searchd runs as user piler
Hello Koby,
On 2020-04-06 07:07, Koby Peleg Hen wrote:
Hello all ,
I am currently on this ,
Please Janos , make your decision.
Since I have looking at your project for very long time ,
And my client begin to ask for.
It is very simple to implenent , because there is simple convertor
from
Hello Ryan,
On 2020-04-06 00:45, Ryan Blenis wrote:
Thank you as always for your quick and in-depth response. I certainly
understand the delicate balance between FOSS and enterprise paywalls
and feature-sets, and I thank you for even having an open source
option to begin with! I'm just plann
Hello Ryan,
On 2020-04-05 10:55, Ryan Blenis wrote:
I see the enterprise version you offer it says one of the features
piler has is S3 object storage, which looks like it was originally
requested on the mailing list in 2018:
https://www.mail-archive.com/piler-user@list.acts.hu/msg01335.html
Hello Cameron,
well, for starters check out
http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:upgrade
Basically you get the tarball, run configure with the same parameters as
before, run make clean all, make install. And update the gui as well.
Then restart piler daemons, and you should be fine.
Janos
The date header is malformed: Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2020 20:11:30 UT
Notice the missing "C" letter. Once I appended it, the recognized
timestamp was just fine.
Janos
On 2020-02-04 12:55, Marcelo Machado wrote:
Thank you Janos. Below is the header:
Hello Martin,
On 2020-01-07 17:26, Martin Nadvornik wrote:
although my answer is a bit late, I still want to thank you for your
explanation and example. It worked as expected for our use case. I
already knew about the custom authentication function but I never
thought of performing an ldap b
Hello Martin,
my first idea was the group feature until I saw you had ruled it out.
Then the custom email query function is to the rescue, see
http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:custom-authentication for more.
So let's say you have an ldap attribute called 'aaa' with value 'bbb'
having th
Dear piler-users,
I got a request recently to compare piler with office 365 and google
vault.
Since both google and o365 offer a cloud based solution with some minor
or perhaps
not so minor differences between them, I put both them to the blue
corner against
piler in the red corner. Pleas
Hello,
I've fixed the typo in the docs. I suggest you to also set IMAP_PORT and
IMAP_SSL parameters.
You may run ngrep to figure out what's going on the wire.
Janos
On 2019-10-31 13:15, hw wrote:
Hello Janos,
thanks so far :-)
I found the typo and it has to be like this:
$config['CUSTO
Hello,
I've just updated the custom authentication docs at
http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:custom-authentication
Please check out the CUSTOM_PRE_AUTH_FUNCTION feature at the end.
Janos
On 2019-10-29 10:12, BKH - Post wrote:
Hi @all,
is there a possibility to establish an authenticat
Hello,
I've just redeployed my dev environment. This is how it works (and it
works):
I selected 3 emails, then as an auditor I removed them. On the gui they
were
greyed out immediately.
Then I ran pilerpurge.py, and noticed in the mail logs:
Aug 28 18:39:00 780405577d9b pilerpurge.py[95
Hello,
On 2019-08-25 18:29, BKH wrote:
unfortunately all older emails were gone in WebGUI.
After checking sphinx index i found them in spinx index.
I dont know how to get then back to WebGUI an so i tried to reindex.
But this did not work for me.
In fact that this is not a big problem - yes
Dear piler users,
I'm planning to remove the mobile theme unless some of you are
using it actively. In this case drop me an email that I shouldn't.
The deadline is 1 week from now.
The mobile theme is my clumsy attempt to create a mobile friendly
theme, however the default theme still looks m
Hopefully, it's not a big deal. Anyway, if your index data is fine,
then it might be safe to ignore. Otherwise I'll need to fix it.
Janos
On 2019-08-24 16:50, BKH wrote:
Ok, it worked, thank again :-)
Is this spinx.conf part of piler download (Version 1.3.5) which i used?
I changed @LOCALS
Hello,
On 2019-08-24 16:11, BKH wrote:
i put
define('SPHINX_VERSION', 311);
if a similar line wasn't there already, then your sphinx.conf version is
not ready for 3.1.1. Grab this one:
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/raw/c84bea95061820135cc1edcc8beb88ccb0d0f053/etc/sphinx.conf.in
and sa
Hello,
On 2019-08-24 12:55, BKH wrote:
thanks again for your advice.
I changed values according to your suggestion and it works.
But i stumbled upon WebGUI, where indexer job is shown as a regular
30-minute-job, even if values are changed in piler cronjobs.
Is there some workaround for thi
Hello,
did you fix the sphinx version number in sphinx.conf?
For sphinx 3.1.1 it should be
define('SPHINX_VERSION', 311);
Janos
On 2019-08-24 15:34, BKH wrote:
Hello,
i made some progress in building a mail archiv with the help of piler.
Now i tried to purge some aged / deleted (i know,
Hello,
check out config.php, and find $health_smtp_servers variable at the end
of it, and fix it.
PS: I'll move this variable somewhere above in config.php, so it can be
overridden in
config-site.php in the future.
Janos
On 2019-08-22 10:35, BKH wrote:
Hello,
i changed piler SMTP-Port
Hello,
I don't think it's broken. The link opens just fine.
Janos
On 2019-06-27 16:11, Yuchen Guo wrote:
This link
https://bitbucket.org/jsuto/piler/downloads/piler_1.3.5~bionic-f2e4cb1_amd64.deb
is broken, please fix.
Regards
YC
Hello Arnold,
well, I'd say give piler a shot and see it for yourself if it works
as expected for your use case.
And don't let my personal opinion ("rarely used") misguide you.
Janos
On 2019-06-26 20:39, Arnold Opio Oree wrote:
Hello to you all,
I'd like to ask about my intended applicati
Dear piler users,
it's unlikely that the sphinx 2.2.x branch will get any more updates.
From
now on, piler supports sphinx 3.1.1. For the details please check out
the
piler wiki: http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:sphinx3 if you want to
upgrade sphinx from 2.2.x to 3.1.1.
If you have a
OK, I see. I've just checked the latest build with some test emails,
and I couldn't notice the problem you mentioned. Though I checked with
images only as any corruption can be easily spotted.
Btw. can you show me a non sensitive corrupted attachment?
Perhaps via a filesharing site or similar.
Hello Christian,
the official upgrade guide mentioned how to upgrade from 1.3.0 to 1.3.4.
Since 1.3.5 is a minor bugfix release, I've updated it as "from 1.3.0 to
1.3.5".
http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/current:upgrade
Let me know if you have any questions.
Janos
On 2019-04-29 08:46, Kat
Hello Frank,
well, I think your only option is to re-stamp existing emails,
since you can't really use them to validate without the (now
disappeared)
TSA authority who issued them.
Janos
On 2019-04-13 23:33, Frank Schmitz wrote:
seems like the timestamping authority I used "disbanded" and
Hello Marcelo,
check if you have copied piler.key, piler.conf from old installation.
(Based on the new messages displayed properly I assume these files and
the piler binaries have proper ownership and permissions.)
Janos
On 2019-02-23 20:02, Marcelo Machado wrote:
Hello everyone.
After mig
Hello Marina,
On 2018-11-05 13:35, Frau Marina Diezler wrote:
I turned on periodic purge in the backend so that calling pilerpurge
is allowed to delete anything at all. We created some retention rules,
for example all mails sent from our gitlab-instance on another host
should be deleted afte
Hello Mario,
it's great news :-)
Janos
On 2018-10-10 20:42, Mario Pastoor wrote:
thank you for your're quick reply. I've checked the index last weekend
and watched the behavior of the machine for the last days and I'm lad
to
say that CPU load is back to a normal level. (see the attached i
Hello Michael,
On 2018-10-07 13:03, Michael Mansour wrote:
I'd like to look at exporting emails from the old and into the new,
based on emails for all the domain instead of defining email
addresses.
well, pilerexport can do that. Go to a directory where piler has write
access, and expect m
On 2018-10-07 13:00, Michael Mansour wrote:
I've tried to search through the documentation for this but can't find
anything definitive.
I have installed a new 1.3.4 Mail Piler server. I have memcached
installed and running, have the PHP PECL Memcached install in PHP
also.
From the docs:
ht
Hello Michael,
On 2018-10-07 13:32, Michael Mansour wrote:
I noticed I made a small mod in your logout.php script when
implementing years ago, I didn't like how it stays on the logout and
you have to manually click the back link.
So I modified the bottom of your logout.php to:
...
}
hea
Hello Mario,
On 2018-10-05 21:03, Mario Pastoor wrote:
first of all a huge "thank you" for this piece of software, Janos! :-)
you are welcome :-)
Well, it's a nice troubleshooting anyway. The issue is that the select
query may not use the proper index, so it takes more and more time to
ge
Hello Michael,
I recommend to upgrade to the latest stable version 1.3.4.
One possible way to do it is deploying centos 7 x64 with php 7
on a new host, then exporting all emails from old archive, and
import them on new archive.
When you have double checked that new archive works properly, yo
Dear piler users,
I got a question recently whether piler supports Digital Oceans' object
storage
(called 'spaces', see https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/spaces/ for
more).
Since piler uses files at the moment, the answer is no. However, I find
it
an interesting concept, and actually it m
Hello Oliver,
On 2018-07-11 19:19, Oliver Werner wrote:
i think that i have an issue when importing mails. When using
"pilerimport -e .eml" the mail is imported and found in
metadata table.
But when i check the table rcpt there is no record for the new message
exists. In the syslog i don’t ge
Hello Carsten,
have you restarted the piler daemon? It reads the rules when starting.
Janos
On 2018-06-01 11:17, Carsten Pohle wrote:
Hi,
I've defined a couple of archiving rules (so that matching e-mail would
NOT be archived). When testing them with pilertest, they match as
intended. Howe
Hello Patrick,
On 2018-05-27 21:14, Wagner, Patrick wrote:
at the end of the gdpr-related-notes document you mention three
specific features: delete feature / purging feature / legal hold
feature. I'm aware of the documentation for pilerpurge on your
website, but what about the other two fea
Dear piler users,
now that GDPR is on us, we all got tons of updated privacy policy emails
from several places. I've also created the privacy policy for the piler
sites, please check http://www.mailpiler.org/wiki/privacy-policy
This link refers to https://mailpiler.com/privacy-policy/ which ap
Hello,
if /var/piler/store/00 does not exist, then create it, and chown it to
piler.
Janos
On 2018-04-25 16:09, John Huong wrote:
Hi,
I'm seeing these in the syslog.
Apr 26 00:07:33 archive pilerimport[12512]:
40005ae0a7cf1d86672c005304895f97: mkdir
/var/piler/store/00/5ae/5f/97: er
Hello,
well, pilter.pl can run in the foreground, so any service
manager should be able to handle it. You should check some
examples of your favourite implementation.
Try this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers#Example_Systemd_service
Janos
On 2018-04-19 22:16, John Huong wrot
Dear piler users,
I've just committed a patchset to the master branch to support
an external dashboard. You may check it how it looks on the demo
site: http://demo.mailpiler.org, use admin@local as username and
pilerrocks as the password.
The commit is actually very simple: if an url is set, t
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