Did you revert the changes you made in squirrelmail configuration (from
the wiki) back to their pre-Dovecot (Courier) settings.
On 5/15/2016 9:41 PM, Tony White wrote:
Eirc,
Short answer is no Dovecot.
Reverted to backup and disabled qmail whitehorsetc repo.
This stopped the Dovecot install a
Tony,
I'm still not sure how domains were missing on your server? This doesn't
sound like an rpm/yum update issue at all. The RPMs on my repo certainly
don't delete domains, and the Courier to Dovecot script doesn't do this
either. Now the question is this: How do whole domains go missing on a
Eirc,
Short answer is no Dovecot.
Reverted to backup and disabled qmail whitehorsetc repo.
This stopped the Dovecot install and allowed the
server to be updated.
As to clients, the issue was firstly that Dovecot
was configured for SSL not TLS.
Other issue was to get clients to understand the dif
So, you're up and running Dovecot on this server. Can you tell us what
you did to fix it after the upgrade...In case others my try the same?
How did you resolve no clients being able to connect?
How did you resolve Squirrelmail issues?
What happened to the missing domains?
How did you resolve th
The conversion to Dovecot for squirrelmail was the issue here so I did not
think goingback was the way to go.
From: Eric
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Sent: Monday, 16 May 2016, 11:18
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] So you heard me screaming then!
Did you remove Dovecot and
Did you remove Dovecot and reinstall Courier?
On 5/15/2016 7:03 PM, Tony White wrote:
Hi Eirc,
Sorry it took s long to get back to you.
1. My email client keeps telling me that the account no longer exists.
2. I have restored from a backup and not updated again.
3. I have managed to get a
Hi Eirc, Sorry it took s long to get back to you.
1. My email client keeps telling me that the account no longer exists.
2. I have restored from a backup and not updated again.
3. I have managed to get a copy of the clients emails up to the day before.
4. Changing to dovecot caused issues on clien
