> Half way there. What you don't mention is where your virtual users
> are kept - MySQL? LDAP? A common approach is to have the user data
We have a fairly small user base (~40) and so rather than setup an
additional component like SQL or LDAP we're using the 'userdb' file
from courier-authlib.
> Yeeeah, that's *partly* true. It depends on how spiffy your mail
> server system is. The general approach is to have a set of "virtual"
> home directories that essentially mirror your maildirs. If your
> server software supports it, then you can put filter and vacation
> files in those directo
> "ERROR: Could not complete request.
> Query: SEARCH CHARSET UTF-8 ALL UNDELETED Header X-Spam-Status {3} Yes
> Reason Given: UTF-8 character set is not supported."
>
> If I then go and delete my filter, everything is fine.
I've tried changing my default charset to 'utf-8' but that didn't
work.
On 7/28/06, Tony Stocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does
> anyone know if the error that's being listed here is a SM error or an
> IMAP error? I can't find any imap messages in the log that indicate
> this. But since the SM wiki seems to indicate that utf-8 supp
All,
I've loaded the filter plugin just fine, and when I create a new
filter I don't get any errors. But whenever I then go back to the
Inbox I get this message:
"ERROR: Could not complete request.
Query: SEARCH CHARSET UTF-8 ALL UNDELETED Header X-Spam-Status {3} Yes
Reason Given: UTF-8 charact
Hello,
I've just started using SM and I converted over mail on the mail
server from pine, so I have a lot of old sent-mail-[mon]-[year]
folders/files. I notice that in the current sent-mail folder the
messages are listed by "To" address but in the older ones they're
listed by "From" and thus all
Paul,
I don't understand, everything that I've read about Procmail suggests
that since virtual users don't have home accounts, you can't use
Procmail to filter mail for them individually because there is no
.procmailrc file to read. I've actually got the same dilemna with
vacation programs since
Nevermind, I found the default "Filters" plugin which seems to do the
trick. Sorry for the bonehead email.
On 7/24/06, Tony Stocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> We are setting SquirrelMail up so that travelling users can access
> their mail. All of
Hello All,
We are setting SquirrelMail up so that travelling users can access
their mail. All of our users are "virtual users" and thus do not have
login accounts on the server, and therefore they can not use Procmail
for filtering their mail. We use SpamAssassin to score emails and we
add both
