Hello,
I'm looking for a minimal implementation of a mailist...
I've read the documentation (dbmail_manual.pdf), but i couldn't find anything
about it..
On the aliases table we can put this
alias_idnr alias deliver_to
client_id
2893 [EMAIL
Hi,
I think that if you have two or more entries in the aliases table with
same
"alias" field but different "deliver_to" field, the message will be delivered
to each deliver_to entry. So you can have one entry for each subscribers in
the aliases table and it should work..
Cedric
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> Please let me know what you think.
I'm not familiar with mysql or dbi, but I can point out a couple of things
right off.
I think you're going to need to be careful escaping the $recipient variable,
trapping for sql comments and the like. Be paranoid, since this data comes from
the network. T
Alright, I can't seem to make heads or tails of this. I looked through all
the Postfix documentation I could find, as well as dbmail, and no leads.
Maybe one of you can help:
I'm running a Redhat 7.2 system, with Postfix 1.1.10 compiled with MySQL
support as my MTA. dbmail is providing pop3 ac
Hi all -
I'm about to move on of our mailservers onto dbmail as part of our first
production environment; and was wondering the best way to propogate the
database, etc with information.
1) Porting mailboxes
Obviously I'll use the existing utilities here to handle this; but was
wondering if anyo
I'm just testing some large mailboxes for performance handling, etc and
noticed that checking for new mail seemed to pause for up to 5-10 seconds or
so before continuing. When looking at the mysql query logs, the following
seemed to be holding things up:
> SELECT messageblk FROM messageblks WHERE
Check your my.cnf configuration file. MySQL has a configurable maximum answer
size. I think the default value is about 1 MB, so this could be what is
causing the poor database performance. Try cranking up this value. Check
mysql documentation for more details..
There might as well be more perfo
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Hi, I'm new to this mailing list, and to dbmail. I'm running dbmail, so far
very successfully on a low-scale setup as-is, through pgsql.
What my concerns is, setting up dbmail to use nothing /but/ the dbmail for
dropboxes, completely removing the ne
Hi,
In preperation of migrating our office setup to dbmail, I've decided
to convert my personal mailsetup first. I have about 165Mb of mboxes
I want to convert to dbmail with the mbox2dbmail tool. For convenience
I edited mbox2dbmail so that I can give it a mailbox as second argument.
However the
Hi Frido,
You should take a look at the uni-one converter. It was especially
written for a company called uni-hone here in the netherlands to convert
6,5 Gbyte of mboxes. All boxes were converted in 51 minutes.
Best regards,
eelco
Frido Ferdinand heeft op zaterdag 27 juli 2002 om 19:41 het
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