It sucks and all you guys that are using it are going to get screwed ,
how can one store messages in a database.
disadvantages
compare database crashes with speed , I'll rather go with something slow
and stable then fast and unreliable
Hi Kostas,
What version are you running? RC3 is known to have memory issues, these
should have been solved in the CVS version.
Regards,
Eelco
On maandag, sep 30, 2002, at 16:12 Europe/Amsterdam, Kostas
Georgakopoulos wrote:
Hello,
Today i got the message no one wants to see on my log
On Thursday 03 October 2002 04:55 am, Abdulla Damingo wrote:
> It sucks and all you guys that are using it are going to get screwed ,
> how can one store messages in a database.
>
> disadvantages
>
> compare database crashes with speed , I'll rather go with something slow
> and stable then fast and
I apologise guys , it's just that every time i post a question nobody
replies to my e-mail , I'm really sorry i just got fustrated this
morning if you guys can help me I promise i'll stick with it , so far
it has been working very well just i can't fetchmail from my mail server
it gives me a throw
> I think that the developers are doing a great job. You have to realize
> that there are only a few people working on this and they are releasing
I have only one (minor) complaint - dbmail rc3 is over six months old.
Six months of even casual development is a lot. Maybe it's time to start
thi
> It sucks and all you guys that are using it are going to get screwed ,
> how can one store messages in a database.
easily?
>
> disadvantages
>
> compare database crashes with speed , I'll rather go with something slow
> and stable then fast and unreliable
I'm sure the people who take the time
I think Eelco and Roel are indeed doing a wonderful job with this product,
but also, I must admit that Chris is right. RC3 is getting very old
(together with the website). Maybe someone on the list should volunteer
maintaining the website for DBmail and post a weekly or monthly build on it
(or in s
I dont mean to defend or condone the behaviour of Mr. Damingo but I must
admit that there have been a couple of times when I to have felt the need of
letting of some steam over the rather complicated install methods of DBMail
+ Postfix.
It is my first time tailoring my own e-mail server and boy wa
what is it you need help with?
Abdulla Damingo wrote:
I apologise guys , it's just that every time i post a question nobody
replies to my e-mail , I'm really sorry i just got fustrated this
morning if you guys can help me I promise i'll stick with it , so far
it has been working very well jus
JE> Is this a forum for general questions regarding setting up DBMail
JE> and getting it to work with Postfix ?
Maybe Eelco can add the text of my messages on the subject, updated to
include the PostgreSQL information posted by others, as a "Postfix
readme" in the hopefully-soon-to-arrive RC4, and
Well I have this problem for about 3 months!!
I have three really major problems on my hands right now
First problem: When trying to recieve email from my mail server I get a
"fetchmail: SIGPIPE thrown from MDA or a stream socket error" using
fetchmail of course.
Second Problem: How do I make [E
> First problem: When trying to recieve email from my mail server I get a
> "fetchmail: SIGPIPE thrown from MDA or a stream socket error" using
> fetchmail of course.
This is not clear to me. Please rephrase it. You're trying to get mail
from a remote server (Your ISP?) and inject it into dbmail
ok Lets start over
I built my own Mail server box running postfix and the anti-virus on it
, I have another box running Suse 7.3 postfix and dbmail on this box
number2. Number2 runs fetchmail on it when runned manually it goes
through a number of messages then suddenly it stops tells me fetchmail:
D> Second Problem: How do I make [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
D> forward messages to my e-mail account @another domain
This is covered in the documentation, although it might not be
obvious. You simply add aliases to dbmail.aliases for any number of
addresses within a domain, using an S
--- Begin Message ---
Hi guys
When I do fetchmail on the command line it returns the error "thrown
from MDA" the message that it suppose to deliver looks like this ,
header
---
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Sep 19 16:12:07
Status: O
2002
Retu
Hi guys
When I do fetchmail on the command line it returns the error "thrown
from MDA" the message that it suppose to deliver looks like this ,
header
---
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Sep 19 16:12:07
Status: O
2002
Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTEC
I don't seem to be able to log into the cvs server. Is the problem at my
end?
Guy
# export CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot-dbmail
# cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2401/cvsroot-dbmail
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: connect to lightning.fastxs.net(212.204.201.31)
As I said I got fustrated ok , just because you got everything working
well does'nt mean you can kick others from trying
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/03/02 16:41 PM >>>
> It sucks and all you guys that are using it are going to get screwed ,
> how can one store messages in a database.
easily?
>
> di
On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 09:49, Abdulla Damingo wrote:
> As I said I got fustrated ok , just because you got everything working
> well does'nt mean you can kick others from trying
>
But just because you're "frustrated" Its perfectly okay for you to bash
a program that several people spend a LOT of
On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 09:43, Guy Redwood wrote:
> I don't seem to be able to log into the cvs server. Is the problem at my
> end?
>
> Guy
>
>
Nope, I currently get the same
Ryan Butler
ADI Internet Solutions
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
We have noticed a bug in Outlook 2000, corrected on the XP version, if a mailbox
is created in the root directory, as "Folder" instead of "INBOX/Folder" Outlook
2000 try to replace INBOX by something else and this crash Outlook 2000.
I know it's not a DBmail bug but it will be good to patch i
On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 11:38, Sam Przyswa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have noticed a bug in Outlook 2000, corrected on the XP version, if a
> mailbox
> is created in the root directory, as "Folder" instead of "INBOX/Folder"
> Outlook
> 2000 try to replace INBOX by something else and this crash Outlook 20
I ran into the same problem but you can change the folder setup in the
mail setting properties.
I have another problem that happens frequently. When I'm running Outlook
and Outlook is unable to communicate to the IMAP server (tcp/ip
connection goes down, server is rebooted, router is rebooted, etc
Hello Abdulla,
I think the messages you're forwarding are getting changed
en-route, with a line-wrap or something (the "(SAST)" line
in each is invalid). Try encoding the messages (eg. forward
the mbox file as an attachment). If this is indeed the exact
messages as they sit in your mbox on the
hi all,
Just my opinion on the subject. I think for the first flame on dbmail
this one wasn't so bad ;)
Regarding the version information (RC3 / RC4 / 1.0). Dbmail has started
out a few years ago as a, in my opinion, logical way to store and
administer e-mail and e-mail accounts. It was actu
The main CVS server is hash crashed yesterday (that kind of stuff
happens after 2 years of uptime ;)
Bart is working on it to get CVS up and running as soon as possible.
Best regards,
Eelco
On donderdag, okt 3, 2002, at 16:58 Europe/Amsterdam, Ryan Butler wrote:
On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 09:43,
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