I have put an updated version of Moisio Juha's out-of-office patch in my
unapplied-patches/unfixed bugs directory:
http://downloads.rhyme.com.au/dbmail/
This version handles multiple vacation records for each user, only sending
mail once for each user for each vacation. It also executes la
Just to let you guys know what has been happening so far.
I changed the entry in main.c from dbmail.conf to /usr/local/etc/dbmail.com
(which is where it would normally lie in freebsd). Little did I know that
imap C file had the value hardcoded as /etc/dbmail.conf. SO I changed
main.c to /etc/
Jacques,
I have about 50GB of user's mail to transfer, so using scripts based on
formail and dbmail-smtp is too slow to be practical. Also this does not
set the seen and answered flags correctly. All mail appears as unread.
I found the previously posted code from Mark Mackay (mbox2dbmail-fast
The attached code is based on mbox2dbmail-fast.c from Mark Mackay, and
who knows before that.
I have added to it in an attempt to make a more complete tool for
transferring users from an mbox-style imap server (like UW-imap) to
dbmail. The program will conver a users inbox from the mail spool,
hmm I didn't notice that.
> well yes that's a bit sloppy from our part - but it is only a warning,
> not an error. :)
>
>
> Oyku Gencay heeft op zondag, 15 dec 2002 om 17:24 (Europe/Amsterdam)
> het volgende geschreven:
>
>> I think I've solved the problem.
>>
>> In user.c I've added
>>
>> #includ
Hi,
We once wrote a program to insert 10 Gb of mail into dbmail. The
program did this in about 50 minutes.
What database are you going to use?
Best regards,
Eelco
On dinsdag, dec 17, 2002, at 06:39 Europe/Amsterdam, John Heller wrote:
Jacques,
I have about 50GB of user's mail to transfer,
Hi guys
I just installed dbmail with mysql support aswell as postfix that seem
to go very quickly aswell as very easily the problem that I currently
have is that when sending mail from the interface to the same user I get
the error message
"unknown mail transport error"
Can someone please reply
Typo in /etc/postfix/transport maybe? It should match a transport
defined in /etc/postfix/master.cf (or set your default transport in
main.cf to match dbmail's transport in master.cf - probably "dbmail:").
Original Message
From: Abdulla Damingo
To:
Subject: [Dbmail] Mail transport
Thanks John for mb2db.c
When i do the make i get compiling errors
Any idea where to look
Thanks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dbmail]# make mb2db
cc -Wall -O2 -D_BSD_SOURCE -D_SVID_SOURCEmb2db.c -o mb2db
/tmp/ccb3yJbn.o: In function `main':
/tmp/ccb3yJbn.o(.text+0x3e): undefined reference to `confi