[Dbmail] Tagged Message Delivery Agent (TMDA) with Postfix and dbmail?

2003-02-09 Thread Mark S Burgunder
Hi Has anyone tried to integrate Tagged Message Delivery Agent (TMDA) (http://tmda.net/) with Postfix and dbmail? I have skimmed over the installation instructions for TDMA for postfix but think that following those instructions would not work as I think neither postfix nor dbmail would be calling

[Dbmail] mysql: max_connections - dbmail eats up all connections

2003-02-09 Thread armin langhofer
hi all i installed a webmailclient on a postfix/dbmail/spamassin/new-amavisd system. from time to time it happens that the webmailclient (jawmail) reports that there are no more connections to the mysql database avalible. a mysql> show processlist; outputs 101 lines of dbmail connections.

Re: [Dbmail] 1.1 check / freebsd compiling fix

2003-02-09 Thread Aaron Stone
Here ya go :-) Aaron On Sat, 8 Feb 2003, Roel Rozendaal - IC&S wrote: > As long as it works safely i certainly don't mind including those > calls. A patch would be very nice :-) > > regards roel > > Aaron Stone heeft op zaterdag, 8 feb 2003 om 06:06 (Europe/Amsterdam) > het volgende geschreven:

[Dbmail] User scripts

2003-02-09 Thread Ronnie Tartar
Does anyone have any previously written shell scripts for user manipulation (adds, deletes, changes) etc... Thank you.

Re: [Dbmail] User scripts

2003-02-09 Thread Aaron Stone
User manipulation programs are already written and included with the distribution. See dbmail-adduser and the associated manpage... Aaron On Sun, 9 Feb 2003, Ronnie Tartar wrote: > Does anyone have any previously written shell scripts for user manipulation > (adds, deletes, changes) etc... > >

Re: [Dbmail] 1.1 check / freebsd compiling fix

2003-02-09 Thread Aaron Stone
Looks like user.c has a double-up db_connect(). FYI! Aaron On Sun, 9 Feb 2003, Aaron Stone wrote: > Here ya go :-) > > Aaron > > > On Sat, 8 Feb 2003, Roel Rozendaal - IC&S wrote: > > > As long as it works safely i certainly don't mind including those > > calls. A patch would be very nice :-) >