I just got my production box upgraded from rc3 to 1.1 today, and though
everything is working well, I don't feel any speed increases. In fact,
maybe even a slowdown. I can't put my finger on it, but I recall a while
back we were talking about how the database is basically un-indexed. How
has that s
Hi Aaron,
Do know you if the tables changed (added or removed, apart from the
config bit) between rc3 and 1.1? I'm about to upgrade too...
Regards,
Filip
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They did, and the upgrade process was both non-obvious and confusing :-(
Basically, I sat and watched the error log with everything at debug 5 and
looked for SQL errors. Then, searched in the dbmail-1.1/sql/mysql
directory and would find a one or two line file that corrects it.
None of them seemed
hi all
i try many times to run dbmail+qmail but message ever it's returned!!!
user not exist
I read the "qmail howto" in the INSTALL but not function...
dbmail-1.1
qmail-1.03 (gentoo and compiled by source)
please, help!!!
thanks!!
The users must also exist in DBMail. It may be possible to configure qmail
to use DBMail's users table, but not the other way 'round (yet).
Aaron
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, Jaime Chereau wrote:
> hi all
>
> i try many times to run dbmail+qmail but message ever it's returned!!!
>
> user not exist
Hi
I have been using dbmail for a while now and have noticed that the
dbmail-imapd daemon seems to cause ever increasing memory usage.
This seems to happen when an IMAP client (in my case Evolution) is
connected to dbmail.
To illustrate my point I have included the output of the free command
be
When I was debugging my LDAP code for DBMail, I compiled with ccmalloc:
http://www.inf.ethz.ch/personal/biere/projects/ccmalloc/
and found it to be an excellent tool to help track down leaks.
Perhaps this should be a main goal of the 1.2 release...
Aaron
On 24 Feb 2003, Mark S Burgunder wrote:
EL Sunday 23 February 2003 22:10, Aaron Stone se escrivio:
Hi..
> The users must also exist in DBMail. It may be possible to configure qmail
> to use DBMail's users table, but not the other way 'round (yet).
>
How do i configure qmail to use DBMAIL users table???
only indicate in
/var/qmail/co
Oh, I'm sorry -- qmail doesn't care about users because you're not using
qmail's pop server. Just qmail's mta, which is using dbmail for delivery.
In that case, check to see who's returning the message. If it's qmail,
then qmail is trying to confirm that the account exists. It it's dbmail,
you pro
EL Sunday 23 February 2003 23:32, Aaron Stone se escrivio:
> Oh, I'm sorry -- qmail doesn't care about users because you're not using
> qmail's pop server. Just qmail's mta, which is using dbmail for delivery.
Ok, i tried pop and it's ok, i verify a user mail and it's fine.
The re
Something sounds weird to me; I think perhaps you're overlapping qmail and
dbmail. Qmail is a very integrated system with all of its own parts. What
you won't be doing is using qmail for POP, IMAP or local delivery (Maildir)
Rather, for delivery, tell qmail to hand off messages to dbmail-smtp. For
Hi...
> Something sounds weird to me; I think perhaps you're overlapping qmail and
> dbmail. Qmail is a very integrated system with all of its own parts. What
> you won't be doing is using qmail for POP, IMAP or local delivery (Maildir)
> Rather, for delivery, tell qmail to hand off messages to db
You could deliver to user 'dbmail' and then have something like procmail
actually hand the messages to 'dbmail-smtp' but that's kind of a kludge...
I'm not good enough with qmail to say exactly how to do it, but I can
hopefully point you in the right direction, which is to see how to have
qmail us
The best what to do is change Qmail to Postfix... I try this situacion maybe
3 weeks later, I sit 3 days at computer, but nothing... QMAIL + DBMAIL works
not.. The same problem like you.
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Where can I find the doc for dbmail-smtp?
I tried man dbmail-smtp and it only showed 2 switches that I can use.
I went on the archive emails for dbmail and found some examples about
the -m switch -u switch.
Where can i find more info about all the switches?
thanks,
Robert
Hello Igor,
That's been the default on all the setups I've done. What do you
have for your mysql "host" parameter in the dbmail configuration?
(eg. host= setting from [DBMAIL] section in dbmail.conf)
Setting it to 'localhost' should work if your my.cnf is setup to
allow unix sockets (when you c
The simplest method is to do this as root:
echo '|preline -f /path/to/dbmail-smtp -d $RECIPIENT' > ~alias/.qmail-default
Now all mail is set to dbmail by default.
Jaime Chereau wrote:
...
But my question is, what are you doing to tell a qmail to hand off messages
to dbmail-smtp, what command
Hello Boyan,
Right off, let me assure you I'm not terribly familiar with
cryptography, especially from programming api's, etc., so after
looking over your patch, I need an explanation. :) I agree
with you about choosing sensible and IC&S-approved values for
encryption_type, and will be happy t
I tried to upgrade dbmail-mysql from rc3 to 1.1 yesterday.
After a lot of struggle with lcrypto or lcrypt, I finally got the new
daemon's installed.
But I newer succeeded in upgrading the table's in the mysql-database.
Can I find a description of, how to do it somewhere, or do I have to
start ag
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