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Francisco Lozano wrote:
My MTA is Postfix 1.1.11 as shipped with debian woody.
My DB back-end is PostgreSQL 7.2.1, but I also have tried with a
home-made-compilation of 7.3.2, getting the same problem.
I'm using DBMail 1.1, and I followed the config params of the INSTALL
file almost exactl
Thanks, but no credit to me, I was just relaying the existence of this
knowledge... there are some much better SQL dabblers here than me!
Aaron
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003, Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
> Right on Aaron
>
> I just alter my dbmail tables and like you say:
>
> > Speed increases as dramat
What is this posting (A zip with no messages)
I think it should be deleted from dbmail.org
Nobody should open a zip file they dont expect receiving.
Jacques
WeDBmail User a écrit :
> Name: zftank.zip
>zftank.zipType: Zip Compressed Data (application/x-zip-compressed)
>
"Sorry" about that. It came from our demo weDBmail machine.
However, using the basic built in tracking, this is the info
that I got out of the message: IPAddr 219.140.137.239.
Sorry again for any inconvenience. It may have just been a
real test, misdirected, or it may have been a deliberate
attem
Paul,
Robert L. Tom wrote:
> I applied these to my dbmail 1.1 mysql database..
> alter table messages add index (unique_id); <--Got an ERROR right here
> alter table messages add index (status); <-- also here.
>
> But I got an error on the last two lines from mysql saying they
> don't exi
The command is mysqldump ;-)
Aaron
On Tue, 29 Apr 2003, Robert L. Tom wrote:
> Paul,
>
> Robert L. Tom wrote:
> > I applied these to my dbmail 1.1 mysql database..
>
> > alter table messages add index (unique_id); <--Got an ERROR right here
> > alter table messages add index (status); <-
Aaron Stone wrote:
The command is mysqldump ;-)
mysqldump -d dbmail
to be precise.
I've attached clean table schema that do not contain any of the
redundant indexes, and add the new indexes I published here earlier.
Change all the TYPE=InnoDB into TYPE=myisam or simply remove all
TYPE=In
Hello,
I am looking for a starting point for building or installing a script
that will allow email users to change their passwords.
Any ideas welcomed.
- Ken
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Hello,
> CREATE TABLE users (
> user_idnr bigint(21) NOT NULL auto_increment,
> userid varchar(100) NOT NULL default '',
> passwd varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',
> client_idnr bigint(21) NOT NULL default '0',
> maxmail_size bigint(21) NOT NULL default '0',
> encryption_type varchar(20
In case anyone's worried about what's in the zip file:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ unzip zftank.zip
Archive: zftank.zip
inflating: zftank/setmap.exe
creating: zftank/maps/
inflating: zftank/maps/1.zmp
inflating: zftank/maps/2.zmp
inflating: zftank/maps/3.zmp
inflating:
Jesse,
You're right. I have no idea where that one came from. So I've rebuild
the tables file.
As it is, indexes probably could use some further improvements.
Christopher had some ideas about that I think. I'll look into this
myself sometime later this week.
Also, there appears to be an is
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