Right then, I came in this morning and it's back. The CPU is pegged
again despite no IMAP client activity. Any suggestions for tracking down
what's going on?
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
14286 dbmail 10 0 1460 1460 1236 S 50.7 0.1 38:50.21 dbmail-imapd
28547 p
These are probably obvious, but turn up logging to level 5 and see
if dbmail-imapd prints anything. I believe there's a way to have
postgres log queries that are being run too, but I don't remember
how. If neither of those provide any hints, you'd probably have
to run a debugger to trace the pro
Hi
I'm in dire need of away to filter incoming messages to other mailboxes
than INBOX.
I.e. if I receive an email addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i want it to go
to a folder named 1234 for the user associated with domain.com
I would like dbmail to manage this by it self if possible. As a las
It seems to be stuck in a loop, more or less. Here's a log excerpt:
Jul 21 12:04:25 server dbmail/imap4d[28324]: IMAPClientHandler():
Executing command uid...
Jul 21 12:04:25 server dbmail/imap4d[28324]: db_query(): executing query
[SELECT messageblk FROM messageblks WHERE message_idnr = 66339::bi
I am trying to setup dbmail with postfix but postfix does not seem to
wnat to pass on the email to dbmail-stmpd. anybody know of how-to's that
i can read i am really lost because i am still a newbie to dbmail and
postfix.
Thanks,
Evan
Evan,
Have you thoroughly read the INSTALL file (not shouting, that's the
actual name of it) included in the sources? If postfix was working ok by
itself, it sounds like you may need to review the transport map info.
Richard.
On Wed, 2004-07-21 at 21:07, Evan Oberholster wrote:
> I am trying to
> Hi
Hi
> I'm in dire need of away to filter incoming messages to other mailboxes
> than INBOX.
> I.e. if I receive an email addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i want it to go
> to a folder named 1234 for the user associated with domain.com
>
> I would like dbmail to manage this by it self if possib
