Hi,
I am new to this list.
I wanted to install the latest available Debian packages
but Debian keeps trying to install the already-in-distro
versions. And, unless either I use apt pinning to install
everything from experimental for the whole Debian, or I
install the package manually, it seems th
ocl wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this list.
I wanted to install the latest available Debian packages
but Debian keeps trying to install the already-in-distro
versions. And, unless either I use apt pinning to install
everything from experimental for the whole Debian, or I
install the package manually,
> That's not an option. The current repository is maintainted
> by mini-dinstall, which means no overhead for me at all. All
> I have to do is run dupload on a freshly build package. And
> it looks like mini-dinstall doesn't provide automatic repositories.
Why not use debarchiver?
... John
Doug Stanley wrote:
If you can get a copy of procmail installed on cygwin, it should come
with another program called formail.
Actually procmail was the reason for my trouble, so I uninstalled it;)
If you can find that, a command line like this :
cat somemailbox.mbx | formail -e -f -s /usr/l
Paul J Stevens wrote on 2004-11-26 14:41:
ocl wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this list.
I wanted to install the latest available Debian packages
but Debian keeps trying to install the already-in-distro
versions. And, unless either I use apt pinning to install
everything from experimental for the whol
Hi,
I am getting this sort message (twice so far).
Is it because someone is doing testing on the server
or is it really full.
I am hoping this message goes through --of course :-)
Cheers,
Ray
This is the DBMAIL-SMTP program.
I'm sorry to inform you that your message, addressed to dbmail,
co
ocl wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote on 2004-11-26 14:41:
ocl wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this list.
I wanted to install the latest available Debian packages
but Debian keeps trying to install the already-in-distro
versions. And, unless either I use apt pinning to install
everything from experimenta
I am using postgres. Using pgadmin III, looking at the table "mailboxes" -
I can see the very unique name of a mailbox I just imported 1000 messages
into - and its mailbox_idnr is 37.
My query must be wrong because I get no records returned:
SELECT messageblk,dbmail_messageblks.physmessag
This is the /etc/preferences file I am using.
Package: dbmail
Pin: version 2*
Pin-Priority: 1500
I have tried that, with
apt-get install -t experimental dbmail-pgsql
or
apt-get --reinstall install -t experimental dbmail-pgsql
it gets back to me saying this:
dbmail-pgsql is already the
ocl wrote:
This is the /etc/preferences file I am using.
Package: dbmail
Pin: version 2*
Pin-Priority: 1500
I have tried that, with
apt-get install -t experimental dbmail-pgsql
or
apt-get --reinstall install -t experimental dbmail-pgsql
it gets back to me saying this:
dbmail-pgsql i
Hi All
Its Friday night and I have to reinstall the mail server...
Basicly I have the following currently.. Postfix / Dbmail 1 / Postgresql
/ Amavisd /
on our mail server... I have 70 odd users with mail boxes ranging
from 0 - 500 mb
We are using the server not only as a mail storag
Leonel Nunez wrote:
fenix:~# wget
http://debian.mirrors.pair.com/dists/experimental/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
--01:53:21--
http://debian.mirrors.pair.com/dists/experimental/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
=> `Packages.gz' Resolving debian.mirrors.pair.com...
216.92.2.148
Conne
ocl wrote:
I dont have mysql installed on this machine, this one has PostgreSQL.
It seems as if the dependency on dbmail-mysql should be removed; or,
do I have to install MySQL to be able to use PostgreSQL build.
That's a bug. I'll upload updated packages to debian.nfgd.net asap (this
weeken
Trash like that keeps popping up. I consider this a dbmail bug. IC&S should probably fix their mailman
installation to detect these as bounces.
ocl wrote:
Hi,
I am getting this sort message (twice so far).
Is it because someone is doing testing on the server
or is it really full.
I am hoping
I am using postgres. Using pgadmin III, looking at the table "mailboxes" -
I can see the very unique name of a mailbox I just imported 1000 messages
into - and its mailbox_idnr is 37.
My query must be wrong because I get no records returned:
SELECT messageblk,dbmail_messageblks.physmessag
The more memory the better, this goes for all database based systems.
In your setting 1 gig seems to litte.
For spam filtering: it would help to put this on a different machine.
Spam filtering is quite IO intensive
as is DBmail so you might want to do that on a different machine.
Best regards,
April,
Your query is clean enough. Only thing I can think of is the is_header field. Is it properly filled? That
field is a recent addition. Actually using it in queries requires that you make sure it is set alright. In
recent dbmail code it *is* used, but only for new messages. Existing messag
Paul J Stevens wrote on 2004-11-26 18:25:
ocl wrote:
I dont have mysql installed on this machine, this one has PostgreSQL.
It seems as if the dependency on dbmail-mysql should be removed; or,
do I have to install MySQL to be able to use PostgreSQL build.
That's a bug. I'll upload updated pac
Can anyone post here a working postfix configuration.
becaus i have everything tryed to fix postfix.
I wont work...
Please help me...
Met vriendelijke groet,
Armando Meeuwenoord
Can anyone post here a working postfix configuration.
becaus i have everything tryed to fix postfix.
I wont work...
Please help me...
Met vriendelijke groet,
Armando Meeuwenoord
Eelco van Beek wrote:
The more memory the better, this goes for all database based systems.
In your setting 1 gig seems to litte.
For spam filtering: it would help to put this on a different machine.
Spam filtering is quite IO intensive
as is DBmail so you might want to do that on a different
Hello all,
I have a webmail with 155k users on a single P4 2 GH with 512 MB of ram, and
I'm planning to switch to dbmail.
Is dbmail ready for dealing with at least 1000,000 mails account or not yet?
Someone told me to use Courier Mail Server since it can handle this amount of
users and more in
There are numerous valid ways to config Postfix for use with Dbmail.
It might be easier for you to post your Postfix conf file and someone
should eb able to spot whats wrong.
Brian
Armando Meeuwenoord wrote:
Can anyone post here a working postfix configuration.
becaus i have everything try
Here are my config files
Main.cf:
myhostname=mx2.testnetwork.local
smtpd_banner = $myhostname ESMTP Easy-IX (Internet eXchange)
## Belangrijk:
command_directory = /usr/sbin
daemon_directory = /usr/libexec/postfix
queue_directory = /var/spool/postfix
## Config
mail_owner = postfix
### NEW
Armando Meeuwenoord wrote:
Here are my config files
Transport:
mailbox_transport = dbmail-lmtp:127.0.0.1:24
//End transport
I guess it should be
mailbox_transport = dbmail-lmtp:127.0.0.1:24
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Is dbmail ready for dealing with at least 1000,000 mails account or not yet?
This I can't help with. I am new here too :-)
Someone told me to use Courier Mail Server since it can
> handle this amount of users and more instead of using dbmail.
We are using Cyrus. Used to use Courier, but for
What do you have for the port number in the LMTP section of your
dbmail.conf?
If it's not port 24 you need to change the port in the Postfix conf to
the correct port.
SO...
if you dbmail has:
PORT = 10024
Change your Postfix conf to
mailbox_transport = dbmail-lmtp:127.0.0.1:10024
Also:
You
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