[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've had dbmail installed and running great since 1.2.x. I'm now using
> 2.0.7 on Debian Sarge with exim4 as the MTA.
>
> My question is simple. DBmail's install for pop3 and imap are so easy
> and the configuration to make local domains + mailboxes all virtual
> (my
Thank you for your points, and I agree a simple DBMail install is easy to
do... but what about SMTP Authentication and database driven transports?
(two things that I'd venture to say a significant number of dbmail users are
either using now or want to use in the future.)
Those items are not so muc
Hi All!
Currently I'm using dbmail 2.0.7 version. In near feature (I hope
after dbmail 2.1.4 release) I'm going to migrate on 2.1.x branch.
But I didn't find any docs about migration from 2.0 to 2.1
Shall it enough if I just add new tables from create_tables_innoDB.mysql
file?
Could anybody tell
kost wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> Currently I'm using dbmail 2.0.7 version. In near feature (I hope
> after dbmail 2.1.4 release) I'm going to migrate on 2.1.x branch.
> But I didn't find any docs about migration from 2.0 to 2.1
>
> Shall it enough if I just add new tables from create_tables_innoDB.mys
PJS> kost wrote:
>> Hi All!
>>
>> Currently I'm using dbmail 2.0.7 version. In near feature (I hope
>> after dbmail 2.1.4 release) I'm going to migrate on 2.1.x branch.
>> But I didn't find any docs about migration from 2.0 to 2.1
>>
>> Shall it enough if I just add new tables from create_tables_
kost wrote:
> PJS> kost wrote:
>
>>>Hi All!
>>>
>>>Currently I'm using dbmail 2.0.7 version. In near feature (I hope
>>>after dbmail 2.1.4 release) I'm going to migrate on 2.1.x branch.
>>>But I didn't find any docs about migration from 2.0 to 2.1
>>>
>>>Shall it enough if I just add new tables
Здравствуйте!
PJS> kost wrote:
>> PJS> kost wrote:
>>
Hi All!
Currently I'm using dbmail 2.0.7 version. In near feature (I hope
after dbmail 2.1.4 release) I'm going to migrate on 2.1.x branch.
But I didn't find any docs about migration from 2.0 to 2.1
Shall it eno
kost wrote:
> Здравствуйте!
indeed :-\
> Is there any sql queries that lock mysql tables in 'dbmail-util -ay'
> command? For example 'OPTIMIZE TABLE'...
Yes. If you want to avoid that (makes sense) use 'dbmail-util -by'
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