It seems that dbmail -smtp is failing to set the owner_idnr correctly.
(logs below)
The first query:
[SELECT user_idnr FROM users WHERE userid='[EMAIL PROTECTED]']
should get the correct userid, since I do when logged into mysql as
dbmail user.
mysql> SELECT user_idnr FROM users WHER
It seems that dbmail -smtp is failing to set the owner_idnr correctly.
(logs below)
The first query:
[SELECT user_idnr FROM users WHERE userid='[EMAIL PROTECTED]']
should get the correct userid, since I do when logged into mysql as
dbmail user.
mysql> SELECT user_idnr FROM users WHERE
You're correct in that I have no dbmail-delivery-user (0).
Do I just add this manually?
I'm assuming I only need the record in the users table.
Does the data in any of the other fields matter?
Thanks,
Brian Winkers
Roel Rozendaal - IC&S wrote:
Hi Brian,
What version a
I tried the below and it did get things working.
It doesn't appear any of the other data matters.
You just need an entry in the users table with a user_idnr=0.
Thanks for your help.
Brian Winkers wrote:
You're correct in that I have no dbmail-delivery-user (0).
Do I just add thi
Mysql table to provide transport info (based on
"most" Postfix Mysql howtos)
Then the "domain" field would be: yourdomain.com
The transport field would be: dbmail:
Forgetting to add the colon, ":", after the transport mechanism will
cause failure.
Brian Winkers
[
tion this because it was counter intuitive for me to have what I
considered my POP and IMAP server managing aliases.
Brian Winkers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ultri.com
Jan-Kees Fels wrote:
Hello,
Can someone tell me where I can find some basics regarding the setup
of postfix and dbmail
OIN acl ON acl.mailbox_id =
mbx.mailbox_idnr JOIN subscription sub ON sub.user_id = '3' AND
sub.mailbox_id = mbx.mailbox_idnr WHERE mbx.owner_idnr = '3' OR
(acl.user_id = '3' AND acl.lookup_flag = '1') GROUP BY mbx.name,
mbx.mailbox_idnr, mbx.owner_idnr
887 Query SELECT mbx.name, mbx.mailbox_idnr,
mbx.owner_idnr FROM mailboxes mbx LEFT JOIN acl ON mbx.mailbox_idnr =
acl.mailbox_id WHERE (acl.user_id = '3' AND acl.lookup_flag = '1') OR
mbx.owner_idnr = '3'
887 Query SELECT owner_idnr FROM mailboxes
WHERE mailbox_idnr = '2'
887 Query SELECT name FROM mailboxes WHERE
mailbox_idnr = '2'
892 Connect [EMAIL PROTECTED] on dbmail
Brian Winkers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ultri.com
The following were left out of the dbmail.conf
(fill in whatever for the ?'s)
[POP]
MINSPARECHILDREN = ?
MAXSPARECHILDREN = ?
[IMAP]
MINSPARECHILDREN = ?
MAXSPARECHILDREN = ?
MAXCHILDREN = ?
I also had to change the dbmail database users table to have a user called:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@__
in CVS.
I'm preparing new packages... As soon as dbmail's CVS server comes
back online I'll update and upload.
Brian Winkers wrote:
The following were left out of the dbmail.conf
(fill in whatever for the ?'s)
[POP]
MINSPARECHILDREN = ?
MAXSPARECHILDREN = ?
[IMAP]
MIN
I was the experimental Debian package from debian.nfgd.net.
The newest package fixed it.
Brian Winkers
Ilja Booij wrote:
which version of dbmail are you using?
Ilja
Brian Winkers wrote:
It bombs out after the query below.
The query runs just fine.
Any suggestions?
The problem appears to
intrinsic
part of mail services.
I would think a third party app would almost always provide more options.
Brian Winkers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ultri.com
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Want im trying to say is that i would like to have the option not to impose
any quota restriction for my users rec
al_id would also go in users
so the two tables would be related.
Just a thought.
Brian Winkers
Ultri
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
From a preceding quote
" The Important Bit: "
" DBMail currently has absolutely no mechanism to record the name of a "
" user. While the I
educe
the bandwidth used and the CPU cycles used on your end. Especially if
your virus and spam scanning the messages.
This can make a HUGE difference if the percentage of spam mails intended
for non-existant users is high.
Brian Winkers
Ultri
Hereward Cooper wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm in the pr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
I would like to know if it's possible to setup dbmail so it can delivery
mail to a user account as well as forward mail that comes into that user
account to an external email address.
I am using postfix with MailScanner ( Spam Assassin and ClamAV ) and
dbmai
ount? Can I set up the alias to point back to itself?
I.E. an alias for [EMAIL PROTECTED] goes to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]"?
Thanks.
Brian Winkers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
08/06/2004 09:17 AM
Please respond to
DBMail mailinglist
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
richt-
Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens
Brian Winkers
Verzonden: vrijdag 26 november 2004 19:50
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Onderwerp: Re: [Dbmail] Postfix
There are numerous valid ways to config Postfix for use with Dbmail.
It might be easier for you to post
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