I am setting up a new mail system next month. It will
require redundancy and failover.
Our current systems run Postfix+Cyrus+Amavis+MySQL/Auth.
Cryus is a complete pain in the rear to setup with account
failover. DBMail seems like a great solution. By just
setting up MySQL replication between a f
I saw that DBMail has a Sieve patch. Is anyone using this
in production?
Also how about procmail. If Sieve is not a good option for
a production system, I was thinking I might be able to do
a solution using procmail.
Has anyone gone this route? I've always used cyrus+sieve...
Thanks,
I've been researching DBMail as an alternative to Cyrus.
I stumbled onto this thread. One of the post is pretty
interesting, arguing that filesystem mailstores are a
better choice than DB mailstores. I was hoping to get a
response from developers/users of DBMail... as I thought
you would most like
Does the Dbmail 2.0 RC7 download include Leif Jackson's
Sort patch?
If not where would be the best place to find it?
Once I have it, should I apply the patch to current CVS or
the source from the dbmail.org download section?
Thanks,
Kevin
I just setup my first dbmail+postfix box!
I noticed a few references to sieve in the source files...
plus have seen it in the archives.
Can someone explain to me how I can access the sieve
funtionality?
- do I need to patch dbmail-2.0rc8?
- once its working how do I upload scripts.
If this is
I just setup my first dbmail+postfix box!
I noticed a few references to sieve in the source files...
plus have seen it in the archives.
Can someone explain to me how I can access the sieve
funtionality?
- do I need to patch dbmail-2.0rc8?
- once its working how do I upload scripts.
If this is
ven more interesting.
Hope this helps.. I'm psyched to see this as a discussion
item. The more discussion we get the more this
configuration can be refined... tested. Love to see a
howto focused specifically around this topic.. I'll have a
lot to contrib soon.
Kevin Baker
Mission Vi
I was wondering where things were on replacing auto
incrementing message id's with a GUID [unique_id].
I have been reading through the archives and found a
thread from a year ago that seems to touch on it.
[Dbmail] MySQL Load Balancing & Failover
http://tinyurl.com/3m6mf
The advantage of course
Yes,
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> How do you want to handle delivery to aliases. Say you
> have the
> following scenario:
>
> 2 dbmail servers (A and B)
>
> Postfix routes a mail, [EMAIL PROTECTED], to server A. On
> server A, the
> aliases [EMAIL PROTECTED] expands to a local delivery (no
> problem), a
When you say "1 primary and 1 slave and no fail-over", do
you mean one primary with a backup mysql slave via
replication with no automatic failover?
Just curious...
> I ran it in a similar setup but I had two machines with a
> private
> replication network connection. It ran very strong for
>
So David,
Do you have any kind of howto on the DRBD?
How is the latency?
How do you have the machines connected?
- dedicated (crossover) or normal ethernet
I considered this before as a way to replicate Cyrus for a
standby failover solution... but it look kind of complex,
which is why I starte
elcome. This is stuff
that would work now not the great Sieve solution that we
will have have for v 2.2.
Thanks,
Kevin Baker
at will provide a safe
> alternative for
> the auto-reply mechanism in dbmail (which is *very*
> unsafe).
>
>
>
> Kevin Baker wrote:
>> Does anyone have a vacation solution working with
>> DBMail?
>>
>> I know that Sieve is in development, but it has been a
postfix
level?
Thanks,
Kevin
> Kevin Baker wrote:
>> Does anyone have a vacation solution working with
>> DBMail?
>>
>> I know that Sieve is in development, but it has been a
>> while and isn't ready for production.
>>
>> I'm assuming t
t be doing the work, just using the same schema
as Postfix.
Thanks for your reply,
Kevin Baker
at
is linked to vmware's community virtual appliance site. The
project would hopefully follow a release schedule with
updates to the various servers contained in the virtual
dbmail appliance. Anyone interested?
--
Kevin Baker
Mission Vi Inc.
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t I have to vmware's community
appliance section. I figure if nothing else this will help
other people install DBmail quickly and be able to see how
great it is. Best case the project refines the whole server
- Kevin Baker
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n figure out the
details of the install keeping it very simple. If it is too
difficult to install then it kind of defeats the purpose of
an easy dbmail install. But again I'd love to keep
everything on open software.
>
> Best,
> Adam Kosmin
>
> Kevin Baker wrote:
> > So I
;
> checkout the qmail toaster install script.
>
> install dbmail, postfix, dbma, squirel mail
> copy in some pre made config files, sed them with the
> users entered
> usernames pwd's etc
> and your done.
>
>
> Kevin Baker wrote:
> > --- Adam Kosmin <[EMAIL
Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the same
machine on two ports by specifying different config files
at startup?
- Kevin
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--- Kevin Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the same
> machine on two ports by specifying different config files
> at startup?
Sorry guys, I found the solution for this. It is detailed
in "man dbmail-imapd"
Just use t
ey are in one database. Making access
> differ on
> connecting ip.
>
>
>
> Op 29-aug-2006, om 19:36 heeft Kevin Baker het volgende
> geschreven:
>
> > Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the
> same
> > machin
--- Marc Dirix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > well.. it is a good question. I have been exploring a
> > number of ways to expand my existing dbmail install
> onto a
> > new second drive w/o having to rebuild everything. I'd
> like
> > to use my secondary drive rather than setup another
> box
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