Hi. DBMail rules. I create a nice console interface to manage DBMail in
Solaris. It's basically a shell script that implements most DBMail
functions using the linux dialog command.
It uses the /etc/postfix/transport file as the basis to implement
multi-domain control. Assumes you create
Good advice. It will help to streamline my dbmail.sh dialog administration
interface.
> Last week i ask
>
> I would like to now de mysql command to put in
> a bash script to list all the users in a dbmail database.
>
> I figure out the command just type:
>
>
> mysql -
I agree with you. I recieve similar messages when I have just create the
account, but no message has beem recieve.
> I create a user jacques-beaudoin in dbmail
> Then i execute
>
> dbmail-adduser s jacques-beaudoin
>
> I get a listing
>
> *** dbmail-adduser ***
> Ope
Hi. Here it's my latest release of dbmail.sh.
After the comment of Paul J Stevens about the advantages of the
independece of the DBMail daemons and the MTA (postfix in my case), I made
some tweaks to dbmail.sh.
My script it's made from start to be domain aware, which I believe i
I running dbmail under the user dbmail in my Solaris 9 x86 box. I have
this this solution: you can use grep and awk to extract pid numbers and
use a for loop to kill the processes that match. For example:
pidlist=`ps -ef | grep dbmail | grep -v grep | awk '/root/ {print $2}'`
for pid i
mprovements:
Add a new fuction to main menu: Backup. That allows to backup dbmail
database to a file. The TERM=vt100 variable is a little hack to display
properly in my dtterm emulator. Other unix/linux system may not need it.
Bugs:
Correct a bug in the userlist fuction. Script weren't se
Good advice. I don't relay messages to internal o external servers right
now, only to dbmail transport. but I think somebody may need it.
Thanks.
Alejandro Marin
> dso> My script is multidomain aware. To do so, I create an addition
> table in dso> dbmail database for P
I agree about the signal implementation problem in Linux. I use DBMail 1.1
in Solaris x86/Sparc in 4 production servers. Since rc3 I never see a cpu
hog problem. DBMail 1.1 repairs a small bug that stops dbmail-imapd to
daemonize if running from console instead of a rc script, and since that
runs
Hi, a couple of questions about this main.cf
> /etc/postfix/main.cf:
>
> local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mailboxes.cf
> mydestination = mysql:/etc/postfix/transport.cf
> transport_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/transport.cf
> mynetworks = 127.0.0.1, 216.240.150.150/29, mysql:/etc/postfix/pbsp
Hi. I higly recomend to use innodb tables instead of the MyISAM ones,
because your email system will have problem when database grew up beyond 2
GB. I'm using Postfix 2.0.10, Mysql 4.0.12 in Solaris x86. No problem with
database creation.
mysql -p dbmail < create_tables_innoDB.mys
I highly recomend you use postfix forwarding if you need to forward email
to a server/domain outside of your dbmail server. You can use mysql tables
to create the maps.
>
> Yes, that entry is:
> dbmailunix - n n - - pipe
> flags=R user=dbmail:dbma
I agree with Micah. DBMail alias table it´s to resolved address that will
be recieve by DBMail, not to forward it.
>
> Hello,
>
>> alright, I undertstand. Thanks for doing that research Jesse.
>
> Oh sure ... we're gonna need to fix that for our setup here too
>
diferrent smtp server, perhaps in the militarized zone behind your
firewall).
And the enable/disable will allow you to implement a forward by demand.
Last but not least, you can always add the fields to dbmail tables, but
you will need to track down those changes when dbmail database schema
changes
aware.
When you rename a user account, it change the default alias, so it's not
longer necessary to change the alias manually.
DBMAil.sh is domain wise, but requieres to create a table in the dbmail
database to store the domains. You may have this table is you are using
Mysql to resolve tran
>
> Enter new libraries (preceed each by -l) or press RETURN to keep this
> setting:
> -lmysqlclient -lcrypto -lsec -lgen -lsocket -lnsl -ldl -lresolv
> ./build.sh: [-f: command not found
>
> Creating makefile..
>
> Done. You can now make dbmail by running 'make clea
According to INSTALL file located in dbmail-1.1
distribution, we should configure our MTA.
I dont know how to configure Sendmail,
because I do not use Postfix. (My sendmail is now working well)
Any reply is very appreciated !
_
This mail
Don´t worry with MySQL 4.1x yet. Some users reported problems with the
tables schemas. 4.0.12 is working very good.
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to install dbmail-1.1 with MySQL 4.1-alpha and ran into
> problem
> during the make.. I used the build.sh script and got he following
I will like to participate in a project like that. I´m have some good
papers for DBMail + Postfix + SASL + TSL that can easy create a great
solution.
> Hi all,
> I've just started playing with dbmail, and noticed a lack of friendly
> documentation. The man pages are pretty decent,
aliases
#
aliaslist=`/opt/mysql/bin/mysql dbmail -s -e "SELECT alias_idnr FROM
aliases LEFT JOIN users ON aliases.deliver_to = users.user_idnr WHERE
users.user_idnr IS NULL" | grep -v alias_idnr`
for alias in $aliaslist
do
mysql dbmail -s -e "DELETE FROM aliases WHERE ali
The topic has been on air a cuple of days. For most of the work, you use
dbmail-adduser d follow by a dbmail-maintenance -f. Only alias is there to
clean up, and I have post a little script to do so a couple of days ago.
Alejandro
> Could dbmail-adduser be modified to clean up all the
>
Hi Bret. I'm using amavis-new to do virus checking and I want to use ther
spamassassin component to check for spam. But I don't think is correct to
modified dbmail database to provied support for this functions, because it
will be a real nightmare when dbmail schemas changes.
I think
Auto-Reply gives me:
send_reply(): reply could not be sent: sendmail error
"Sendmail" is postfix,
SENDMAIL=/usr/sbin/sendmail
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AUTO_NOTIFY=yes
AUTO_REPLY=yes
LOG lvl 5:
Aug 6 21:13:31 mailhub dbmail/smtp[14311]: db_query(): executing [SELECT
reply
GOT IT!!!
whyever (a command-line test didn't do that) dbmail seems to be confised
about a "from" or anything with " in it, possible?
i couldn't find anything in the source for that, but still...
fprintf(mailpipe, "To: %s\n", replyto ? replyto : from);
is ap
Hi. I like to install Mailman with my dbmail/postfix servers. I have it
compile, but I like some examples of the main.cf / master.cf files,
transport.cf to help me work it out.
Regards,
Alejandro Marin
I'm a newbie to DBMail and had a question about setting up an MTA with multiple
domain names.
I'd like to be able to define the domain names that my mail server accepts mail
from by a mysql database. I know some people have made perl scripts to download
the domains from the database
It seems redundent to have both dbmail and the MTA check for the validity of
the domain name and users. I can understand the problems with spam relays, but
can't you just make an MTA that will not deliver mail outside of dbmail? An MTA
that only delivers to dbmail would be smaller and qu
After installing MySQL in Mac OS X 10.2.8, I have attempted to install
dbmail. At the "Run build.sh" step (Step 3 in the "Install" read me),
things become unglued:
> sudo ./build.sh
> This is the dbmail build script
> I will have to ask you some questions about your
Thanks so much John! Sure enough it makes a big difference with the
Developer Tools installed!
Still got a "Make failed" error (see below). I think I figured out that I
needed to change the default library directory on the dbmail build for MySQL
from /usr/local/lib/mysql/ to /usr/l
t;
> You need the compress libraries, ie. libz. See if you can find
> a package or something to load that.
>
> jn
>
>
> Original Message
> From: dbmail
> To:
> Subject: Re: [Dbmail] Mac OS X Installation
> Sent: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 23:39:47 -0500
>
&
ell wrote:
>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> You need the compress libraries, ie. libz. See if you can find
>> a package or something to load that.
>>
>> jn
>>
>>
>> ---- Original Message
>> From: dbmail
>> To:
>> Subject:
ach by -l) or press RETURN to keep this
> setting:
> -lmysqlclient -lcrypto -lz
>
>
> As for that build.sh script, you can use the -n argument to echo (at
> least on most systems) to suppress the newline character and thus make
> it appear more like a prompt.
>
> - Ga
Thanks for all the support. That did it!
> In the directory where you have the dbmail source:
>
> sudo ./install-dbmail.sh
>
> or
>
> sudo sh ./install-dbmail.sh
>
> (if that doesn't maybe run sudo as a shell with the -s or -u flag, I dont
> have my mac
Are there any modules available for management of dbmail by webmin or other
browser management systems? The only reference I could find online or in
the archives was Dbmail Admin:
http://dbmailadmin.sourceforge.net/
... but this project appears somewhat abandoned.
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately I am not good at it (which is I
guess why I was hoping I could manage dbmail this way, and end up delegating
aspects of that management to others even less capable than myself, if
that's possible).
Just had a look at Joe Cooper's awesome onlin
Hey guys.
I installed dbmail a few months ago (version 1.1) and it has been working great.
I totally love it, no issues, no mucking around.
But im now wanting to update to version 1.2 to take advantage of some of the
bug fixes.
Im not totally sure the best/safest way to update. I obviously dont
Heyas.
Ok, after successfully updating to dbmail version 1.2 I have attempted to get
the auto_reply feature to work.
I am using dbmail 1.2 and postfix. Everything is working great. (except for
auto_reply)
I have searched through forums and docs and found much discussion on the topic
of
Ok,
Thanks for that.
I will have a look through your thread... And if i find any more info i'll
pass it your way..
;)
cheers,
Dan.
- Original Message -
From: "Butch Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 4:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Dbmail]
I upgraded to Panther this weekend (nice!), and I'm having some problems
installing DBMail, or maybe I'm having problems installing MySQL. I am
following the same sequence as for OS X 10.2, but I am getting a "Make
failed" error due to "No such file or directory".
Thanks for the response. Still failed the make. See the transcript of my
build script below. Thanks.
> Try /usr/local.
>
> -Micah
>
>
> On Sun October 26 2003 9:17 am, dbmail wrote:
>> I upgraded to Panther this weekend (nice!), and I'm having some problems
&
:
-
As what user are the dbmail daemons going to run? [default: dbmail]
As what group are the dbmail daemons going to run? [default: dbmail]
Ok installing dbmail executables as dbmail:dbmail..
./install-dbmail.sh: line 58: /bin/chown: No such file or directory
./install
Thanks for being patient with me here. Looking in the install-dbmail.sh
file, I notice that targetexec=/usr/local/sbin/. Sure enough in that
directory are the 5 dbmail commands, so I'm assuming the install-dbmail.sh
script is challenged trying to change their ownership.
I think the part o
imple shell script that uses mysql
client to generate a list of all the messages that are in Trash folders
and where deleted_flag isn't set.
Later, uses a little for loop to set those messages properties to delete
status:
deleted_flag='1'
status='002'
You only have to use
Hi list,
sorry if this question was mentioned in this list before, but i could
not find any related stuff in my archive(mails).
I'm currently running dbmail 1.1x (November 2003) and I'd like to
upgrade to dbmail 2.x. Unfortunately I cannot change the database
(currently running
I have tested dbmail.(MTA postfix) on Suse 9.1 (for test on vmware)
If using myisam tables check should be added like
SELECT *
FROM dbmail_messages
LEFT JOIN dbmail_physmessage ON dbmail_messages.physmessage_id =
dbmail_physmessage.id
WHERE dbmail_physmessage.id IS NULL
if there any records
The NCHILDREN will result one more processes
for example: NCHILDREN=2
root 4836 0.0 0.4 2364 796 ?S12:22 0:00 dbmail-imapd
nobody4837 0.0 0.4 2364 820 ?S12:22 0:00 dbmail-imapd
nobody4838 0.0 0.7 2496 1340 ?S12:22 0:00 dbmail-imapd
Auto Reply does not work by me:
log:
Nov 3 21:49:14 linux dbmail/lmtpd[11392]: dbmysql.c,db_query: executing
query [
SELECT reply_body FROM dbmail_auto_replies WHERE user_idnr = 8]
Nov 3 21:49:14 linux dbmail/lmtpd[11392]: db.c,db_get_reply_body: found
reply_b
ody [test reply^M test^M ]
Nov
unning as mail it will be mailed.
It can be specified with -f option of sendmail (so the -f should be used.
2. the to: header is filled out by dbmail-lmtp but with unknown, it should
be filled out or not filled out and use the -F option...
I cannot program in C but I think I found the error in pi
Given two possible user specifications, for dbmail-smtp in dbmail
2.0.4 only using the primary account username directs mail to a
particular box. Specifying an alias for the primary user fails when a
particular delivery box is specified.
The following form works.
message | dbmail-smtp -d
commented out. If you
un-comment these lines and recompile then it all works.
I'm not quite sure it works correctly: sorting on sender/subject doesn't
seem to work correctly, but at least squirrelmail works now again...
Hope this helps,
Stanley.
>
>
>
>
>
>
quite sure it works correctly: sorting on sender/subject doesn't
>>seem to work correctly, but at least squirrelmail works now again...
>>
>>Hope this helps,
>>Stanley.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> >> http-equiv=
er to a normal user.
>
> I tried recompiling with the us-ascii uncommented and I seem
> to get the same results. Next will be shooting for the
> dbmail-2.0.4 SVN tree.
>
> It seems that only SquirrelMail has this problem and not other
> programs, but then again most don'
Hi,
Is it possible to createdb with --encoding=UTF-8 for database dbmail
2.2.x on PostgreSQL?
Any time ago I try this on dbmail 2.0.x. I did convert
dbmail_messageblks from text to bytea. In POP3-received
messages I had simbols \r as \012 and \t as \011. This is right for
bytea type PG, but not
Hi all,
I'm trying to install gmime 2.2.2 on my brand new 4.0 system (as an
requirement for DBmail 2.2.1)
When I try to compile, I get this;
if /bin/sh ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -
I. -I. -I.. -I.. -I../util -DGMIME_VERSION=
\&
On 12-dec-2006, at 11:54, Leander Koornneef wrote:
On 12-dec-2006, at 11:35, dbmail wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to install gmime 2.2.2 on my brand new 4.0 system (as
an requirement for DBmail 2.2.1)
When I try to compile, I get this;
if /bin/sh ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compil
On 12-dec-2006, at 12:07, dbmail wrote:
On 12-dec-2006, at 11:54, Leander Koornneef wrote:
On 12-dec-2006, at 11:35, dbmail wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to install gmime 2.2.2 on my brand new 4.0 system (as
an requirement for DBmail 2.2.1)
When I try to compile, I get this;
if /b
his ? As I understand it from above, it is plain
impossible to install gmime and thus DBmail 2.2 on OpenBSD.
Greetz,
Daniel
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On 12-dec-2006, at 14:46, Paul J Stevens wrote:
dbmail wrote:
On 12-dec-2006, at 13:55, Paul J Stevens wrote:
A quick google search reveals that openbsd does not define
ECANCELED in
errno.h even though it's in the POSIX specs.
Those are the messages I found as well. However, I am
On 12-dec-2006, at 18:43, Steffen Schuetz wrote:
On Tuesday 12 December 2006 14:20, dbmail wrote:
On 12-dec-2006, at 13:55, Paul J Stevens wrote:
A quick google search reveals that openbsd does not define
ECANCELED in
errno.h even though it's in the POSIX specs.
Those are the messa
On 12-dec-2006, at 16:40, Aaron Stone wrote:
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 15:17 +0100, dbmail wrote:
On 12-dec-2006, at 14:46, Paul J Stevens wrote:
My mistake. gmime-2.1.19 is in freebsd ports not openbsd.
Thanks for the quick reply. Above information may be of interest for
the wiki ?
As
dbmail crashed the mysql DB the 3rd time in some 2 weeks...
always corrupt indices..
can it be that there's an issue with bigger mails or something?
with dbmail, mysqlexport doesnt work (or, at least, i cannot reimport due
tosyntax errors)
mysql Ver 11.16 Distrib 3.23.49, for pc-linux-gnu
py to announce the release of dbmail-2.1.3, a major milestone on
> the road to 2.2.0.
>
> Some noteworthy changes wrt 2.1.2 are:
>
> - added dbmail-export for dumping mailboxes into mbox files.
> - removed the last of the old mime-code. This should make dbmail much
> more robus
;
> Nataraj
>
>
>
> Paul J Stevens wrote:
>
>>Your dbmail.conf states:
>>
>>/var/run/mysql.sock
>>
>>whereas your my.cnf states:
>>
>>/var/run/mysql/mysqld.sock
>>
>>ergo.
>>
>>
>>Nataraj S Narayan wrote:
>>
,
Stanley.
> I'm assuming you're using 2.0.7 right?
>
> This is a known problem with 2.0's broken mime-parser. 2.1.x does not
> have this problem afaict.
>
> Daniel Kasak wrote:
>> Greetings.
>>
>> I've just installed DBMail onto my desktop, and
but *not* in thunderbird.
> TB cannot grok message/rfc822 attachments it has generated itself, even
> though it shows message/rfc822 attachments generated by evolution just
> fine.
>
>>>>For example, when I view a particular message with Thunde
database, and it *is* being delivered by dbmail-imapd.
Stanley.
>
> Hmmm, I'll look deeper into this this evening (if I don't forget); The
> attached messages show up (in squirrelmail) with a size of 0 bytes.
>
> This looks pretty much like the previous problem where att
Hi,
There is also a plugin "change_mysqlpass".
I've been using this with dbmail for quite some time now, you need to
modify a few lines in config.php:
// The names of the user ID and password columns
$mysql_userid_field = 'userid';
$mysql_passw
PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> There is also a plugin "change_mysqlpass".
>>
>> I've been using this with dbmail for quite some time now, you need to
>> modify a few lines in config.php:
>&g
s from rejecting the command and is a really awful
hack.
(or as Paul J Stevens put it earlier: "Aarrgh, yuk. Serverside sorting is
broken!, But you know that..." ;-)
Probably best to stay away from server-side sorting for now.
Stanley.
>
> Why do I get this error for some users? I
Dear All,
I'm trying to use the Perl Mail::Box modules to access my mailboxes.
Does somebody has an experience with these modules ?
It seems that the perl module receives unexpected strings from the server.
When I try to open a connection,
---
my $imap = Mail::Box::IMAP4->new(us
On Mon January 16 2006 18:36, M. J. [Mike] OBrien wrote:
> That's not DBMail but just bad Perl code.
> The message itself explains the problem.
> Try PerlDoc strict etc.
>
> best...
> Mike
>
Not that simple. As I thought, there is an incompatibility between
Mail::Bo
It works, but insertions are so slow that it is not practically usable.
This problem has been reported in the Mail::Box mailing list in Jun 2005. I
haven't seen any follow-up yet.
Does anyone know any other Perl module I could use to talk with dbmail-imapd
or directly access the database ?
nts are confused.
If I were to figure out the encodeing for Outlook it would make it a .msg
file. But this would confuse OE. I have found that Dbmail has the result
that I am looking for. If I have a bounced messange from dbmail it will
attach the original in its message, however the file type s
d and friends.
So if you login as each user one at a time you can subscribe as needed.
Understand that if a user unsubscribes to any #User folders from the
MUA you'll have to do it again since they won't see it to subscribe once
more.
I don't know if this is a dbmail issue or not.
quite a while, but in my mind it looks a bit
>>dated. Roundcube looks nice, but I've never used it.
>>
>>Comments? What else are people using?
>>
>>Matt
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derbird does retrieve them correctly,
>> so
>> it must be a client issue.
>>
>> I am currently investigating FelamiMail (part of egroupware) as
>> suggested
>> on the list a couple of days ago, but this seems to exhibit the same
>> behaviour as squirrelmail.
>
x, I also had to re-download
and compile libsieve, which is now at 2.1.13.
Could this be a libsieve problem, or should I file a dbmail bug?
Regards,
Stanley.
causes
squirrelmail to not display them; they are also deleted at the next
dbmail-util run.
Somehow FelamiMail does show them, but also with a really strange status...
regards,
Stanley.
> Ya, i putted it to work.
> Tks Paul,
>
> But now i have another question/problem.
> I ma
Hi,
I'm using dbmail with sendmail over lmtp, and from what I can tell,
sendmail is effectively acting as a relay. It receives the mail into the
local queue, and then tries to deliver it over lmtp.
The problem with this is that sendmail will accept all mail restined for
the local do
I was hoping there is a more direct way. Since dbmail doesn't appear
to have an integrated SMTP daemon. :-/
I suppose I could add an option to the Makefile to rebuild the access file
from the DB. Or possibly just wrap the dbmail-users to dump the ACL
whenever an address is added/removed.
I decided to have a go at getting postfix to work with this instead of sendmail
as per the suggestion that was made here, and I still have a few
problems. This is probably more of a postfix question rather than dbmail, but
I'm figuring that it would be a common setup with dbmail so someone
On Wed, 30 Apr 2008, Marc Dirix wrote:
If I set mytestdomain in mydestination, I can deliver to it. Otherwise I
just get relaying denied. Is there a reasonably sane way to have
mydestination set so that the list comes from the dbmail mysql backend
while still including local host names
what you want. You want a local_recipient_maps entry that
checks both your dbmail database (which you apparently have working) and
also checks the password file. The default value is:
$ postconf -d local_recipient_maps
local_recipient_maps = proxy:unix:passwd.byname $alias_maps
So just add in
On Wed, 30 Apr 2008, Jesse Norell wrote:
local_recipient_maps = proxy:unix:passwd.byname $alias_maps \
mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf
OK, that seems to work. However, now I'm not getting any deliveries
to
dbmail. dbmail user mail bounces after being accepted by postfi
lmtp process is running chroot it may be using different hosts and
resolv.conf files than normal system processes.
It doesn't seem to be running chroot (note the 5th field is "n"):
dbmail-lmtp unix - - n - - lmtp -o disable_dns_lookups
On Tue, 6 May 2008, Gordon Hay wrote:
I upgraded my server from Fedora FC6 to FC8, and all seemed OK at the
end of the process. DBMAIL (2.2.10) continues to work as expected. But
a subsequent "yum update" to catch all the post-FC8 updates threw up a
number of errors
On Tue, 6 May 2008, Gordon Hay wrote:
On Tue, 6 May 2008, Gordon Hay wrote:
I upgraded my server from Fedora FC6 to FC8, and all seemed OK at
the
end of the process. DBMAIL (2.2.10) continues to work as expected.
But
a subsequent "yum update" to catch all the post-FC8 updates t
On Tue, 13 May 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've been testing DBMail for a few months now and did a test launch
yesterday. We have about 850 pop3/imap users accessing through the webmail,
Outlook and mobile devices. Things were fine when we tested with a few users,
but after we put
On Tue, 13 May 2008, Michael Mayer wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question is: does the schema that comes with DBMail already have
indexing defined in it or do I have to do my own indexing and optimization?
Yes, there are indexes - I just checked it with my db (the structure works,
so
a cache is for sure not the worst idea one could come up with ;)
Absolutely agreed. And for the sake of enabling a switch in my.cnf it's worth
trying, if it's not enabled already.
Gordan
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other mail services (webmail, dbmail, etc.).
Another thing that is worth doing is bypassing OS caching for table access
because MySQL does it's own caching, and is much more efficient than the
generic OS algorithm:
innodb_flush_method=O_DIRECT
Gordan
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,
an indexed search still comes out vastly ahead, in my experience.
But if you can empirically demonstrate that over-indexing signifficantly
slows down the typical (mostly read) workload of DBMail, I'd be most
interested to see it.
Gordan
On Wed, 14 May 2008, Michael Mayer wrote:
Mic
-column
indices on frequently used fields will generally get you most of the way
there in the first pass.
Gordan
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I wish this came up 3 weeks ago. Just before I migrated to dbmail, I
purged all of my spam - all 2GB of it (100K-150K messages, IIRC). I
figured there'd be no point in migrating it. It'd have made for a good
test case. :(
Gordan
On Wed, 14 May 2008, Michael Mayer wrote:
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On 10/9/10 5:25 PM, Paul J Stevens wrote:
> On 10/09/2010 05:14 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:
>> I think this is a bug on dbmail-side
>>
>> lmtpd should send a 4xx-temorary-error instead a 5xx-hard-bounce
>> So postfix would try later to deliver the message again
>
;t "simple" but it isn't super twisted - postfix
(tumgreyspf policy) to dspam lmtp, dspam (w/ clamav) to dbmail lmtp.
(Postfix normalizes the domain wildcards, etc down to u...@local.domain)
Oct 21 04:19:31 mayhem dbmail/lmtpd[29968]: Error:[sql]
dbpgsql.c,db_query(+2
I found a post a while back that said to put in a custom CAPABILITIES
line that doesn't advertise IDLE - that solved it for my thunderbird and
webmail clients both..
On 2/23/11 10:38 AM, Olivier Desportes wrote:
Do you have maintenance scripts scheduled ? My dbmail version came
with
about 1 dublicate entries for
physmessage_id.
I tried to clear the tables envelope, headervalue, referencesfield and
replytofield and rebuild those using dbmail-util.
I do not have any dublicates is physmessage.
Any ideas how to repair this.
Stefan
Hi,
I have installed postfix, dbmail 2.2.11 and gmime 2.2.23.
It looks like the boundary in MIME header can be a maximum 62 characters
long. Then something (dbmail or gmime or anything else) cut the boundary to
2 lines, like this:
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative
hello,
i recently installed the new release dbmail 1.2.1 ! since then from time to
time a pop3d or an imapd seems to hang and needs 99% of the CPU ! this is
really bad ;-(
is there any patch or something available that tells me how to fix this issue
?!? any help would be really appreciated
I get the following error when I try to use dbmail-smtp:
dbmail/smtp[28737]: dbconnect(): PQconnectdb failed: FATAL: no PostgreSQL
username specified in startup packet
dbmail/smtp[28737]: main(): database connection failed
I try sending the email as user dbmail. Postgresql is working, as is
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