I realize it's hard to be precise about this, but does anyone have a
feel or rule of thumb for a couple of aspects of indexing overhead?
1. Proportionally, how much space does it take for all 4 files? If I
want to give my users a quota of 100 MB for messages, how much real
space should I plan fo
Answering my own question:
In dovecot-sql.conf:
user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' as home, maildir as mail,
postfix_uid as uid, postfix_gid as gid FROM mailbox WHERE username = '%u'
And in dovecot.conf userdb/passwdb sections:
args = home=maildir:~/Maildir/
it's not as clean as I'd
Kyle Wheeler wrote:
On Tuesday, August 21 at 02:15 PM, quoth Patrick - South Valley Internet:
What's even more odd is that when I created a new folder within
Outlook Express, I see it in /home/USERNAME/Maildir/subscriptions,
but I don't see the folder anywhere...how does Dovecot see these IMAP
Mike Brudenell wrote:
Hi Patrick,
On 20 Aug 2007, at 23:21, Patrick - South Valley Internet wrote:
I've read so much information on this that I'm a little confused as
to what to follow. Here's what's going on:
We just migrated away from our AIX machines which were running
Postfix and UW-IM
I am almost done migrating to a new server using Dovecot + Postfix +
Postfixadmin/MySQL. I am a bit confused about how to mix the system
(pam) and virtual (SQL) users though.
I see that in dovecot.conf, there is a default_mail_env variable but
that seems to apply to both cases. I really need
Op woensdag 22 augustus 2007 11:23, schreef Christian Schmidt:
> Hello Andre,
Thanks for your response,
>
> Andre Eisvogel, 21.08.2007 (d.m.y):
> > I'm running a linuxbox with ' Dovecot<->Exim<->horde/IMP<-> Mysql ', this
> > is a very good combination and works excellent for the system users.
>
On Tuesday, August 21 at 02:15 PM, quoth Patrick - South Valley Internet:
What's even more odd is that when I created a new folder within
Outlook Express, I see it in /home/USERNAME/Maildir/subscriptions,
but I don't see the folder anywhere...how does Dovecot see these
IMAP folders? Is there s
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 07:11:24 -0600 Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Tuesday, August 21 at 02:06 PM, quoth Patrick - South Valley Internet:
> > Thanks Kyle, but how do I convert the mbox-like IMAP folders into
> > something Dovecot can read with the new config?
>
> One way (the most straightforward) is to
On Tuesday, August 21 at 02:06 PM, quoth Patrick - South Valley Internet:
Thanks Kyle, but how do I convert the mbox-like IMAP folders into
something Dovecot can read with the new config?
One way (the most straightforward) is to use any of the available
mbox-to-maildir converter scripts. Searc
Hello Andre,
Andre Eisvogel, 21.08.2007 (d.m.y):
> I'm running a linuxbox with ' Dovecot<->Exim<->horde/IMP<-> Mysql ', this is
> a
> very good combination and works excellent for the system users.
>
> Now I want to change the configuration and authenticate against the mysql
> database from h
Hi Patrick,
On 20 Aug 2007, at 23:21, Patrick - South Valley Internet wrote:
I've read so much information on this that I'm a little confused as
to what to follow. Here's what's going on:
We just migrated away from our AIX machines which were running
Postfix and UW-IMAP. We're now runnin
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