A default dovecot (el9 rpm) install is compliant as it does not work and does
not do anything, it is just a bunch of binaries on a disk.
and how exactly this answer is useful ?
oh my, I am feeding the troll again
Bitranox
*Von:* Marc via dovecot
*Gesendet:* Montag, 10. Februar 2025 um
Thumbs up for that.
It costs nothing and adds value. Cant see any downsides (which might
exist, aki might elaborate).
Bitranox
*Von:* Rupert Gallagher via dovecot
*Gesendet:* Montag, 10. Februar 2025 um 13:51 MEZ
*An:* aki.tu...@open-xchange.com
*Kopie:* dovecot
*Betreff:* RE: Dovecot's
Great job finding a solution that works for you!
To answer your curiosity about the *"cur"* folder in your Dovecot email
files:
Dovecot follows the *Maildir* format, which organizes emails into
directories for better performance and reliability. Each mailbox (or
folder) you see actually cont
Hi Zane,
What you received is not an Outlook archive (like a .pst or .csv file)
but rather a Maildir—a standard way for Unix‑based mail servers (like
Dovecot) to store email. In a Maildir, each email is stored as its own
file inside folders (often named with a leading dot, such as |.NEWMAIL|,
Hey Marco,
this is what to do:
1. Group Membership for SSL Certificates
- Add Users to `ssl-cert` Group:
On Ubuntu, the default group for SSL certificates is `ssl-cert`,
not `ssl_cert`. Confirm with:
```bash
ls -l /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem
```
If
marco,
Dovecot configurations are split across multiple files. If service
imap-login is defined in both dovecot.conf and conf.d/10-master.conf,
this can cause conflicts.
Fix:
Remove the service imap-login block from dovecot.conf (keep it only in
10-master.conf).
Ensure 10-master.conf cont
The error you're encountering during the build process for Dovecot
2.3.16—specifically, "checking whether fd passing works... no"—likely
relates to missing dependencies or system capabilities for file
descriptor (fd) passing. File descriptor passing is typically required
for IPC (Inter-Process
I would say "elsif" itself is a typo - in most languages it is "elseif".
in that case both versions should be valid keywords - the current (but
unusual) "elsif"
and the more common "elseif"
this would not introduce downsides but makes programmers life a bit more
easy.
Am 25.08.2023 um 12:38
