All's well that ends well Stan !
I've learnt how the list prefers its config specimens to be displayed, and the
list has solved my original problem.
I've even managed to get Sieve and SOLR working without any issues whatsoever.
;-)
Guess that makes me a happy bunny so far. Now I guess I nee
On 8/2/2013 4:34 AM, Nigel Smith wrote:
>> Unfortunately you failed to provide 'dovecot -n' output which makes
>> assisting you much more difficult. Providing this is standard operating
>> procedure.
> Sorry, but What on earth are you on about ?
>
> From the man page " -n Dump non-defau
> You should take this discussion off list.
Tell me Dem which part of my original question was not fit for the list ?
It was a perfectly valid technical question relating to Dovecot, and according
to the description of the mailing list "This is the main list for requesting
help with Dovec
Le 2 août 2013 à 14:17, Nigel Smith a écrit :
> Axel,
>
> This seems to bring up a new problem. ;-(
>
> Before that change, I could see the new mails in both Telnet and Apple Mail.
>
> Now, I can only see the mail in Telnet and not in Apple Mail. No config
> changes apart form your suggestio
> So, I'll now be a bit insisting, but could you now try with:
> mail_location = maildir:~/mails
Axel,
This seems to bring up a new problem. ;-(
Before that change, I could see the new mails in both Telnet and Apple Mail.
Now, I can only see the mail in Telnet and not in Apple Mail. No confi
Jerry,
We drew a line in the sand over the Steve issue hours ago.
Please keep this thread on-topic now, or post nothing at all. I don't want to
re-open that old debate.
Thank you for your understanding.
;-)
> So, I'll now be a bit insisting, but could you now try with:
> mail_location = maildir:~/mails
Ok, will go try now.
>If it works, this may prove useful in the future (for example, should you want
>make use of sieve or easily avoid to have >the control/index files taken into
>account for t
Le 2 août 2013 à 13:30, Nigel Smith a écrit :
> Looking more promising with the chroot commented out Axel (doveconf at the
> bottom) . ;-)
Indeed, looks faaar better.
Fine!
So, I'll now be a bit insisting, but could you now try with:
mail_location = maildir:~/mails
(or whathever
On Fri, 2 Aug 2013 10:34:41 +0100 (BST)
Nigel Smith articulated:
> The configs are right there for both postifx and dovecot. I was
> being courteous by posting them on pastebin instead of pasting them
> into an email which would become clutterd with lines of config !
The problem isn't the p
Looking more promising with the chroot commented out Axel (doveconf at the
bottom) . ;-)
# rm -rf /srv/mail/ops.example.com/test
Aug 2 12:25:50 ukc-vm02-mx01 postfix/smtpd[4480]: connect from
unknown[17.16.10.43]
Aug 2 12:26:04 ukc-vm02-mx01 postfix/smtpd[4480]: 8E0454470E:
client=unknow
Le 2 août 2013 à 12:59, Nigel Smith a écrit :
> Also re-ran Axel's test with a forward slash after the username, no better
Ouch! Did I write such a thing? ;-)
Anyway, could you now:
- comment out all chroot-related settings in dovecot.conf
- ensure you have reloaded dovecot
Also re-ran Axel's test with a forward slash after the username, no better
Although unlike my original config, With Axel's new user home, Dovecot seems
to be creating an extra directory
/srv/mail/srv/mail/ops.example.com/test/
Messages are being delivered to the original path though
/srv
> Are you just saying I should test removing the "/./" chroot from the user
> homedir ? (I think I already tried this, but happy to try again if that's
> what you're saying)
> In a first time, yes, for various reasons:
Per Axel's request, snippet from users.
1001:1001::/srv/mail/ops.ex
Le 2 août 2013 à 12:13, Nigel Smith a écrit :
>
>
>> I wanted to add before above question that I would at least try something
>> like this:
>> mail_location = maildir:~/mails
>> t...@ops.example.com:{SSHA512}x:1001:1001::/srv/mail/ops.example.com/test:::
>
>
> I'll admit I'm a li
> I'm not sure how Dovecot is supposed to interpret the ending "/./" part.
Axel,
Re: the above
http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Chrooting
"Insert "/./" inside the returned home directory, eg.: home=/home/./user to
chroot into /home, or home=/home/user/./ to chroot into /home/user."
> I wanted to add before above question that I would at least try something
> like this:
>mail_location = maildir:~/mails
> t...@ops.example.com:{SSHA512}x:1001:1001::/srv/mail/ops.example.com/test:::
I'll admit I'm a little confused Axel ;-)
Are you just saying I should test
Le 2 août 2013 à 11:39, Axel Luttgens a écrit :
> [...]
>
> Someone more knowledgeable than I am with maildir?
I wanted to add before above question that I would at least try something like
this:
mail_location = maildir:~/mails
t...@ops.example.com:{SSHA512}x:1001
Reindl,
Can we please get this thread back on topic now ?
Thank you
Nigel
Am 02.08.2013 11:47, schrieb Nigel Smith:
>> thats fine *but* on mailing-lists you should paste the output *inline*
>>
>> nobody likes to c&p things for quoting from whatever online
>> services nor is it useful in context of list-archives as well
>> as nobody right on his mind clicks on tiny-urls
>thats fine *but* on mailing-lists you should paste the output *inline*
>
>nobody likes to c&p things for quoting from whatever online
>services nor is it useful in context of list-archives as well
>as nobody right on his mind clicks on tiny-urls
Fine, but then just ask me to post them on the li
>> PS - Yes, Stan is right: always better to provide the output doveconf -n
>> (and postconf -n), and even better in a message's body. :-)
As I told Stan and I'll tell you the configs were right there from the
start for all to see ;-)
Am 02.08.2013 11:34, schrieb Nigel Smith:
>> Unfortunately you failed to provide 'dovecot -n' output which makes
>> assisting you much more difficult. Providing this is standard operating
>> procedure.
>
> Sorry, but What on earth are you on about ?
> From the ***TOP*** of my original email
To save Stan the inconvenience of clicking on a link, I hereby copy my configs
from pastbin and paste to the list, apologies for the clutter...
Happy now Stan ? ;-)
(1) Doveconf
# 2.0.19: /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf
# OS: Linux 3.5.0-37-generic x86_64 Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS ext4
mail_chroot = /sr
Le 2 août 2013 à 11:02, Nigel Smith a écrit :
> Hello Axel,
>
> # id its-virtmail
> uid=1001(its-virtmail) gid=1001(its-virtmail) groups=1001(its-virtmail)
>
> # grep 't...@ops.example.com' /etc/dovecot/users
> t...@ops.example.com:{SSHA512}x:1001:1001::/srv/mail/ops.example.com/tes
>Unfortunately you failed to provide 'dovecot -n' output which makes
>assisting you much more difficult. Providing this is standard operating
>procedure.
Sorry, but What on earth are you on about ?
From the man page " -n Dump non-default settings to stdout and exit
successfully. The
On 8/2/2013 3:25 AM, Nigel Smith wrote:
>> Probably a namespace issue. The imap daemon is telling you there's not
>> new mail. So wherever it's looking it sees no mail. So either it's
>> looking in the wrong place, and the configuration isn't correct. Error
>> logs will inform you about the la
>Somewhat blindly, what's the output of:
>
> id its-virtmail
> grep 't...@ops.example.com' /etc/dovecot/users
> ls -al
>'/srv/mail/ops.ops.example.com/test/new/1375430267.M868397P2192.ukc-vm02-mx01\,S\=477\,W\=486'
>
>Axel
Hello Axel,
# id its-virtmail
uid=1001(its-virtmail) gid=1001(i
Le 2 août 2013 à 10:25, Nigel Smith a écrit :
> [...]
>
> As demonstrated in my initial post, I can do :
>
> #cat
> /srv/mail/ops.example.com/test/new/1375430267.M868397P2192.ukc-vm02-mx01\,S\=477\,W\=486
>
> [...]
Hello Nigel,
Somewhat blindly, what's the output of:
id its-virtmai
>Probably a namespace issue. The imap daemon is telling you there's not
>new mail. So wherever it's looking it sees no mail. So either it's
>looking in the wrong place, and the configuration isn't correct. Error
>logs will inform you about the latter, 'dovecot -n' about the former.
>Show dov
On 8/2/2013 3:07 AM, Nigel Smith wrote:
> Dovecot : 2.0.19 (see config at http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=KMaQ9Ccc)
> Postfix : 2.9.6 (see config at http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=EEeevHfk)
>
> I'm trying to get Dovecot and Postfix working on Ubuntu 12.04LTS but am not
> having much luck.
>
> The
Dovecot : 2.0.19 (see config at http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=KMaQ9Ccc)
Postfix : 2.9.6 (see config at http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=EEeevHfk)
I'm trying to get Dovecot and Postfix working on Ubuntu 12.04LTS but am not
having much luck.
The problem is that although mail gets delivered to the c
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