On 1/30/2012 11:12 AM, Deepa Malleeswaran wrote:
> I use dovecot on CentOS. It was installed and configured by some other
> person who doesn't work here anymore. I am trying to renew ssl. But the
> command works fine and restarts the dovecot. But the license shows the same
> old expiry. Can you pl
Hello,
I am running dovecot-2.0.13-1_128.el5 x86_64 RPM on CentOS 5.7.
All accounts are virtual, hosted on LDAP Server. We are using Maildir
mailboxes.
The question: What is the process to rename an existing account/mailbox?
I would like to rename userx with email: us...@example.com to
u...
Hi,
My colleague just pointed me to the recent fix of this issue, thanks!
To my understanding, when using mdbox, doveadm force-resync
should be able to recover all the messages from the storage files
alone, though of course losing all metadata except the initial
delivery folder.
However, this does not seem to be the case. For me, force-resync
creates only partial indic
On 31.1.2012, at 17.48, Lauri Alanko wrote:
> $ doveadm search all | wc
> 93236 186472 3625098
..
> Then I removed all the indices and rebuilt them:
>
> $ doveadm search all | wc
> 43864 87728 1699590
>
> Somehow dovecot lost over half of the messages!
There may be a bug, and I just yester
Quoting "Timo Sirainen" :
Try instead with:
doveadm fetch guid all | sort | uniq | wc
When you removed indexes Dovecot no longer knew about copies of messages.
Well, well, well. This is interesting. Back with the indices
created by dsync:
$ doveadm fetch guid all | grep guid: | sort | uniq -
Hi guys.
Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a new
hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
from courier to dovecot. Transition went pretty smoothly and the users
experienced just a few hours' blackout.
Only trouble now is that, after
On 1.2.2012, at 1.16, Armistead, Kurt wrote:
> Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a new
> hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
> from courier to dovecot. Transition went pretty smoothly and the users
> experienced just a few hours
hello
is there a way to forbid SOME ( not all ) users's login with dovecot 2 ?
I need to move their IMAP folders to another place with more
disk space but I don't want to stop dovecot IMAP service for
the other users as the moving process will be a bit long ( 1 Tb to move )
thanks
Den 01. feb. 2012 06:55, skrev Frank Bonnet:
hello
is there a way to forbid SOME ( not all ) users's login with dovecot 2 ?
I need to move their IMAP folders to another place with more
disk space but I don't want to stop dovecot IMAP service for
the other users as the moving process will be a bi
On Wed, February 1, 2012 12:33 am, Timo Sirainen wrote:
> On 1.2.2012, at 1.16, Armistead, Kurt wrote:
>
>> Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a
>> new
>> hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
>> from courier to dovecot. Transition
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