Self-explanatory, I hope (note the period on the end of the username);
sieve/pigeonhole does not allow you to have senders which end with a
period, which means that any UNIX users with such usernames who send
mail have it rejected by sieve:
# useradd testuser.
# su - testuser.
$ mail da...@e
On 22/08/12 18:16, Gábor Lénárt wrote:
I think nowdays it's a bit outdated to have 1:1 mapping between UNIX
users and email addresses anyway. Maybe it's OK, but it's surely
problematic in case of mass hosting with many users with policies like
you mentioned as well. Virtual users (in the sense
On 22/08/12 19:20, Gábor Lénárt wrote:
I guess what an RFC says about "email address syntax" is valid rule for both
sender _and_ recipient.
Perhaps it would be best if dovecot applied a policy (whatever policy)
consistently. It was a surprise to me to transition from CMU sieve to
Pigeonhole
Hi,
I've not found the answer to this question anywhere - please forgive me
if I overlooked.
I'd like to be able to be automatically alerted if process limits are
hit (e.g. max POP3 logins).
Is there a way that I can configure a script to be run, in the same way
that I can with quota warni
Hi,
Thanks. I used monit, and will code something up of that kind - but I
was curious as to whether dovecot had something built in; external
monitoring is a somewhat blunter tool, as you don't get to know exactly
why there was a problem unless you also parse the logs.
Tricky to investigate
Hi,
I'm using Dovecot 2.0.9, and was trying to set up a dictionary process
to use an sqlite database for quota management.
The wiki page has examples for MySQL and PostgreSQL:
http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Quota/Dict
For sqlite, a trigger needs to be created to get it to work. But I was
not suf
I'm using dovecot 1.0 rc28 - great software!
I have a virtual hosting setup, with passdb and userdb both using a
passwd file.
I cannot get per-user quotas put in the relevant field of the userdb to
work. They appear to be completely ignored; only the setting
from /etc/dovecot.conf is applied.
On Wednesday 28 Mar 2007, Timo Sirainen wrote:
> > I cannot get per-user quotas put in the relevant field of the
> > userdb to work. They appear to be completely ignored; only the
> > setting from /etc/dovecot.conf is applied.
>
> How exactly do you set it in the passwd-file? You need to set it as
Hello,
I have a suggestion which might be a small and very useful project for a
C coder (I'm not one!).
As Dovecot makes its authentication interface available to other
programs, I think that an Apache module to use it would be very useful.
Currently I share an passwd-db file between Dovecot
I forgot to say something! Alternatively, a PAM module pam_dovecot might
be equally useful. (Then Apache could use it via mod_auth_pam and other
services could use it too, e.g. SSH, FTP but only of course on
platforms with PAM).
David
On Monday 02 Apr 2007, David Anderson wrote:
> He
On Monday 02 Apr 2007, Timo Sirainen wrote:
>
> Yep. And nss_dovecot, libsasl.so compatible replacement for Cyrus
> SASL, etc. :)
>
> I'm not really interested in learning PAM/NSS internals though. I'm
> willing to help anyone who wants to implement them though.
Would you be interested in includin
In the 1.1 plans
(http://dovecot.org/list/dovecot/2007-April/021974.html) I don't see
any mention of sieve... is this intentional? Sieve support is a
priority for me... I'm going to have to see if I can get it via exim's
support if dovecot's not going to add it in 1.1.
Cheers,
David
On Tuesday 17 Apr 2007, Brad wrote:
> Dovecot has had Sieve support for quite some time. It is mentioned on
> the download page.
>
> "Download Sieve plugin v1.0.1 for Dovecot's local delivery agent."
>
> http://wiki.dovecot.org/LDA/Sieve
Sorry... I know about and am using the sieve plugin... I sho
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