Do Cyrus support virtual domain

I was wondering if v1.6 or v2.0 or Cyrus support virtual domain. If so, do each domain must have their own unique IP? There are few IMAP that support virtual domain by using IP alias or embed @domain.com to the username. I was wondering if Cyrus can do the same? Or is it just straight IMAP like

Re: deliver: didn't exec?!? ... sieve problem?

Eric Sorenson wrote: > > On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, The Hermit Hacker wrote: > > > doing further investigation on this, and if I remove the sieve > > script (a simple redirect "remote user";), the error messages goes away > > and the message is delivered to the mailbox ... > > > > does t

Re: autocreatequota

Seva Adari wrote: > > I have set 'autocreatequota: 10' (is this bytes or megabytes?) > > Bytes Opps, sorry! It is Kilobytes not bytes.

Problem with folders...

Hi friends: How are u, i hope fine... I use Cyrus imap server and Outlook Express like client of email... How can i said to Cyrus or to Outlook Express that user has his personal folders "Sent Items" and "Drafts", the problem is that cyrus just show him the inbox folder thanks...

Re: deliver: didn't exec?!? ... sieve problem?

On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, The Hermit Hacker wrote: > doing further investigation on this, and if I remove the sieve > script (a simple redirect "remote user";), the error messages goes away > and the message is delivered to the mailbox ... > > does that make any sense to anyone? I can't s

Re: autocreatequota

> I have set 'autocreatequota: 10' (is this bytes or megabytes?) Bytes

deliver: didn't exec?!? ... sieve problem?

Morning all ... doing further investigation on this, and if I remove the sieve script (a simple redirect "remote user";), the error messages goes away and the message is delivered to the mailbox ... does that make any sense to anyone? I can't seem to find any other error messag

autocreatequota

Hi all, First off thanks for the response to my last problem (inetd getting too many connections). I have set 'autocreatequota: 10' (is this bytes or megabytes?) in /etc/imapd.conf to try and get quotas set on mailboxes when they are created. after doing this I checked the quota on a newly cre

deliver error (fwd)

can someone explain to me what would cause a 'deliver: didn't exec?!?' error as below? I'm getting it reasonably consistently on one of my servers ... load is <1, only 315 processes running ... maxproc on the machine is 2068 ... Marc G. Fournier ICQ#7615664 IRC