You wrote
> The Cyrus system uses sasl to authenticate.
> It can use:
> passwd
> shadow
> kerberos_v4
> pam
> sasldb
> 'role your own'
Other than sasldb (where you generate your password using saslpasswd
username), don't you have to tell cyrus-sasl what to use during compiling
time? Can you co
Bingo :) I am one step further, just need to figure out how to get my
sendmail to drop mail into this mailbox now
dwc
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Michael Fair wrote:
> You need to create the account
> "user.dwctest"
>
> All user mailboxes that map to "inbox"
> start with the string "user."
>
> -- M
From: "Adonis El Fakih" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> However there is a question that now pops to mind...
> Every time a quota is set, a file in created under
/var/imap/quota/$username
>
> If the number of users is large i.e. over 30k users, you will have
> problems under linux, since you can not create
You need to create the account
"user.dwctest"
All user mailboxes that map to "inbox"
start with the string "user."
-- Michael --
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Scot W. Hetzel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 10:00 AM
Sub
cyrus-sasl can be configured to use a number of different user stores
(databases). This is typically controlled via /usr/lib/sasl/Cyrus.conf.
Mostly it defaults to sasldb, which is cyrus-sasl's own database. However,
it can be changed to other things, often it is set to pam.
--Moby
-Origin
Hi,
I am running a debian 2.2r1 system and just compiled
the cyrus stuff last night and am getting a seg fault
in the master process. The process dies right after
doing a getservbyname call from libc6.
An earlier post (back in June) said this was the
result of multiple DB libraries.
Here's
The Cyrus system uses sasl to authenticate.
It can use:
passwd
shadow
kerberos_v4
pam
sasldb
'role your own'
look at the cyrus-sasl sysadmin.html file
for more details.
-- Michael --
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2
Here is some more info
I have create a mailbox call dwctest using cyradm, and I also create a
user account w/ usradd call dwctest. But when I tested this out, this is
the error I am keeping getting
+OK brianna.webweb2.com Cyrus POP3 v1.6.24 server ready
user dwctest
+OK Name is a valid mailbox
p
OK, now it make more sense. I do have couple more quick questions
If I use saslpasswd, where does this database or password file located at?
I have create a mailbox call "dwctest" and I have create an account call
"dwctest" also in my /etc/password. will my saslpasswd = pwcheck under
imapd.conf
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> But I though cyrus doesn't use /etc/passwd? I though cyrus-sasl have its
> own user password database?
>
Cyrus-sasl will use either the /etc/passwd (PLAIN, LOGIN mechanisims only),
sasldb (PLAIN, LOGIN, CRAM-MD5, DIGEST-MD5, ...), Kerberos IV & V, or PAM
for authentic
From: "Tim Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am moving a Cyrus installation from one system to another, and would
like
> to be able to preserve/move the current installation's database (users,
> passwords, mailboxes). Is this possible? If so, how?
>
I did this a few weeks ago, to fix a corrupted ha
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am new to cyrus and I was wondering how do you create a new user
> account? let say there is a user name "dwctest". I create a new mailbox
> using cyradm (ie cm dwctest). So the mailbox is created, but where do I
> put the user info and password information at?
>
B
But I though cyrus doesn't use /etc/passwd? I though cyrus-sasl have its
own user password database?
dwc
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Scot W. Hetzel wrote:
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I am new to cyrus and I was wondering how do you create a new user
> > account? let say there is a user name "dwc
Hello,
I am a bit lost with the new Cyradm tool (written in Perl). Cyrus 2.0.6
I want to create a TCL script to create Cyrus users (for some reasons).
My problem is that:
1) if I use the new Cyradm tool:
I am not able (or I do think so) to create users automati
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