Hey guys,
Well, as stated earlier, here's my patch. It is based on Simon
Loader's code. I did nothing new to the MySQL code. There are
several changes to his LDAP code, but really, I just added search
capability to it.
I've also added three new directives. ldap_filter wil
It's an apples and oranges question. IMAP servers don't talk to POPs
servers, or anything else for that matter -- they talk to IMAP clients.
Use an email client that talks both protocols, netscape for example, and I
beleive microsoft's virus magnet also. Using the email client, download
your
I found a utility to export the SIMS database mailboxes to mbox
format, so it looks like I can use Steve Snodgrass' user2cyrus script
for my migration. Thanks!
-Jules
Jules Agee wrote:
> I'm looking for a tool that will migrate all of my users' mailboxes from
> the Sun Internet Messaging Ser
Hi,
fetchmail is a nice tool that is capable of retrieving mail from pop3 and
delivery to the local machine.
TTYL,
Adi
On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, Scott Rixon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am fairly new to Linux so I am sorry if I am asking silly questions...
>
> I have setup my IMAP server, I have a logi
I'm looking for a tool that will migrate all of my users' mailboxes
from the Sun Internet Messaging Server to Cyrus. Unfortunately, SIMS
stores all mailboxes in some unknown database format and the only
means I have to access them is IMAP. I've seen a few others ask
similar questions in the li
Hi all,
I am fairly new to Linux so I am sorry if I am asking silly questions...
I have setup my IMAP server, I have a login and can see the Inbox folder! I
want to set it to download my mail from my POP3 account an pass it to the
IMAP server. I have one address at the moment so it shouldn't be
I've seen this behaviour from several different MTA's. I thought
that RFC1123 (Para 5.2.13) addressed this issue, but upon checking,
I see that it refers to return-path.
-Dave
Pavel Levshin wrote:
>
> Hello Ken,
>
> Wednesday, July 11, 2001, 8:23:00 PM, you wrote:
>
> >> nw> Why is there no
> On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 18:06:32 +0400,
> Pavel Levshin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (pl) writes:
pl> Then, some servers on the Net do not accept those mails. I've got this
pl> error from remote MTA (IMail 5.05):
MAIL From:<> SIZE=726
pl> <<< 501 bogus mail from
pl> Which RFC states this beha
Hey guys,
Well, I finally caved in an decided to use Simon Loader's SASL LDAP
patch. Actually, I patched that even so I could have LDAP search
support. I'll send it out to the list after I make a few cosmetic
changes.
The problem is, after I log into cyradm, I can't create/
Catherine, look at the project DBMail. I bet they would have a lot of
documentation on why you might want to do such a thing.
IMHO, cyrus-imapd + Squirrelmail is the best webmail around.
Greg
On Wed, Jul 18, 2001 at 09:56:47AM -0400, Kevin J. Menard, Jr. wrote:
> Hey Catherine,
>
>
> Wednesd
Hello Ken,
Wednesday, July 11, 2001, 8:23:00 PM, you wrote:
>> nw> Why is there no from address (I set the servername: in /etc/imapd.conf) and
>> The message is formated as a bounce.
KM> Technically speaking, it is an MDN (message disposition notification).
KM> The reason that there is no envelo
Hey Catherine,
Wednesday, July 18, 2001, 6:23:07 AM, you wrote:
CR1c> I have come across mention in this list's archive about using a MySql
CR1c> database as a mail store for webmail, leaving IMAP out of the loop
CR1c> completely. Is this possible and, if so, what are the limitations? Anyone
CR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have come across mention in this list's archive about using a MySql
> database as a mail store for webmail, leaving IMAP out of the loop
> completely. Is this possible and, if so, what are the limitations? Anyone
> using such a setup?
>
We started out using just that s
Fred Ball wrote:
> It instructs me to add the following two lines to cyrusproto.mc:
>
> OSTYPE(freebsd4)
> DOMAIN('DOMAIN.COM')
That should be
DOMAIN(`DOMAIN.COM')
Note that the first quote character should be a backtick (located
under the ~ on this keyboard, if that
I have come across mention in this list's archive about using a MySql
database as a mail store for webmail, leaving IMAP out of the loop
completely. Is this possible and, if so, what are the limitations? Anyone
using such a setup?
Regards,
Catherine
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