Thus spake Nicholas Brealey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I have been looking at ipurge(8) for deleting e-mail older than a
> certain number of days from users INBOXes.
You might want to have a look at a little (and hackish) script I wrote
called purgeimap:
http://solidlinux.com/~justin/pur
Hello
I have been looking at ipurge(8) for deleting e-mail older than a
certain
number of days from users INBOXes.
1) The purge_me function ipurge.c contains the statement:
/* DON'T purge INBOX* and user.* */
if ((strncasecmp(name,"INBOX",5)==0) ||
(strncasecmp(name,"user.",5)==0))
r
mkimap only creates 'a'..'z' because those are the only directories that the
cyrus hash function will map files into. For mailboxes starting with a
letter, the lowercase of the first letter is returned. For all non
alphabetic first characters, including numbers, 'q' is returned.
All numeric mai
On Wednesday 05 September 2001 09:27, Joe Ellis wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Haim Dimermanas and myself finished setting up the ultimate email
> solution using postfix and cyrus. The big change from the previous
> version
> is that users can now use their email address as their username. That
> makes
> a
From: "Paul Taubman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Up until yesterday morning, cyrus was running on a Red
> Hat 6.2 box iwthout any problems. After adding 2 new
> users to the system (via userconf) it appears that all
> users can not longer access their email. I have
> checked around and cannot seem to fi
On Wed, Sep 05, Scott Russell wrote:
> Also, I would like to be able to have postfix deliver via lmtp directly into
> the cyrus lmtp socket but never figured out how to handle this. (Permission
> problems I think.) Anyone have this setup?
That's quite easy.
From my README.SuSE:
README.SuSE - [E
Joe / Haim -
Good work. Clear easy to read and helpful.
A postfix tip for you. You might want to take a look at luser_relay and
map_transport configs. We use this to setup our imap server so that we don't
need to edit and hash the postfix config files every time we add a cyrus
user account.
A
Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2001 09:30:03 -0400
From: Ken Murchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Using ANY other option with -l really isn't supported. When using -l,
deliver is simply a LMTP pipe between the client and lmtpd (i.e., the
client is talking LMTP). If the client wants to override the q
Greetings!
Up until yesterday morning, cyrus was running on a Red
Hat 6.2 box iwthout any problems. After adding 2 new
users to the system (via userconf) it appears that all
users can not longer access their email. I have
checked around and cannot seem to find a solution to
this.
I am thinking o
Wait a minute (pulling my head out of rear-end)...
Using ANY other option with -l really isn't supported. When using -l,
deliver is simply a LMTP pipe between the client and lmtpd (i.e., the
client is talking LMTP). If the client wants to override the quota, it
must use the IGNOREQUOTA keyword
Hi all,
Haim Dimermanas and myself finished setting up the ultimate email
solution using postfix and cyrus. The big change from the previous
version
is that users can now use their email address as their username. That
makes
a hell of a difference.
I know I would have been very happy to find a d
On Tue, Sep 04, 2001 at 09:54:09PM -0400, Raymond T Sundland wrote:
> I saw something in the archives regarding master segfaulting so I following
> the instructions posted by someone saying I should link SASL against gdbm,
> however this did not seem to solve the problem.
I think it is also in t
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