Rudy Gevaert wrote:
Timo Schoeler wrote:
http://www.linux-france.org/prj/imapsync/
helped me several times. it's an awesome tool imho ;)
I'm still looking for a way to do the sync without knowing the password
of the user. Any idea's?
I've used a dummy ldap backend with a copy of all our a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, anybody here notice http://www.zimbra.com yet?
I have been talking to this company since last november.. and I'm in the
process of doing an eval. I have an enterprise cyrus/sqm install with
about 2500 accounts. I can't yet speak for speed... as the performance
Ken Murchison wrote:
Jared Watkins wrote:
Hello all..
I have a situation here where an 'exempt' user has accumulated nearly
27k messages and 1.5G of mail in their sent items folder and now any
attempt to access this folder has imap timeout problems and stuck
processes. The cyra
Hello all..
I have a situation here where an 'exempt' user has accumulated nearly
27k messages and 1.5G of mail in their sent items folder and now any
attempt to access this folder has imap timeout problems and stuck
processes. The cyradm utility is also not able to work with the
folder... a
Andreas Hasenack wrote:
On Mon, Jun 13, 2005 at 12:35:25PM -0400, Jared Watkins wrote:
AFAIK the only really important data that can't be easily replaced is
the mailbox list database. So I do regular dumps of that file and keep
What exactly is this? Really just the names of al
John Madden wrote:
I'm using LVM snapshot on linux box and it work perfectly
But a filesystem-level snapshot isn't a clear copy of what's uncommitted to the
DB's.
I still haven't heard how bad a situation it is if the db's in the 'db'
directory
are corrupted -- what do you do then?
jon johnston wrote:
I'm very new to Cyrus.
I am looking for a method by which someone with no linux skills can
manage user accounts in Cyrus, and preferably, OpenLDAP simultaneously.
Any input here is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I have an admin tool in progress that does exactly that...
Andrew Morgan wrote:
You may want to look into Dell's AX100 SAN (a rebranded version of the
EMC Clariion AX100). These use SATA drives with a FC front end. They
are relatively inexpensive for the amount of storage you can get, if
your I/O needs match. You can also go a little more upscale wit
I know there have been several questions lately about a better way to
manage cyrus... I've been working on something for a while for my own
use... Right now it is strongly tied to ldap... though it may be
possible to abstract the user database to use ldap or sql... I've not
written it that way
Cyrus Daboo wrote:
Bottom line is: its a client bug - fix the client.
In this case.. the client is the imapmigrate tool from the Cyrus IMAPd
Utilities project on sourceforge.
Just to have this in the archive... around line 514 I've added a line
that should ignore any Recent flags...
for $ms
Hello all...
I'm trying to migrate about 2400 users from iplanet 4x to cyrus 2.2.3...
my first batch of test accounts went without a problem... but now I've
hit a snag with the following in the telemetry output...
APPEND "INBOX" (\Recent) {somenumber}
BAD Invalid flag in Append command
I looked in
> Has anyone found or written a tool to load test an IMAP server (Cyrus in
> particular) which simulates client (reader) traffic?
I have used this one by eTesting labs with some success... it's a pita to
setup... but it does work well.
http://www.veritest.com/benchmarks/svrtools/email/t1intro.asp
Did you ever get an answer to your question? I'm working on just such a
tool.. but with an ldap backend. So far.. it supports working with
static/dynamic groups.. public folders.. and even alternate cyrus
partitions.. I have scripts that pull info out of ldap each hour and
write out postfix form
I've not been able to find the answer to this in the docs or mailing
list... I'd like to use the snapshot feature of the linux volume
manager to take block level snaps of the cyrus databases and mailstore
at regular intervals. To ensure consistency of the databases I assume
you need to shut
No kidding.
I'm looking forward to the donation that makes developing that possible.
-Rob
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Hans Wilmer wrote:
On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 04:36:03PM -0400, Patrick Boutilier wrote:
We are using LVM to give the ability to add disk space and expand our
reiserfs when necessary.
Is it possible to add disc space with ext3fs and LVM, too?
We are using LVM on top of hardware RAID 5
I was just curious about the status of thse two tools... they look very
useful... I tried compiling the cyrrestore in 2.1.11 but had no luck...
and I see nothing in the archives about these...
Much thanks,
jared
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Christian Schulte wrote:
Jared Watkins schrieb:
Hmmm... Well I ran the snmpconf perl script and allowed public read
access in snmpd.conf.. but when I try to walk the enterprises tree I
don't see any cyrus stuff there... in fact.. I don't get any results
if I use enterprises.anyth
ver, that way, cyrus will initialize properly with the snmp
server and start sending it stats.
Scott
--On Thursday, January 23, 2003 12:36 PM -0500 Jared Watkins
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't know a lot about the innards of snmp... but here is my
problem. I
configured cyrus with
I don't know a lot about the innards of snmp... but here is my problem.
I configured cyrus with the --with-ucdsnmp flag.. but when I query with
snmpwalk it gives no result.. as if that part of the tree is not known
to snmp. I ran the query using the base OID from your scripts. I'm
doing thi
I've not been able to find the answer to the GFS question in the archives.. so here goes.
If one were using a dual attach scsi cabinet.. or fibre channel.. would it possible to use cyrus on GFS from two or more servers all with r/w access?
I'm thinking of a setup that would have all user ma
Hello all...
I'm working on a migration from a single linux Iplanet (aka Netscape aka
Sun One) messaging server with Iplanet ldap backend for the user
database TO cyrus on linux with an active directory backend. I have
about 2500 accounts on this sytem.. and from the mta logs I go through
abo
How long have you been using this setup... and have you ever had any
problem... or needed to do a failover.. or a failback? Do you dedicate
nics for the replication.. are they GB? Do you have any stats on the
typical data rates for the replication under normal load?
I've thought about using
Christian Schulte wrote:
Jared Watkins wrote:
I would think you could use LVM the linux volume manager along with
it's snapshot feature.. and then any sort of backup program you
want. I'm not using this method yet... but I will be soon... is
anyone else out there running LVM or
I would think you could use LVM the linux volume manager along with it's
snapshot feature.. and then any sort of backup program you want. I'm
not using this method yet... but I will be soon... is anyone else out
there running LVM or some other volume manager under linux in production?
Jared
that should be enough to cover for single machine hardware failures..
and there is always per user transport ldap lookups in postfix for
multiple cyrus stores... that should cover my bases for the next year or
two.
Thanks for the input...
jared
Rob Siemborski wrote:
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Jared Wa
Rob Siemborski wrote:
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Jared Watkins wrote:
When I login to port 143 using telnet to the _frontend_ that system will
do an ldap lookup and verify the password of the test user. I am able to
list the mailboxes (since they are being provided by mupdate) but when I
attempt
Rob Siemborski wrote:
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Jared Watkins wrote:
Using imtest I was able to login as you suggested... and sniffing the
traffic I saw that it did an ldap lookup to verify the 'murder' proxy
user... but why is not doing the ldap search when the auth attempt is
mad
tead of
slaveuser? It was my understanding that the 'slaveuser' was only used
in communicating with the mupdate master... and the proxy_authname user
was used in the connection to the backend.
jared
Rob Siemborski wrote:
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Jared Watkins wrote:
What's no
I'm trying to setup a murder for testing... I have two physical
machines... one running a backend.. the other running the mupdate
master and as a frontend. I'm using SASL 2.1.9 and cyrus 2.1.9 on both
systems. My latest compile time options are as follows:
SASL
--with-openssl=/usr/lib --wit
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