--- Simon Matter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The Sieve Vacation Filters are not working on our
> system.
> >
> > All filters *other* than Sieve Vacation *are* working.
> I have been able to
> > create filters to move messages into a folder based on
> header information
> > with
> > no problem
The Sieve Vacation Filters are not working on our system.
All filters *other* than Sieve Vacation *are* working. I
have been able to create filters to move messages into a
folder based on header information with no problems.
I have tried using:
- Squirrelmail AvelSieve
- eGroupware Sieve filters
So clearly people are using the cyrus replication.
Can someone direct me to a good tutorial or any kind of
documentation on setting up 2.3 with replication?
I cant' seem to find anything and very intersted.
Thanks,
- Kevin
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Do You Yahoo!?
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Is there an admin user that has permissions to access all
other accounts?
I am running IMAPSync between two servers, a couple times a
day for backups. The newest version of IMAPSync allows for
a seperate admin auth user to be specified so that you do
not need to know the password for all users you
Email is
transferred, password doesn’t
change.
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September 01, 2005
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To: Sujit Choudhury
Cc:
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Subject: Re: imap
transfer
as heading to ward the above.
Hope this helps... Sounds funky but the above is actually not that
complex. I'm not a shell guy so was going ot write it in PHP to be run
at commandline.
Kevin Baker
Sujit Choudhury wrote:
After
getting advice from various people I tried imapsync, as I
.
Actually a pretty interesting topic... maybe more suited
for a general Slashdot thread. Paying for open source
dev.. I think there was something on that recently.
Kevin
> On Tue, 6 Jul 2004, Kevin Baker wrote:
>
>> How would we indicate our interest to the development
>
The cyrus/replication would be amazing. Application level
replication seems to be the best option if the setup is
straight forward.
How would we indicate our interest to the development
team? How are updates and future development project
priorities decided?
Kevin
> Hi,
>
> Etienne Goyer wrot
ednesday, June 23, 2004 11:48 -0700 Kevin Baker
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> David,
>>
>> This is exactly what I had in mind. Could you maybe give
>> a
>> quick overview of how you have the replication and
>> failover setup; specifically "
David,
This is exactly what I had in mind. Could you maybe give a
quick overview of how you have the replication and
failover setup; specifically "application level
replication vs block"
While the idea of a standby server that uses block level
replication seems very great, if possible I'd like to
While we are discussing network storage for HA.
Would there be a problem with NAS over Gigabit?
> * Etienne Goyer
>
> > Well, I did not consider that option since the SAN
> become a single
> > point-of-failure, and that is a big no-no according to
> the
> > specifications I have at the mom
I need to setup a backup process for our Cyrus install.
Searched the archives and googled, but can't seem to find
a list of the specific files to backup.
I'm assuming, but wasn't sure:
- entire /var/cyrus dir, /var/imap in my case
- all of my conf files
Also I am to restore, I'm assuming I woul
We have a similiar configuration:
- cyrus-imapd-2.1.15
- db-4.0.14
- 500+ users
We were having very similiar issues. For us it turned out
to be issues with the Cryus deliver program. Our
configuration set the mail transport as "cyrus". We
changed to use lmtp and all our problems went away,
complet
NP... that would be great. It would be pretty easy to
modify some existing utils to handle the script upload. Or
just do it by hand.
So... is the patch available or should I wait for the CVS
commit?
Thanks,
Kevin
> Kevin Baker wrote:
>
>> Do you have the global figured out t
Do you have the global figured out this would be great!
> Is there a way I can patch that extension from the cvs
> into the stable that
> I am currently using?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason Jacobsen
> Desktop Support Analyst
> Great Plains Locating Service
> Office: (402) 778-3025
> Cell: (402) 960-3
Do you have the global figured out this would be great!
> Is there a way I can patch that extension from the cvs
> into the stable that
> I am currently using?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason Jacobsen
> Desktop Support Analyst
> Great Plains Locating Service
> Office: (402) 778-3025
> Cell: (402) 960-3
What about procmail? Doesn't it have a global script feature?
We've been using sieve, and have some funky scripts to
keep add our global rules to all the accounts. I'd much
rather have the global script though.
-Kevin
> Jason Jacobsen wrote:
>
>> I was wondering what the status is on the featur
On the "real" scsi hard RAID, I agree but...
For those of us currently using Managed hosting, IDE
drives might be the only option up front. While hardware
RAID and SCSI are with out a doubt *much* better...
the following makes sense to me:
- IDE soft RAID server handles 3000 users NP
- it slows a
I am a newby to, but learning.
Couple things.
"what partition? file system.." This was likely referring
to user partitioning. As your user base increases an
alternative to beefing up your server, is to add addition
machines to handle the load and partition the users.
Basically setting up maildrop
I'm
going to look into this too.
Thanks again.
-Kevin
> On 4:39:45 pm 05/25/04 "Kevin Baker"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> We are testing a number of email configurations for a
>> 10,000+ user-base. Was hoping to get some thoughts on
>> below:
&g
Just posting this for a heads up. Not a question, just info.
We just switched from "Cyrus deliver" to "LMTP" transport.
from: mail_transport=cyrus
to: mail_transport=lmtp
Once we reached about 600 user we were having problems with:
- corrupt mailboxes (needed to be reconstructed)
- cyrus deliver
I finally got postfix+cyrus working through lmtpd!!
However, now whenever I restart cyrus the
"/var/imap/socket/lmtp" gets set back to root:root
Which causes the "Permission Denied" problems.
I can set it back to cyrus:mail each time, but would like
to correct this issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
I have been having recurring problems with our email
system. I am almost certain that it is an issue with
Cyrus. Sorry for the long message, just thought it would
be good to get it all in at once. We are using the below
configuration.
CONFIGURATION:
Red Hat 9
cyrus-imapd-2.1.15
I have been having recurring problems with our email
system. I am almost certain that it is an issue with
Cyrus. Sorry for the long message, just thought it would
be good to get it all in at once. We are using the below
configuration.
CONFIGURATION:
Red Hat 9
cyrus-imapd-2.1.15
Thank yeah.. I'm taking down this cron.
>
>
> --On Wednesday, May 26, 2004 18:13 -0700 Kevin Baker
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> How about this. I found out that the previous
>> administrator was restarting Cyrus and Flushing Postfix
>>
OpenLDAP 2.0.27
> On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 12:23, Kevin Baker wrote:
>> I had to reconstruct my first cyrus user inbox today.
>>
>> I have to say it makes me a bit nervous. We are running
>> Postfix+Cyrus+LDAP with about 500 user, pretty good
>> traffic, on 512Ram
I had to reconstruct my first cyrus user inbox today.
I have to say it makes me a bit nervous. We are running
Postfix+Cyrus+LDAP with about 500 user, pretty good
traffic, on 512Ram Raid1.
This particular user had about 1000 messages in her inbox.
It was fine after I ran reconstruct, but this is
;>
>> --On Tuesday, May 25, 2004 14:39 -0700 Kevin Baker
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>> > Thought? This is obviously just a sketch... but I
>> haven't
>> > seen a this done before as far as the failover
>> solut
So I'm guessing I should look into the DRBD then.
http://www.drbd.org)
It's in the archive:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg18820.html
Other than that I can't think of how to handle the fail-over.
>
>
> --On Tuesday, May 25, 2004 14:39 -0700 Kevin B
We are testing a number of email configurations for a
10,000+ user-base. Was hoping to get some thoughts on
below:
- Postfix
- Cyrus-SASL
- Mysql Auth
We will likely start with 3 frontend servers and 3 backend
servers. Replicate MySQL across all servers auth, maildrop
routing.
We were thinking o
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