and again sql md5 passwords.

Hello there, More SASL question but anyways.. Is there any possible way nowadays to use sql stored md5 hashed passwords if only plain login is needed? have to connect cyrus imapd to existing user database. Using pam and then sql seems like overhead for about 100.000 users at this moment, or not?

Re[2]: Cyrus managment from php..

JV> Anyone could share or point to some simple Cyrus managment JV> function list/class writenn in PHP based on sockets? JV> I guess pecl.php.net/cyrus  is pretty out of date? Is there any way to query cyrus from admin user over imap connection to get back users partition? -- kristaps Cyrus

Cyrus managment from php..

Hi there! Anyone could share or point to some simple Cyrus managment function list/class writenn in PHP based on sockets? I guess pecl.php.net/cyrus is pretty out of date? -- kristaps Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/ Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/twiki List A

Re: delete messages from the command-line?

Labvakar mikee, Thursday, May 24, 2007, 4:10:50 PM, Jus rakstijat: m> I use deliver to put messages directly into the inbox m> or some folder inbox.folder. Is there a similiar way m> to remove messages from a folder? I want to remove messages m> when a folder has more than 1000 messages or the me

Re: Moving mailboxes

Labdien Sebastian, Wednesday, May 23, 2007, 10:53:58 AM, Jus rakstijat: SH> we're using Cyrus 2.3.8. Our primary Cyrus partition is getting full. We've SH> added another one and all new users are created there. Still we need to SH> move some users from the old one to the new one. I know how to do

Managing Cyrus partitions & managing from php?

Hello! Have done moving & upgrading here to 2.3.8 and brand new hardware. Old system was managed through perl using Cyrus::IMAP::Admin Moving user to another partition for balancing was easy: $client->renamemailbox("user/$username","user/$username",$partition) or warn "moveuser: " . $clien

Re: mboxlist differenece 2.1 vs 2.3 ?

Hello myself! :) Tuesday, March 13, 2007, 9:10:36 AM, I wrote: KA> Migrating here from Cyrus imap 2.1 to 2.3. KA> ctl_mboxlist -d output differs. KA> In old Cyrus 2.1: KA> user.krisha 1 krisha lrswipcda KA> user.krisha.sent-mail1 krisha lrswipcda KA> user.krisha.trash

Re[2]: Any points for 2.3 vs 2.2?

Hello, Thursday, February 22, 2007, 2:21:50 PM, Jus rakstijat: SM> 2.3.8 is not considered testing, it's called stable now. Just website says otherway ;) >> We use it as simple mailstorage with quotas accessed only >> from IMAP-webmail or pop3. >> Any solid pros? SM> For the standard features you

Any points for 2.3 vs 2.2?

Hello! Are there any benefits from using 2.3 testing release, instead of 2.2.12 stable, if we don't use murder, shared mailboxes, virtual domains, NNTP? We use it as simple mailstorage with quotas accessed only from IMAP-webmail or pop3. Any solid pros? -- kristaps Cyrus Home Page: http://

Re[4]: Migrating Cyrus 2 Cyrus new hardware

Hello, Saturday, January 27, 2007, 6:53:27 AM, Jus rakstijat: >> RG> With just about any filesystem, I would recommend smaller >> RG> partitions (250G or so). It really isn't any harder to >> RG> manage, and backup/restore/fsck will be much happier. Still about migrating 2.1.9 to 2.2.12 and new

Re[2]: Migrating Cyrus 2 Cyrus new hardware

Hello info-cyrus, Thursday, January 25, 2007, 6:38:17 PM, Jus rakstijat: >> New setup is 2 boxes each with 2 partitions each ~2T. RG> What filesystem? ReiserFS, till know it worked good and fast with hell a lot of small files. RG> With just about any filesystem, I would recommend smaller RG> part

Migrating Cyrus 2 Cyrus new hardware

Hya there! We are trying to make big upgrade for our Cyrus server. Now we are running 2.1.9 on single server with 4 partitions and about 200.000 users! Each partition about 70G and 1.700.000 mail files. We thought to use 2.2.12 which is installed and checked already on new boxes. Or should we g

Re[2]: Backup of Cryus IMAP [ ctl_mboxlist -d ]

Wednesday, February 12, 2003, 6:42:46 PM, You wrote: JAT> For a full restore, to guard against corrupting JAT> important database files I do ctl_mboxlist -d to a text file just before JAT> the backup, and then backup that file. ctl_mboxlist -d Gives me output like: user.ajoma default ajoma

username

Greetins cyrus usersm, What should be the best way to lowercase all username for incoming emails, so there would be no I/O errors? Should this be done in MTA, or there is some workaround in Cyrus? And what about 8BIT? I don't really get the point.. -- kristaps