Re: Archiving emails with Cyrus

On Nov 24, 2008, at 10:36 AM, John Madden wrote: > On Monday 24 November 2008 08:56:35 am Alexandros Gougousoudis wrote: >> There must be a process in cyrus, which copies these emails into a >> (zip)-file and/or into a database, to have them somehow accessable. >> Cyrus must do this with the admi

Re: Archiving emails with Cyrus

On Monday 24 November 2008 08:56:35 am Alexandros Gougousoudis wrote: > There must be a process in cyrus, which copies these emails into a > (zip)-file and/or into a database, to have them somehow accessable. > Cyrus must do this with the administrator account, because the imap > credentials of all

Re: Archiving emails with Cyrus

> Adam Tauno Williams schrieb: > > Are you looking to archive message for data-retention or because you > > need to recover capacity? > I'll need both, sooner or later. For the moment it'll be enough to gain > some more capacity. Thanks for your answer. > >> Thunderbird offers the possibility to

Re: Archiving emails with Cyrus

Hi Adam, Adam Tauno Williams schrieb: > Are you looking to archive message for data-retention or because you > need to recover capacity? > > I'll need both, sooner or later. For the moment it'll be enough to gain some more capacity. Thanks for your answer. >> Thunderbird offers the possibil

Re: Archiving emails with Cyrus

> we use Cyrus 2.2 on a Debian Etch Linux with Sasl and Thunderbird as a > IMAP mailclient for our users. The problem is, that the mailboxes become > very big, so I look for an automatic archiving software, which takes the > mails out of the mailbox into a file and a searchable database. Are you l

Archiving emails with Cyrus

Hi, we use Cyrus 2.2 on a Debian Etch Linux with Sasl and Thunderbird as a IMAP mailclient for our users. The problem is, that the mailboxes become very big, so I look for an automatic archiving software, which takes the mails out of the mailbox into a file and a searchable database. Thunderbird

Re: archiving emails

Diego M. Vadell wrote: > Hi, >I did that with postfix, making a virtual alias with pcre. From the top of > my head, it was something like this: > > @domain.com ($1)@domain.com,($1)@archive.domain.com > > This syntax is surely wrong, but the idea is to use pcre to match the > userna

Re: archiving emails

Hi, I did that with postfix, making a virtual alias with pcre. From the top of my head, it was something like this: @domain.com ($1)@domain.com,($1)@archive.domain.com This syntax is surely wrong, but the idea is to use pcre to match the username part and put it in the virtual alias

Re: archiving emails

Rudy Gevaert wrote: > Mike Zupan wrote: >> I am looking to archive emails hopefully for all sent/received emails. I >> am using postfix 2.3 as a MTA and cyrus 2.3 >> >> I am looking to do something like >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] while it goes to that address >> in cyrus v

Re: archiving emails

Mike Zupan wrote: > I am looking to archive emails hopefully for all sent/received emails. I > am using postfix 2.3 as a MTA and cyrus 2.3 > > I am looking to do something like > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] while it goes to that address > in cyrus via postfix it also goes to

archiving emails

I am looking to archive emails hopefully for all sent/received emails. I am using postfix 2.3 as a MTA and cyrus 2.3 I am looking to do something like [EMAIL PROTECTED] while it goes to that address in cyrus via postfix it also goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can this be done in cyrus via lmtpd or su