Jurgen Botz wrote:
> I just installed Cyrus for the first time to evaluate it as a possible
> mailserver to use at my company. I was surprised to find that each
> folder/mailbox is a single directory... my experience is that on
> typical Unix filesystems (UFS, ext2) this would cause severe perfor
Hi!
Next question: Is it possible to separate the imapd from the pop3 logins
(without pam)?
I want to let all users use pop3. But i want to specify what users are
allowed to use imap...
If i use pam: separation is quite simple via pop3/imap-files in /etc/pam.d,
but i can only use plain text pas
Hi!
My problem is solved... You remember ? pam was not working..
Reason: I had two versions of sasl installed. One in /usr/lib/sasl, the
other one in /usr/local/lib/sasl... imapd used the second one, but this one
was compiled without pam support...
For all to mention: if you get the message:
u
--On Wednesday, October 03, 2001 2:25 PM -0400 Kiarna Boyd
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wow.
> Yes you are right if that is a base performance.
> I have 2.0.16 currently for cyrus. Sendmail 8.22.
>
> Is there specific tuning I need to do?
> Are there FAQ's available?
>
> My mail queue is high a
Hi,
I don't find documentation about IMAP folders o Shared folders neither in
the software documentation nor FAQ
(http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/imapd/install-FAQ.html) nor Linux-Cyrus-Howto
(http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Cyrus-IMAP.html)
Thanks you for any information.
Fabian
> On Sun, 21 Oct 2001 23:24:30 -0700,
> Jurgen Botz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (jb) writes:
jb> At one point in the past I used Netscape Messaging Server (now iPlanet)
jb> and it had this problem at versions less than 4.x. With a few hundred
jb> users, many of whom had mailboxes with a few thou
Jeremy Howard wrote:
>
> William K. Hardeman wrote:
> > You've probably noticed this yourself, but I'm suspecting cyrus is
> treating
> > the [ and ] as standard regex grouping characters, which would explain the
> > number rejects. I don't really know anything about the Cyrus codebase, not
> >
Amos Gouaux wrote:
> Well, my inbox currently has 3568 messages in it and PINE pops it
> open in a jiffy. You need to keep in mind that Cyrus caches things
> like the headers. See the four "cyrus.*" files in each folder.
Right, but this may still be a problem because those files are in
the same
People:
I have uploaded a new release of the rpm package set of Cyrus IMAPd
server I'm maintaining. Version is 2.0.16, release is 2rm.
The URL is
http://rmrpms.tripod.com/cyrus-imapd/
These packages are prepared, built and tested on a Red Hat
Linux 6.2 system, but I'm doing my best to ma
I was running cyrus as my company mailserver for a while, I saw things
start to slowdown when there were more then ~7K messages in one folder
(and start to be significant when it got to more then ~20K
messages/folder). This was on linux 2.0.x on a pentium 200 with 64MB ram
serving ~200 users.
it'
> Amos Gouaux wrote:
>> Well, my inbox currently has 3568 messages in it and PINE pops it open
>> in a jiffy. You need to keep in mind that Cyrus caches things like
>> the headers. See the four "cyrus.*" files in each folder.
>
> Right, but this may still be a problem because those files are in
Lee Hoffman wrote:
> Thanks a bunch for the advice. I deleted db from /etc/nsswitch.conf and
> viola, master stopped segfaulting on launch.
...
> Oct 21 13:09:27 grass master[1520]: about to exec
> /usr/local/cyrus/bin/imapd
> Oct 21 13:09:27 grass master[1508]: process 1520 exited, signaled to
>
You can use separate configuration files for imap and pop3. Copy your
current /etc/imapd.conf to /etc/pop3d.conf and make the changes for
appropriate pop3 login. Then, in cyrus.conf modify the pop3d line to
include '-C /etc/pop3d.conf'. For instance, you could specify separate
sasldb files,
> It appears to be a bug caused by using fnmatch(3) to perform the match.
> fnmatch(3) performs glob-style matching, which treats '?', '*' AND '['
> as special -- see glob(7). The workaround is to escape the []:
>
> header :matches "subject" "*\\[spam score 10.0/10.0 -pobox\\]*"
>
> Feel free to
There are two things you could set in your configuration files. I found
these by looking through the sasl and cyrus source code, the only
complete and always up-to-date documentation. It will take you an hour
or two of poking around to get up to speed, but it more than pays for
itself.
1) T
I'm hoping that someone here may be able to give me some advice. I'm
attempting to configure a machine inside our company to work as a testbed
mail system. The goal is to use it to test upgrades to our mail software
before moving it onto the company's production server. (This came about
beca
I have a global procmailrc I created which I execute with fetchmali.
It works somewhat but all mail seems to go to the Debian folder?
What do I seem wrong in this?
PATH=path/mail
SHELL=/bin/sh
HOME=path/mail
DELIVER="/usr/sbin/cyrdeliver"
SPAM=/dev/null
LOGNAME=$LOGNAME
:0:lance.lock
* ^To:|^c
I finally got it!!! The first piece was obviously to delete the line db
from services in /etc/nsswitch.conf. The second piece of the puzzle was
that I had to recompile sasl executing the following commands before
configuring:
export CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.3.3/include
export LDFLAGS=-L/u
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