On 08/20/2009 07:38 AM Wouter van der Schagt wrote:
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Another question to which I couldn't find the answer in the wiki is whether
'lda' should be added to the protocols line in the configuration, such that
it becomes:
protocols pop3 pop3s imap imaps lda
No, the wiki (and the
Hi there
is there any binary/script to repot user's quota upon request?
Dimitrios Karapiperis
The LDA is not listed in the protocols setting, because it will never
and could never accept a network connection.
There is also no listen/ssl_listen setting for the protocol lda {…}
section.
Thank you for the prompt and concise reply. Another question I have after
reading the quota pages on
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Hi all,
I'm a newbie to Dovecot. I'm trying to get Dovecot working under HP-UX
(IA64, 11.23). There are problems compiling it with the HP-provided gcc
(and with my own compiled one for that matter), but it compiles OK with
aCC (with the AC99 flag
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On Thu, 20 Aug 2009, Ralf Becker wrote:
Δημήτριος Καραπιπέρης schrieb am 20.08.2009 08:45:
Hi there
is there any binary/script to repot user's quota upon request?
You can pipe IMAP commands to:
dovecot --exec-mail imap
which is su'ed to the
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On Wed, 19 Aug 2009, Jonathan Siegle wrote:
Thanks! That did the trick. I had to comment out the socket master/client
lines in dovecot.conf and get the socket set up and then everything worked.
Ah, yes, unless you use a static userdb, deliver
On ons 19 aug 2009 22:39:02 CEST, Benny Pedersen wrote
could you mail me that config to horde ?, but still i also like to
make a better dovecot.conf if its possible so it will say user
unknown instaed of just accept case insensitive on auth
just to the mail archives, i sorted this problem
Jonathan Siegle said the following on 8/19/09 1:46 PM:
Running:
dovecot revision 9333:15b4b2c904fe
dovecot sieve revision: 1091:0fe00772366f
AIX 5.3 64bit
Deliver gives error:
Aug 19 12:30:52 deliver(jsiegle): Error: dlopen(/usr/dovecot-1.2.4/lib/
dovecot/lda/lib90_sieve_plugin.so)
Hi,
I am really stuck here. I am trying to setup imap for an external mail server.
I have a freebsd server running sendmail / dovecot. I am transfering the
existing mail from an exchange 2003 server to the mailserver using imapsync.
This works fine, but gives errors when it tries to make a
Yes,
But how do I do that and does that inflict all users on the server (only a part
of the users use imap). there are about 200 pop users on the mail server and
only 50 of them need imap.
Thanks,
Roger
Charles Marcus wrote ..
On 8/20/2009, Roger Berger (dove...@berger.nl) wrote:
I found
I upgraded from 1.1 to 1.2 a couple months ago and now we are seeing this:
Aug 20 05:34:38 kelly dovecot: auth(default): auth workers: Auth request
was queued for 7 seconds, 10 left in queue
...
Aug 20 05:34:38 kelly dovecot: auth(default): BUG: Worker sent reply
with id 53, expected 54
Aug
On 8/20/2009, Roger Berger (dove...@berger.nl) wrote:
I found out that it has something to do with the mbox not able to
have submaps and there should be a workaround using namespaces. I
tried several setups but keep getting errors. Does anybody know how
to configure namespaces to allow
My configuration :
- a smtp server with Postfix 2.6 and Dovcot 1.1.11.
- a windows 2003 server with active directory for accounts and boxes
I would like to use SMTP / SASL on my postfix 2.6 to authenticate my remote
laptop users (allow legitimate users to relay mail).
To do that, I need to
I realize this is sorta off topic but my searches using Google have got
me mostly no where. So I thought I'd ask here as there is a lot of
_past Postfix_ mail handling issues discussed.
The issue is; I have to deal with a lot of messages that come from MS
Outlook users and sometimes they are
Hello Dovecot users,
I finally managed to make new releases of Sieve and ManageSieve for the
recent Dovecot v1.2.4 release. The ManageSieve release is important to
match login proxy API changes in Dovecot; older versions will not
compile against the new Dovecot release. The new Sieve release
# 1.1.11: /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf
# OS: Linux 2.6.28-14-server x86_64 Ubuntu 9.04
Here's the situation:
I have several local clients (Thunderbird) which do not use TLS at all.
It's plaintext completely, on port 143, because the connection is local
and there are no unauthorized users on this
I just started testing 1.2.3 then 1.2.4 this week, I was too busy
earlier in the year to look at 1.2 at all. So far so good except I
noticed newly granted permissions via ACL on some newly created public
mailboxes were not visible by the client. It seemed to be a version
thing because the
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