see it
running out of RAM, either.
Is this sufficient to run dovecot, and will the performance be
acceptable? I'm not expecting something lightning fast, but something
that is acceptable.
I think it should do fine.
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and mail, and a 320GB for Samba).
It spends a lot of its life idle, so handling 100 users would be no issue.
I seriously doubt any machine you put together today would be anywhere
near as slow, so I fail to understand why you'd be spending extra money
and time on performance tuning.
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On 04/22/10 00:58, Peter Hessler wrote:
postfix:
smtpd_sasl_type = dovecot
smtpd_sasl_path = private/auth
dovecot:
auth default {
socket listen {
client {
path = /var/spool/postfix/private/auth
user = _postfix
group = wheel
mode = 0660
}
}
}
Then
life :)
Given a sizable portion of understanding Dovecot is understanding email
in general, I wonder just how much of the book would bifurcate for
covering the differing versions...
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the Dovecot project.
Dovecot book(s) would be nice too.
I'm happy to proof read :)
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On 01/14/10 20:58, Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
what would be the correct way of compressing messages on the new
directory and adding the Z flag ? Would be any problem if, when
compressing on new, add the ':2,' suffix ? Indeed it would be ':2,Z'
suffix one
OK... since I've been wanting compressed
'database' only mean SQL database?
A database is a collection of information that is organized so that
it can easily be accessed, managed, and updated.
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, or something else?
I often run into this or similar errors where using the default make on
Solaris and FreeBSD boxes.
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of that page.
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://wiki.dovecot.org/Migration/Courier
Aside from the warning at the top about bad migration causing re-downloads,
there 'Dovecot configuration' section, and the one on Old Courier POP3
versions to Dovecot v1.0, cover settings for pop3_uidl_format.
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:)
There are various automated tools, like fail2ban, which can help with this
-- if you're using a setup they can hook into.
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of mail into a _single_ folder??
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when it works :-)
In theory, Theory and Practice are the same. In practice, this isn't always
the case. :)
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matter at all.
That's because DBMail is using a general purpose SQL database, whereas
mbox and maildir are special purpose databases, specifically designed for
mail storage.
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). Except in the case of
dbox, they are a bonus only -- not essential.
You could even reduce your backup footprint by omitting them.
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/POP3Server
The MailLocation page also has some notes about index file placement, including:
If you really want to, you can also disable the index files completely by
appending :INDEX=MEMORY.
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is
important, whereas inside the config file, it's implicit we're talking about
Dovecot's LDA.
dovecot-lda also fits with the dovecot-auth precedent. Of course, saying
dovecot-imap-login is getting a bit too verbose :P
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/dovecot-auth
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `dovecot-auth'
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automagically,
and should never be seen as a 'trivial' action.
http://wiki.dovecot.org/Migration/MailFormat should be a good starting point.
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in thinking compressed mbox can be
appended to, but not modified? In which case recompressing could likely
save some extra space.)
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Timo Sirainen wrote:
On Mar 26, 2009, at 6:15 PM, Curtis Maloney wrote:
Steffen Kaiser wrote:
- Is there any functionality you'd like it to do?
+ (re-)index selected mailboxes, maybe recursively, based on mailbox
and/or possibly corrupted, existing indexes
+ remove/sanitize (user-) flags
,
than anything else :)
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of
filesystem directories to denote mail folders. Each folder is its own
directory.
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the message, the greater the potential rewards.
PS: Timo... 2x smaller? ... somehow, I expected better of you :)
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painful than I'd anticipated.
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Carlos Williams wrote:
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I recently upgraded from 0.99.14 to 1.0.13. http://1.0.13. A
quick run through the config file to make sure they matched, and
that was it. Timo's included
for dovecot's auth task to pass on the extra
comms buffers, it sounds VERY broken to me for the client to be issuing
commands blindly without waiting to ensure login worked.
Can I ask which IMAP client has this 'quirky' behavior, that I may avoid it
in future?
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was back on 2.0.0.9...
I'm running Dovecot 1.0.13 and Icedove 2.0.0.14 now with no issues.
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morning before my first coffee...
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to change somewhere. Any ideas on
the complexities of that?
You might want to investigate how the INDEX option to mail_location works.
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://wiki.dovecot.org/Authentication/RestrictAccess
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courier would behave differently with this.
Have you read the migration guide? http://wiki.dovecot.org/Migration/Courier
Many thanks for help.
Dien Phan
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recall some Dovecot config option about how Seen is handled...
have you checked through the config file?
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to you, Timo. Thank you for making my life easier.
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for a second.
Given it's running on a very modest box (Sun Netra V100, 550MHz UltraSPARC
IIe) and sharing resources with samba, cups, apache, and a web app or two...
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would help) give me a hoi.
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Either change the config, or try the s_client command from openssl.
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up at times. Have you checked back through the
archives to see if anyone has found a workable solution?
My hope is to avoid this sort of thing (at least from mailing lists) with shared
folders, but that's for another time...
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, but
the user is saying that they didn't appear.
It's part of how Maildir is designed.
Since Dovecot can quite happily deal with other agents (user or delivery)
meddling with the files and moving them about, it will also happily deal with
new messages arriving magically.
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Timo would use an
open/create-on-fail pattern, not a test-if-exist/open patter which would lead to
a race.
Worst case I can see is someone's session suddenly slows down a bit.
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.) myself?
Yes, you will still need to deliver mail to the mailbox(s) your IMAP server is
giving you access to. If you want to collect mail from several POP accounts,
you will need a tool like fetchmail to do that.
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protocol, because I'm sick of all these polling-based implementations.
But that will have to be after I hook LigHTTPd and Apache into Dovecot Auth,
and all the billion other things I want to do :(
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and money on
sub-standard software like Exchange.
However, the fact you're posting to this list gives me hope you're correcting
the situation :)
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, but with its strong,
clear APIs Dovecot would be an excellent starting point. With fully exposed
internals, you could achieve all sorts of interesting extensions and the like.
but this is a job for someone with more spare time :)
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the first_valid_uid and first_valid_gid settings. These are to
stop people using system accounts for mail (generally held to be a Bad Thing).
From the documentation, the default for first_valid_gid is 1.
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