Ken
Thanks for the quick fix, which has solved the IDLE problem.
I should probably point out though that this fix does not address the
problem I reported last week. It seems to me that under different
circumstances the copy command could still fail in an unsafe way, leading to
loss of messages.
The only way I had netscape to authenticate using PLAINTEXT was by
removing the LOGIN method from SASL. It seems that Netscape will use
LOGIN if it is available, otherwise it uses PLAINTEXT.
Anyone can confirm this?
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Hi All !!
I have installed a RedHat 7.0 machine with the latest rpm for cyrus-imapd
from Raw Hide. I want to know a little more about the features of this
server. Until now I'm using QMail as POP3/SMTp server, and have the
following questions:
1.- Which one is the better MTA for use with Cyrus,
Walter Steiner wrote:
In my case (Solaris 8, outlook client) the problem of dying imapds
isn't fixed yet. I think it dies in the second call to idle_poll()
(alarm timer). This might be related to ...
According to the signal(3C) man page on Solaris 8:
void (*signal (int sig,
Kenneth Murchison writes:
Damn! My Linux development system treats unreliable signals as
reliable, so I never caught this glaring error. I just verified that
the current code will NOT work correctly on Solaris 7+ and IRIX 6.x.
This may be unrelated, but I notice that idled disappears a day
Netscape doesn't seem to show the "locked lock" icon when I access a
STARTTLS-enabled
cyrus, even though it does process the certificate. Is this a netscape
omission, or am I in trouble?
Thanks,
Juan
Yes, I can confirm. And if it hadn't been for your message, I wouldn't
have
gotten Netscape to work with cyrus. What I don't understand is why
should
LOGIN, as provided by SASL, translate into an IMAP LOGIN command,
which cyrus sends directly to PAM, instead of trying it with SASL.
Thanks
