On Wednesday 01 December 2004 04:42, you wrote:
I'm runnung sendmail 8.12.3 with cyrusv2 local mailer (Debian woody
standard package) and cyrus 2.1.17 (backport from
http://people.debian.org/~hmh/). Today I had a heavy spam attack caused by
the fact, that sendmail accepts mails for non
Zitat von Marcus Schopen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I've seen that simular questions have been discussed here, but I'm not sure
if this problem is the same (sorry if yes and I just didn't get it):
I'm runnung sendmail 8.12.3 with cyrusv2 local mailer (Debian woody standard
package) and cyrus
Marcus Schopen wrote:
I've seen that simular questions have been discussed here, but I'm not sure if
this problem is the same (sorry if yes and I just didn't get it):
I'm runnung sendmail 8.12.3 with cyrusv2 local mailer (Debian woody standard
package) and cyrus 2.1.17 (backport from
Hi,
is there really noone who could help me on this?
ty
Wolfgang
Hello,
I just tried to modify a mailserver for Cyrus Virtual-Domain Support.
But somehow it keeps failing and after browsing the whole mailinglist archive
and douzends of websites I am pretty clueless now...
I am using
Marcus Schopen wrote:
I've seen that simular questions have been discussed here, but I'm not sure if
this problem is the same (sorry if yes and I just didn't get it):
I'm runnung sendmail 8.12.3 with cyrusv2 local mailer (Debian woody standard
package) and cyrus 2.1.17 (backport from
Hi,
On Wednesday 01 December 2004 11:57, Andrzej Adam Filip wrote:
Marcus Schopen wrote:
I've seen that simular questions have been discussed here, but I'm not
sure if this problem is the same (sorry if yes and I just didn't get it):
I'm runnung sendmail 8.12.3 with cyrusv2 local mailer
Hi,
I'm new with cyrus system and i'm actually trying to configure it.
By now, everything works fine. I use saslauthd with pam_mysql for
authenticating my users.
I can create my user with cyradm (after adding it to mysql db), and then use
the account in a MUA with no problem.
The problem is
Hello everyone
I dont want to start a religious battle, but could I have some opinions
on filesystems for a 100ish user imap server? I have 2x 250G western
digital disks to use.
Thanks
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This has been discussed on the list before, check the archives. I assume
with the hardware you mentioned, you're running Linux. For Linux, the
consensus here seems to be XFS is the best, though I don't know what
other filesystems these people have compared XFS to, or how detailed
their testing
I dont want to start a religious battle, but could I have some opinions
on filesystems for a 100ish user imap server? I have 2x 250G western
digital disks to use.
I think the performance of those disks (and the RAID you put on them) will
be much more significant that the filesystem you use,
Hamish wrote:
Hello everyone
I dont want to start a religious battle, but could I have some
opinions on filesystems for a 100ish user imap server? I have 2x 250G
western digital disks to use.
Thanks
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Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.cmu.edu
Thanks for the answers, this is helpful. I use reiser for our samba
server and it has never had problems, just wanted to check if there was
something to bear in mind for imap. I will not be using RAID for the
setup, I will just rsync the disks every night and in case of disaster,
mount the
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004, Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
Can Cyrus IMAPD (and how) support multiple Kerberos realms via SASL/GSSAPI?
Depending on context, yes, let's see what you want:
It will be neccessary for us to have at least one Cyrus IMAPD that will serve
users from two or more dirs/domains/realms.
I've done some testing and seen a HUGE speedup when switching from EXT2/3
to XFS. unfortunantly I haven't had a chance to do the same comparison
with Reiserfs (I need to, but haven't had time)
I was even able to see a dramatic difference with a single user accessing
a fairly large mailbox
Anyone know anything about Cyrus performance on UFS or the Veritas file
system, VXFS?
I'm running on Solaris, so I won't be using Reiser (or ext, for that
matter.) I'm seeing shockingly slow performance during a mass migrate
to RAID 10 volumes in a reasonably fast SAN. deletemailbox, too, is
Anyone know anything about Cyrus performance on UFS or the Veritas file
system, VXFS?
UFS is an utter nightmare, particularly with an IMAP load. I've never run
cyrus in particular on it, but knowing how it handles directories with
lots of small files... Well, let's just say it's like ext2/3
This is interesting because I have a linux box (RedHat AS3) using RAID 10. I
have some 5000 user accounts and anywhere from 2500 to 3000 concurrent IMAP
sessions -- I think the Mulberry client opens multiple sessions since it's
only some 300 to 500 individual concurrent users. Anyway, what I
John Madden wrote:
I dont want to start a religious battle, but could I have some opinions
on filesystems for a 100ish user imap server? I have 2x 250G western
digital disks to use.
I think the performance of those disks (and the RAID you put on them) will
be much more significant that the
What I am trying to do in a nutshell is to set up an IMAP/SMTP-AUTH
server for a small company using Cyrus-IMAP, and to have the mail
accounts authenticate off of a Windows domain controller. The SMB PAM
module appears to be working well, as I have been able to get the POP
server module of
This is interesting because I have a linux box (RedHat AS3) using RAID
10. I have some 5000 user accounts and anywhere from 2500 to 3000
concurrent IMAP sessions -- I think the Mulberry client opens multiple
sessions since it's only some 300 to 500 individual concurrent users.
Anyway, what I
Hello
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 16:29:16 -0500 (EST), John Madden
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know anything about Cyrus performance on UFS or the Veritas file
system, VXFS?
UFS is an utter nightmare, particularly with an IMAP load. I've never run
cyrus in particular on it, but knowing how
* Robert Lubbers [EMAIL PROTECTED] [1208 22:08]:
What I am trying to do in a nutshell is to set up an IMAP/SMTP-AUTH
server for a small company using Cyrus-IMAP, and to have the mail
accounts authenticate off of a Windows domain controller. The SMB PAM
module appears to be working well,
The MTA is postfix and it is on a separate spindle -- the RAID is exclusively
for the IMAP mailstore. My setup includes two boxes that are MTA only and
includes antivirus scanning of email, etc. One is primarily internal mail and
the other is the primary external gateway. Neither of thses
So is it impossible to use saslauthd + pam_mysql (or auxprop with
plugin sql the two method works) with CRAMMD5 or DIGESTMD5 ?
saslauthd is limited to plaintext. For shared secret mechs you should
use auxprop (sasldb or sql).
Holger
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This is interesting because I have a linux box (RedHat AS3) using
RAID 10. I
have some 5000 user accounts and anywhere from 2500 to 3000
concurrent IMAP
sessions -- I think the Mulberry client opens multiple sessions since it's
only some 300 to 500 individual concurrent users. Anyway, what
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