.
This would be a wonderful solution.
I liked very much how the cyrusdb-Functions are realised to acces
skiplist and other db backends, something like that for dns or network
in general would ne very nice.
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to look for the block
numbers which are read constantly? In Solaris I use dtrace to look for
that and also for file based i/o to look WHICH files get read and
written when there is starvation.
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that it finds the new mailboxes) all is
well. Doing the same without replacing the Spaces with _ the effect is
the same: reconstruct finds all new mailboxes but even if they are in
mailboxes.db they don't get listed.
Is this a bug?
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Le 30/01/2012 12:57, Pascal Gienger a écrit :
We had a strange issue, and it has to do with spaces in mailbox names.
Mailboxes are on disk, they are encoded, but they don't get counted on
ctl_mboxlist -d or doing a LIST or LSUB.
I found this on the web:
http://blog.webworm.org/content/cyrus
Le 30/01/2012 12:57, Pascal Gienger a écrit :
We had a strange issue, and it has to do with spaces in mailbox names.
Mailboxes are on disk, they are encoded, but they don't get counted on
ctl_mboxlist -d or doing a LIST or LSUB.
Correction; the ctl_mboxlist -d shows then, but neither LIST
Found it in Bugzilla [#3628]
Confirmed here.
Direct access with SELECT or GETACL works without a problem, but a
LIST just omits these mailboxes.
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= mboxname_datapath(mbentry.partition, mbentry.name, 0);
printf(%s\n, path);
}
} else {
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enough space for it. If not, I would have
moved it to SAS and decent cache size. And I would not have had any
downtime because due to the storage virtualization WWPNs would not have
changed - it would have been transparent to my Solaris hosts.
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in my
case).
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Le 05/01/2012 21:06, Bron Gondwana a écrit :
On Thu, Jan 05, 2012 at 07:50:28PM +0100, Pascal Gienger wrote:
flushseenstate: 1
Doesn't do anything any more, I'm pretty sure.
In fact - just checked. It's still in the imapd.conf docs,
but it doesn't do anything. I'm going to delete that now
) multipathed FiberChannel SAN
volume with no performance bottlenecks. 64 GB RAM per node, approx 40 GB
ARC (ZFS Cache). Solaris 10u9 Kernel 147441-03 64bit x64
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to Thunderbird including Lightning
(connecting to our SOGo servers) in many of the faculty and professors'
secretaries.
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will
rebegin in October, so load is lesser.
And it is 5:46pm.
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Am 16.06.11 15:26, schrieb Ramprasad A.P:
Using outsourced mail is not possible
Amazon cloud *IS* outsourced mail, Amazon has access to your virtual
servers and it passes without VPN into their network.
The biggest problem is harddisk space
Every user is looking for huge amounts of
Vincent Fox vb...@ucdavis.edu wrote:
On 4/20/2011 12:50 AM, Rudy Gevaert wrote:
Hi Vincent,
How do you make the snapshot consistent (netbackup+vmware snapshot)?
Do you stop cyrus?
I'll have to ask our backup admin if you want technical specifics
and guarantees, but my understanding was
this feature but nearly nobody knows it because most IMAP clients
cannot set them.
[1] http://southbrain.com/south/2010/10/session-management-for-sogo.html
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Le 19 nov. 2010 à 17:48, Michel Sébastien a écrit :
Is mmap still efficient ? map a gigabit file should cost a lot of I/O and a
relatively long reponse time to just access the records of the most recent
emails.
mmap does nothing besides mapping the file as virtual memory to your process.
retrieving
messages from there.
The smell of Oracle still gets bitter and bitter compared to Sun, but
especially this cookie (zfs) still tastes too well.
SOGo is slower (as it has another paradigma as Horde/IMP or Squirrel)
but our users seems not to have a problem with it.
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path. It will build the Cyrus PERL Modules in your own
perl's module path then. Or just comment out the perl targets in your
Makefile to skip perl module builds. You will lose cyradm though.
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/libgen.so.1
libm.so.2 = /lib/64/libm.so.2
Due to some problems with Sun's OpenSSL package I used my own one. SASL
is also linked to that.
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Le 28 sept. 2010 à 08:50, Tomasz Chmielewski a écrit :
Sep 28 01:10:10 omega cyrus/ctl_cyrusdb[21728]: DBERROR db4: Program version
4.2 doesn't match environment version
Are you sure on each node the _SAME_ Cyrus version linked to the _SAME_ bdb
libs is running?
And - just a little side
with the performance and flexibility Cyrus IMAP gives to
us. There's no need to change apart from being in head with the open source
advocacy croud.
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For Solaris SMF and Cyrus please use in your manifest for Cyrus IMAP:
property_group name='startd' type='framework'
propval name='ignore_error' type='astring' value='core,signal'/
/property_group
The imap service will not be restarted when an imap process is killed anymore.
Only
Am 09.08.10 17:22, schrieb Eric Luyten:
Folks,
A question for those of you running ZFS as the filesystem architecture
for your Cyrus message store : did you consider, measure and/or carry
out a change of the default 128 KB blocksize ?
If so, what value are you using ?
First:
Changes to ZFS
Am 09.08.10 17:33, schrieb Pascal Gienger:
A smaller record size is a good option if you notice an i/o bottleneck
on your fiberchannel/iSCSI/SAS link. It won't bring you a performance
gain in random i/o. There is a small exception: Database systems writing
always the same fixed blocksize
Am 09.08.10 19:46, schrieb Vincent Fox:
* Turn off ZFS cache flushing
set zfs:zfs_nocacheflush = 1
For hardware (fiberchannel, iSCSI, SSA, ...) arrays with their own Cache
this is a must.
* Increase DNLC (Directory Name Lookup Cache)
set ncsize = 50
vmstat -s | grep 'total name
Le 15/03/10 17:08, Eric Luyten a écrit :
X4200 here (also AMD, 2x dualcore).
Operating system?
Solaris x86 or Linux?
Pascal
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RFC 4978 [1] defines an IMAP COMPRESS command to compress IMAP data
communication.
Is there any interest to implement this extension in the cyrus imap server?
For low bandwith connections this could be useful but I don't know if
that's a typical case nowadays. Together with the IMAP IDLE
-imapd/expire
value.shared 7
(for 7 days expire timeout on Folder Spam from user ).
Correct me if I am wrong.
As far as condstore: I never used that so I don't know the syntax. It
should be pretty the same but I don't know the appropriate keyword after
cyrus/imapd/.
Pascal
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annotations
are always set.
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/Sun xVM. In the latter OpenSolaris (and Solaris 11)
is the way to go (architecture i86xpv).
Just to give a reason why sometimes it _IS_ necessary or better to have
a real iron.
Pascal
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Ludovic Gasc schrieb:
Hi everybody,
We're using Cyrus-imap during some time, it's a good tool for us.
We've a strange behaviour (bug)? with sieve, Thunderbird and Cyrus-imap.
I want to listen your opinions, because I'm not sure to understand
correctly the problem.
We use some sieve
times (doubling), in
the latter case (tls db crash) a returning client has to re-initiate a
TLS handshake including key exchange).
Pascal Gienger
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performance which is important (in
our case) with the duplicate delivery database (now 1,3 GB in size). But
even that should be feasible with skiplist.
Pascal
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Sebastian Hagedorn schrieb:
Processing index character 101, 681642 total words, temp file size is
2107147
fatal error: Virtual memory exhausted
4 GB limit of 32 bit binaries?
How much RAM does squatter allocate before it dies?
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in your OS.
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be overriden at any time via imapd.conf.
Pascal
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to localhost via lmtp with
authentication has the problem that the sending side does need to now
the credential. If the sending side knows that credential, a malicious
user does have access to it because the sending side is on the same
box, the same container, ...
Just my $0.02,
Pascal
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connections, no sendmail, no
Postfix, no other SMTP MTA running on it.
Then imagine a frontend smtp relay delivering directly via LMTP over TCP
to your Cyrus box. You can use lmtp auth then to prevent other machines
from directly delivering mails via lmtp.
Pascal
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Ian Eiloart wrote:
I was speaking to a friend who provides Exchange servers for small
businesses locally. He says that the most important thing is to have a
really good (fast, available and accurate) disaster recovery procedure,
because you need it a lot.
Here in Germany we have a
Patrick Boutilier schrieb:
Plus you lose all the messages that are in delayed expunge state after
running a reconstruct. :-(
Just delete cyrus.expunge in the appropriate mailboxes meta directory
before running reconstruct.
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James M McNutt schrieb:
We are currently running Solaris 9 with VxVM/VxFS
and looking to move to Solaris 10 with ZFS.
I was looking for some feedback from those using ZFS.
what type of system?
2x X4200 with 32 GB RAM each
what type of storage?
2x FiberChannel Storage Systems in two
Andrew Morgan wrote:
But then I started thinking about how I was going to backup all this new
data... Our backup administrator isn't too excited about trying to backup
12TB of email data.
Just a side note:
For most backup systems it is not the size which matters much (because
only a small
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh h...@debian.org wrote:
Ext4, I never tried. Nor reiser3. I may have to, we will build a brand
new Cyrus spool (small, just 5K users) next month, and the XFS unlink
[lack of] performance worries me.
Nobody likes deletes. Even databases used to mark deleted space
LALOT Dominique dom.la...@gmail.com wrote:
zfs (but we should switch to solaris or freebsd and throw away our costly
SAN)
Why that? SAN volumes are running very fine with Solaris 10 hosts (SPARC
and x86). You have extended multipathing (symmetric and asymmetric) onboard.
Solaris accepts
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David Korpiewski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two cyrus machines running and on both systems I'm getting a TLS
error and then the error in BUSY state: terminated abnormally.
Which cyrus imapd version?
Can you set the loglevel to debug in your syslog.conf?
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David Korpiewski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for asking questions, I'm very interested in getting this
problem solved ASAP.
I have turned on debugging level up by editing my /etc/syslog.conf file
and adding this line: local6.debug
/var/log/mailaccess.log
However, I don't see any
the translation. In
your case, a canonical plugin should convert the username into the sid,
cyrus imap will use that as mail box name.
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Paul van der Vlis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
then convert the databases (on one line):
find /var/lib/cyrus/ -name \*.db -print -exec /usr/bin/db4.2_upgrade {} \;
db_upgrade: /var/lib/cyrus/mailboxes.db: unrecognized file type
So mailboxes.db did not work, but the other databases did.
Just a
Mathieu Kretchner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian G Batten a écrit :
We have mailboxes.db and the metapartitions on ZFS, along with the zone
iteself. The pool is drawn from space on four 1rpm SAS drives
internal to the machine:
To give (hopefully) comparable comparison:
We have our meta
Mathieu Kretchner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thanks you for your participation but not for the way you do it because
if you had read my second mail on this topic you wouldn't have to ask
your crystal sphere to wonder what is my configuration !!
I did miss your 2nd post, I am sorry.
J'ai
Mathieu Kretchner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
kbajwa a écrit :
Cyrus = 0
Dovecot= 100
I guess you've right but I can't post this answer at Cyrus mailing list.
I'm just trying to have my own opinion of imap server and I already have
sarcastic answer on the cyrus mailing list !
Mathieu Kretchner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok thanks ! A good point on the cyrus side !
What about the performance ?
Depends on which size your scenario will be.
Does my next configuration will run correctly ? Which hardware should I
buy for this activity ?
That's like asking a crystal
Adam Tauno Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have allot of users and allot of mail you are going to have allot
of I/O. No way around that, regardless of the server. Cyrus' indexes
headers better now, so that might help. But you still need adequate
through-put. I've found that
Is there a way to get all annotations with one imap or cyrus command?
We are using annotations here to be able to set an expiration time for spam
mailboxes (messages older then x days are deleted automatically at night
with cyr_expire).
To get a tiny statistic we are going through all
Eric Déchaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would have loved to put Solaris, Zones and Massaging Server here but it
was not a possibility. Custorme chose was VMware + Linux + Cyrus.
Just as a sidenote:
As closed source is not an option here, we use cyrus imap 2.3.12 on Solaris
and not messaging
Eric Déchaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The older infrastructure can stand the 42 000 concurrent sessions, the
new one can't : I was expecting each frontend to be able to handle 5 500
concurrent sessions but they are not. Around 3 000 / 3 500 concurrent
sessions the frontends begin to SWAP and
Jeff Fookson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Databases are all skiplist.
As a rule of thumb, do not use skiplist for the duplicate delivery
suppression database (deliver.db). Even if everybody hates it, use
BerkeleyDB, Version 4.4.52 or higher. Give it a quite fair amount of shared
memory. And run
the animated GIF (be warned, it is 5 MB in size) in my little
blog:
http://southbrain.com/south/
/semi off-topic
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Pascal Gienger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just opened a case at our Sun Representative so we hope to get this zfs
patch as well.
filebench varmail leaves us with 1,5 seconds (!) for an fsync(), which
is really a big performance hit.
FYI:
I just got a reply from Sun Support in Germany
Rudy Gevaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Any anybody who is using cyrus heading to Fosdem (that's in Brussels,
Belgium)? http://www.fosdem.org
I would like very much to come but I did not find a registration link on
the webpage. And love Brussels *g*
Pascal
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Vincent Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With ZFS there are a number of hits with fdsync bugids. This connects
back to I believe Pascal Giengers' thread, which I think resulted in him
turning off ZIL to bump up performance. This is speculation at this
point, anyhow here's the BugID information
Vincent Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wondering what other universities are runing Cyrus on Solaris?
We know of:
CMU
UCSB
University of Konstanz, Germany
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Vincent Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This thought has occurred to me:
ZFS prefers reads over writes in it's scheduling.
I think you can see where I'm going with this. My WAG is something
related to Pascal's, namely latency. What if my write requests to
mailboxes.db
or deliver.db start
Rob Banz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We went through a similar discussion last year in OpenAFS land, and
came the same conclusion -- basically, if your filesystem is
reasonably reliable (such as ZFS is), and you can trust your
underlying storage not to lose transactions that are in-cache during
Rob Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
About 30% of all I/O is to mailboxes.db, most of which is read. I
haven't personally deployed a split-meta configuration, but I
understand the meta files are similarly heavy I/O concentrators.
That sounds odd.
Given the size and hotness of
Michael Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have heard tell of funny behavior that ZFS does if you've got
battery-backed write caches on your arrays.
/etc/system:
set zfs:zfs_nocacheflush=1
is your friend. Without that, ZFS' performance on hardware arrays with
large RAM caches is abysmal.
Our latency problems went away like a miracle when we detached one half of
the mirror (so it is no more a mirror).
Read-Rates are doubled (not per device, the total read rate!), latency is
cut off. No more latency problems.
When attaching the volume again, resilvering puts the system to a halt
Vincent Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our working hypothesis is that CYRUS is what is choking up at a certain
activity level due to bottlenecks with simultaneous access to some shared
resource for each instance.
Did you do a
lockstat -Pk sleep 30
(with -x destructive when it complains about
BipinDas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List,
Is there any specific source of CyrusIMAP for AMD 64 Opteron series ?. I
am getting strange error while compiling CyrusIMAP2.3.1 on the above
said server. The error is as follows.
Vincent Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The root problem seems to be an interaction between Solaris' concept of
global memory consistency and the fact that Cyrus spawns many processes
that all memory map (mmap) the same file. Whenever any process updates
any part of a memory mapped file,
Ian G Batten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 09 Oct 07, at 1522, Blake Hudson wrote:
Could database type differences (or contention) be an issue here? What
database format are each of you using?
Yes. With skiplist (took me several stabs at it to get the
conversion to work) it takes 0.19s.
You wrote:
By the way I tried this on a fully patched
Solaris 10u3 system
and get this notice during boot:
sorry, variable 'zfs_nocacheflush' is not
defined in the 'zfs' module
We have Solaris 10 08/07. Also fully patched.
Kernel is
SunOS 5.10 Generic_120012-14 i86pc
This is 10u4 for
Vincent Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pascal,
How many accounts did you have per mail-store?
We have 14k(*) users and a failover mailstore. In our SAN we have 3,5T
storage reserved, which can be expanded to our needs. We use 2 SAN
storages, location-separated, so when one location gets fire,
Wesley Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might suggest running a connection caching daemon, up-imapproxy
springs to mind. LOGIN SELECT are not exactly lightweight.
Actually, login is lightweight and never was source of performance misses.
As the webmail applications are talking via a private
Bron Gondwana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But yeah, connection caching is nice. Even just the fork overhead
on the backend servers is something we can do without if it's
avoidable.
My own Perl IMAP mod_perl routines use this:
Just a little note, for those who have perhaps the same problem.
We saw performance problems after we switched from a Linux installation to
a Solaris 10 cluster connected to our SAN (using scsi_vhci and 2 Qlogic
Controllers).
Problems arose when real load came to the machine, despite having
Pascal Gienger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
was there a special reason to forget the sleep(3) penalty timeout after
an invalid user auth nak message?
I did that because we had a POP3 client running wild while trying out
unknown sasl users...
Imapd version is 2.3.9, diff -c is as follows
Bob Marcan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
May 17 10:41:06 populus2 lmtpunix[15310]: DBERROR: error fetching
user.avucajnk: cyrusdb error
Does a
reconstruct -f -r user.avucajnk
help?
If so, the cyrus.*-Database-Files were corrupted in the users'
maildirectory.
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former03 | Baltasar Cevc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Martin,
Personally I do not use POP3 any more - however I remember that there
was a limitaition of 1 connection per mailbox in other servers.
Yes.
The POP3 RFC states that operations such as DELEte a message will become
final after
not count in the
user's quota even if the delayed expunge mode is turned on.
But keep in mind that the delayed messages still gobble up space in your
filesystem.
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We had a strange exception here, a user's inbox could be replicated without
problems, but doing it for a second time does not do it.
sync_client was invoked like this:
sync_client -v -u X
Jul 28 10:52:17 priscilla sync_client[21326]: RENAME received NO response:
Rename failed
David Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do the mailboxes have the same UniqueID (see cyrus.header files)? The
replication engine expects UniqueID to be unique. Cyrus makes a bit of a
hash of renaming user inboxes (user.XXX - user.XXX.Uni). Removing the
cyrus.header file and running reconstruct
David S. Madole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's just not true as a general statement. SAN is a broad term that
applies to much more than just farming out block devices. Some of the
more sophisticated SANs are filesystem-based, not block-based. This
allows them to implement more advanced
Ross Boylan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No; that was a transcription error. Sorry about that.
So the original file has
allowplaintext: yes
This is the traditional imap plaintext login without sasl. IMAP4 has
plaintext authentication as a builtin. The syntax is
A001 LOGIN username password
Rudy Gevaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now postfix complains:
Jul 21 15:25:42 oliebol postfix/qmgr[7484]: 2A9BA7458:
from=[EMAIL PROTECTED], size=348, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jul 21 15:25:42 oliebol postfix/lmtp[7490]: 2A9BA7458:
to=[EMAIL PROTECTED], relay=none, delay=4236, status=deferred
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there!
Last week we upgraded our server from cyrus 2.1.15
(SuSE 9.0) to 2.2.21 (SuSE 10.1). we had some
/var/lib/imap problems that prevented us from even
starting cyrus. We managed to boot it up after
deleting some databases in db/ and backup/, after
following some
Hexren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now what I think I need is the following:
Based on insert header here I want to deliver the mail and have
cyrus mark it as read immediatly.
Why don't you consider using sieve for that task?
Pascal
Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus
Cyrus
Hi,
does anybody on the list already had the idea to use an information of a
client certificate for authentication in IMAPD?
There could be 3 solutions for it:
1. the TLS part can pass information of the presented client certificate to
imapd, so a normal anonymous login would be sufficient -
Colin Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
This may be a stupid question but is there any reason why someone should
not be able to obtain their own e-mail quota. If I do something like
telnet imaphost 143
. login ccx004 password
. getquota user.ccx004
I get NO Permission denied
GETQUOTA is
Hans M. Schleidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I hat to rebuild a new server with fully new cyrus. Now i must bring the
old messages to the new cyrus. Only copy get wrong.
What are the goals to do that? Wich files (mailboxes.db, cyrus.cache,
cyrus.header, and so on) shout i bring it to the new
Zitat von Bartosz Jozwiak [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is what i get:
bartek:/# su - cyrus
bartek:/# /usr/cyrus/bin/ctl_mboxlist -d
fatal error: must run as the Cyrus user
Your cyrus user account does not have a valid shell or home directory.
Check this.
Pascal Gienger
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mb mb/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS I know some people say XFS, JFS etc are brilliant but my local
experience is that although they may be faster in Linux 2.4, they are more
prone to corruption.. (haven't tried either in the last 6 months tho')
As for XFS, I never had any problems with it (Version
Thomas Luzat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a) Fetching Sieve-scripts from LDAP (would guess not)
b) Fetching Quota settings from LDAP (same)
It's probably best to write some LDAP-Cyrus gateway for that, right?
For the university of Constance I wrote a little Daemon program which
synchronizes
Simon Matter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The University of Athens is doing some cool work here
http://email.uoa.gr/projects/cyrusmaster/
I'll take a look at it!
What is the license of your package, can it be downloaded somewhere?
Yes it will be next week. Had enough time to test it, it works in
Norman Zhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I created a mailbox nzhang by
1. cyradm localhost
2. cm user.nzhang
3. quit
4. saslpasswd nzhang
Err it should be saslpasswd2 - otherwise you are using a SASLv1 linked
imap server, e.g. Cyrus 1.6.x...
But I don't see nzhang created under
Earl R Shannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bonjour,
While there have been a couple of mentions that high availability is
being considered by CMU, it has not been done natively to the
IMAP server. In other words, the IMAP server does not do high
availability. While it does have the cluster
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(connect to /var/imap/socket/lmtp[/var/imap/socket/lmtp]: Permission
denied)
The file system permissions of your socket file /var/imap/socket/lmtp(*) are
set in a way so that the postfix process (running under user postfix)
just can't write to it.
Pascal
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