Just as a thought, since I'm a bit confused to the setup that Warren is talking about, here's a link to a PDF explaining how Mailpiler is set up in my network. It's generalized of course, so this can be applied to any network that uses Mailpiler.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GAX4nyPJ4tYTV6MDRKSW83akE/view?usp=sharing Steve Miller Sr. Systems Administrator NACA – National Office | Boston, MA smil...@naca.com -----Original Message----- From: Warren H. Prince [mailto:wpri...@princelaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, December 1, 2015 7:52 AM To: Janos SUTO Cc: piler-user@list.acts.hu Subject: Re: New Install issues I apologize for the confusing emails. Just to clarify, I have set up a virtual domain, plier.princelaw.com on the mail server, and an account named archive. arch...@piler.princelaw.com is receiving mail on the mail server. There is currently about 81M of new mail in archive/new. I think we’re good on this side. Piler is installed on a separate Ubuntu server. Postfix has been removed from that server. Mysql is installed and appears to be working well. The problem is that Piler doesn’t appear to be fetching it’s mail. I can do so on the command line as I indicated previously, but it is not automated. Thanks again for all the help. > On Dec 1, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Janos SUTO <s...@acts.hu> wrote: > > On Mon, 30 Nov 2015, Warren H. Prince wrote: > >> Thanks for getting back to me, I?ve made some progress, but still not quite >> home. I was able to import some email with the command: >> pilerimport -i mail.princelaw.com -u arch...@piler.princelaw.com -p >> <pwd> -P 993 And I can search that data, but I?ve waited an hour since that >> succeeded and nothing more has appeared. I have 2 ?import? commands in >> crontab: >> 1 * * * * root (cd /var/www/piler.princelaw.com; /usr/bin/php >> /usr/local/libexec/piler/gmail-imap-import.php .) >> 45 * * * * root /usr/local/bin/pilerimport -d /var/piler/imap -r -q >> But they don?t seem to be working. Do I need to add the -i and -P >> parameters? If them, what about the -u and -p? I?m not real anxious to put >> the password in a cron job. > what are you trying to do? Firstly, I'd suggest, let's fix the smtp delivery. > When it's confirmed to work, then we may move on to the next issue. > > Janos
