Re: Patch for doveadm -f table nit (was Re: Dovecot current number of connections being used.)
On 19-3-2015 9:30, Gedalya wrote: On 03/18/2015 08:49 PM, Timo Sirainen wrote: There's no reason why flow and pager should write headers to stderr because it would always result only in a mess. But instead of changing table headers to write to stdout, I think a better fix would be to make tab formatter write headers to stderr. Including headers in stdout makes it more difficult to write scripts that access the actual data. For example now you can do doveadm who -1 | sort and the output will work. If headers were written to stdout you'd have to make it more complicated. Also you can now easily specify what you want to do with the headers, 2/dev/null if you don't care about them or 21 if you want to include them in stdout (which works even after |sort). So, I'll add in my v2.3 TODO that tab formatter should write to stderr.. I've been using -f flow fetch text | sed s/^text=// when training spamassasin. Couldn't find a straightforward 'fetch raw message'. Seems unnecessarily awkward. Moving headers to stderr would help this, though. I think that that is sort of forgoing the pupsoe of stderr. Moving things to stderr for reasons of parsing and other trivia, just complicates other sysadmin scripts where it is expected that only errors are written to stderr. I would suggest to write all std-info just to regular stdout, and deal with reporting tools just there. just my 2 cts, --WjW
[Dovecot] Missing IMAP folders
Hi, I'm fresh starting to use dovecot. Before this I used bincimap, mainly because it was very simple to config. I've tried to find the FAQ's and tried searching the archives, but little came up. My current config: server FreeBSD i386, postfix 2.4 dovecot 1.0.10 client: windows 2000 thunderbird 2.0.0.12 after some inital config this starts up, and I even have the advantage that I can save in the Sent folder on the server. However I have over 3500 folders and most of them are more than 3 levels deep. And I only get to see the first top level of directories. Searching and/or subscribing does not bring anything. Does somebody have pointers on how to fix this, other than manually trying to recreate al subscriptions. --WjW
Re: [Dovecot] Missing IMAP folders
Timo Sirainen wrote: On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:44 PM, Willem Jan Withagen wrote: However I have over 3500 folders and most of them are more than 3 levels deep. And I only get to see the first top level of directories. Searching and/or subscribing does not bring anything. Are they stored in subdirectories in filesystem? Dovecot v1.1 would support that, but v1.0 supports only Maildir++ directory layout. http://wiki.dovecot.org/MailboxFormat/Maildir#maildir++ Directories was perhaps the wrong word to use. No they just follow the maildir format .aaa.bbb.ccc So ccc is a subfolder of bbb which is a subfolder of aaa Although I thought that Binc also supported only maildir++ and imapdir, and I thought imapdir also used a maildir++-like flat layout? AFAIK Binc does not understand much other than the basics --WjW
