Sorry to bump this post, but wanted to check in. Michael, do you have any
thoughts on this?
Thanks!
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On Sep 29, 2014, at 3:00 PM, Matt James m...@rainstorminc.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've run across an issue that I can reproduce and was
Hi Michael,
I know it¹s definitely not your priority but OWM has some problems since
yesterday after the yum update. Mails can not be moved/deleted anymore.
Is there a quick solution (or rollback) possible, we will migrate to
5108/5208 soon, but currently have a few 5106 servers running and these
I would think the best practice in this situation would be to create a whole
new site and db for the live version and transfer the development db into the
new db.
I know it's a little extra work, but at least you have a back up ground zero
working configuration to fall back to if there was a
Hello,
How would I go by manually clearing the failed login database? I have a
server that has so many entries in there that it just won't open anymore, it
times out. I want to know if there is a way to manually do it through
command line.
Trying to figure out what's going on with this
Hi Danny,
Thanks for the email. Yes, that's the workaround I recommended to our client
who ran into this issue. Having said that, it does seem to be a bug in
BlueOnyx. You'd expect that the DB would be tied to the site and not tied to
the site domain when that site was originally created.
Hi Rod,
I opened the support ticket fully expecting to pay for support since I'd
purchased the software a long time ago.
My question was rather aimed at the fact that I got bum rushed with the
same question posted to three support channels within minutes: Email,
ticket system and mailing list.
Hi Gregg,
How would I go by manually clearing the failed login database?
rm /var/lib/abl/*.db
That will sort it.
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Hi Janwillem,
I know it¹s definitely not your priority but OWM has some problems since
yesterday after the yum update. Mails can not be moved/deleted anymore.
I just checked on a 5106R of mine with OpenWebmail installed. No
problems whatsoever. I could easily move mails between folders.
It
Hi Jim,
I have tried both the latest CentOS and SL disks with the same results.
All of the other BO boxes I have root is about 6GB and home would be all
the left over space. Has anyone else seen this?
The partitioning of the disks is done by the kickstart script at the
beginning of the
Use cat /dev/null /var/log/logfilename. That zeros out that file, deleting all the contents without deleting the file itself.
Chuck
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From: Gregg K greg...@cox.net
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Sent: Fri, 3
My servers all received that update, and nothing has changed here. OWM still working fine. In fact, this e-mail is done with OWM.
Check the quotas for the user and site. I've seen the same behavior when a user's mail files get so big that it bumps up against his quotas. In fact, all the
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