On Mon, 31 May 2004 22:14:02 -0400, Sam Varshavchik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neither ANNOTATE, nor ANNOTATEMORE, is implemented by the UW-IMAP
server, so
I have no idea what you're talking about. Only Cyrus implements these
extensions, and AFAIK Mozilla knows nothing about it.
Mozilla should
On Mon, 31 May 2004 22:14:02 -0400, Sam Varshavchik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neither ANNOTATE, nor ANNOTATEMORE, is implemented by the UW-IMAP
server, so
I have no idea what you're talking about. Only Cyrus implements these
extensions, and AFAIK Mozilla knows nothing about it.
Also found
Dear newsgroup,
I setup a mailserver with Debian Woody with LDAP + Postfix +
Courier-LDAP + Courier-IMAP + Courier-POP.
I have problems with the shared-folders. Users can subscribe
shared-mails and see them but if anyone delete a message it is deleted
for everyone. That is not the way the users
Michael Schuster writes:
Dear newsgroup,
I setup a mailserver with Debian Woody with LDAP + Postfix +
Courier-LDAP + Courier-IMAP + Courier-POP.
I have problems with the shared-folders. Users can subscribe
shared-mails and see them but if anyone delete a message it is deleted
for everyone. That is
I'm thinking of setting up some mailfilters that clear certain
(useless/obscure) headers from incoming email. I don't like to waste
bandwidth, especially since I occasionally retrieve my mail through a
GPRS-connection.
Which headers can I safely remove without breaking anything? Would it be
I'm trying to set-up a Courier Mailinglist on a virtual
account with a LDAP-back-end. Is there anyone who can provide
me with some tips? Is it even possible to set-up a
mailinglist on a LDAP-based virtual account, or can it only
be done by including it in the catch-all account ([EMAIL
Hello list,
I've got a problem, with setting up a catch-all-Account.
Courier-MTA is running and it works for every account which exist on my
server. I can send and receive mail without any problems, except for my
catch-all account.
I'm using no virtual domains. Only one domain.
In my
From: Sam Varshavchik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Schuster writes:
I setup a mailserver with Debian Woody with LDAP + Postfix +
Courier-LDAP + Courier-IMAP + Courier-POP. I have problems with
the shared-folders. Users can subscribe shared-mails and see them
but if anyone delete
I'm having the following problem with sqwebmail (0.45.4 built from
source on Debian woody):
Some, not all, users are not seeing the actual contents of the cur and
new directories reflected in the webmail.
If I look in an affected user's Maildir, I see a cur with a timestamp
of 26-May, yet the
Hi Sam,
The default configuration directory of the courier-imap RPM build is
/usr/lib/courier-imap/etc. However, I always extract the spec file,
and change that to /etc/courier-imap, because I believe that all
config files should live in /etc, where they belong. And also, when
backing up the
I just upgraded from 0.45.2 to 0.45.5, and after ensuring that
sqwebmaild runs now, I'm getting some strange errors.
I can login to webmail, but when I click on any folder, I'm getting a
blank screen in my browser, and the following errors in /var/log/maillog
-
Jun 2 14:51:40
John Bossert writes:
I then sent a test message to the user via my Mozilla client and via
sqwebmail. In both cases, the message was deposited in new (timestamp
of new was not updated.)
Stop right here.
Delivering a message involves writing it to the tmp directory, then renaming
it to the new
Anand Buddhdev writes:
Hi Sam,
The default configuration directory of the courier-imap RPM build is
/usr/lib/courier-imap/etc. However, I always extract the spec file,
and change that to /etc/courier-imap, because I believe that all
config files should live in /etc, where they belong. And also,
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
John Bossert writes:
I then sent a test message to the user via my Mozilla client and via
sqwebmail. In both cases, the message was deposited in new
(timestamp of new was not updated.)
Stop right here.
Delivering a message involves writing it to the tmp directory, then
How long did you wait to see if the time gets updated?
What are the values for acdirmax, acdirmin, acregmax and acregmin for
the nfs mount?
You might want to re-mount the NFS directory with actimeo=1.
What kind of NFS server is it?
John Bossert wrote:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
John Bossert writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How long did you wait to see if the time gets updated?
What are the values for acdirmax, acdirmin, acregmax and acregmin for
the nfs mount?
You might want to re-mount the NFS directory with actimeo=1.
What kind of NFS server is it?
There's no NFS involved at all.
John
Hi all!
I have a system (which hosts its own DNS) on which courier seems to be
throwing a lot of DNS errors when attempting to deliver to the local domain.
When I try to use the courier testmxlookup tool to test the local domain, it
reports a 'soft error'. This is also the case when I try to
Hey
just a quick question, how are the filenames in the archive dir
generated ? do they just increment and or is there a logic to it ? ..
also, is it possible that if enough messages are archived that it will
start to overwrite files ? (like if the filename counter is reset or
something)
Hi again,
Just an update: I have now implemented bind query logging, and confirmed
that when I run testmxlookup, no queries are received by the name server.
What gives? Aaargh!
_
Thorne Lawler
Senior Systems Administrator
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Thorne Lawler wrote:
Hi all!
I have a system (which hosts its own DNS) on which courier seems to be
throwing a lot of DNS errors when attempting to deliver to the local
domain.
When I try to use the courier testmxlookup tool to test the local
domain, it reports a 'soft error'. This is also
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