Should be sent to dev list, anybody can help?
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From: K C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Nov 9, 2005 5:39 PM
Subject: debug/trace
To: dbmail@dbmail.org
I tried move a message from one mailbox(non-dbmail) into dbmail box, and
that one result sql error. However, the
My pgsql database was set to use UTF8.
dbmail: 2.1.3
When tried to move a message in Outlook Express from one mailbox(non-dbmail)
into dbmail, through dbmail-IMAP, I got database error when it tries to
insert the body into dbmail_messageblks:
ERROR: invalid UTF-8 byte sequence detected near byte
K C wrote:
That makes sense.
In 2.0.7 I inserted a check that causes DBMail to bomb out on startup
with a warning that the database must be US-ASCII. In 2.1.x I'd
like to
do something more clever, like change the encoding at connection time.
That said, are you suggesting
On Thu, 2005-11-10 at 13:26 -0800, Robert Fleming wrote:
This has been discussed a couple times before. I've tried to summarize
it here:
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=unicode_postgresql_database
Bug 218 had to do with problems with Unicode encoding prior to
PostgreSQL 8.1.
Thanks, I should have searched the bug db first.
env PGCLIENTENCODING=LATIN1 dbmail-imapd
works for me now (I need to check what I should do to deal with encoding at
client side).
Kevin
On 11/10/05, Robert Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
K C wrote:
That makes sense.
In 2.0.7 I
Just FYI, I'm using pgsql 8.1.0.
Kevin
On 11/10/05, K C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, I should have searched the bug db first.
env PGCLIENTENCODING=LATIN1 dbmail-imapd
works for me now (I need to check what I should do to deal with encoding
at client side).
Kevin
On 11/10/05,
For those looking for detailed and complete install instruction of
Postfix 2.2 + dbmail + mysql + sasl2 (smtp authentcation), I have
rewritten the previous wiki article with full doc on the integration
procedure.
Major changes to article:
1) SASL2 how to: Cyrus SASL2 mysql compile is a pain
I tried move a message from one mailbox(non-dbmail) into dbmail box, and
that one result sql error. However, the sql statement was truncated in
/var/log/maillog that I can't investigate the cause(or potential a bug).
Nov 9 17:36:46 dhcp-6op7-6op8-6op9-east-130-35-57-132 dbmail/imap4d[4177]:
K C wrote:
I tried move a message from one mailbox(non-dbmail) into dbmail box,
and that one result sql error. However, the sql statement was
truncated in /var/log/maillog that I can't investigate the cause(or
potential a bug).
Nov 9 17:36:46 dhcp-6op7-6op8-6op9-east-130-35-57-132
Hi There,
Running dbmail Version: 2.0.7+20050927-1 on debian sarge with mysql 4.1 and
getting this error all of a sudden, (trace 5 turned on now):
Nov 10 16:31:17 mx1 dbmail/smtp[23103]: dbmysql.c,db_query: mysql_real_query
failed: The table 'dbmail_messageblks' is full
Nov 10 16:31:17 mx1
Now im getting these errors:
Nov 10 16:55:52 mx1 dbmail/smtp[2721]: main(): exit code is [75].
Nov 10 16:55:52 mx1 dbmail/smtp[2722]: dbmysql.c,db_query: mysql_real_query
failed: Can't open file: 'dbmail_messageblks.MYI' (errno: 144)
Nov 10 16:55:52 mx1 postfix/pipe[2719]: A91C82620177: to=
1) Disk full.
2) More likely. You have reached the max row count limit of the table.
This is a well known problem that can be easily fixed by rebuldind the
mysql table with ALTER and changing the avg row size I believe. Do a
show tables in phpmyadmin and you see if you have reached this
I had a f*ked dbmail_messageblks.MYI file, so did a repair on that table
and things have come right. The dbmail_messageblks.MYD is 3.9GB, checking
the number of records in the dbmail_messageblks table, there are 107107.
Here is a error report after restarting mysql:
warning : Table is marked as
Thanks for the tip...it should work for me since I'm just testing it.
Kevin
On 11/9/05, Leonel Nunez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
K C wrote:
I tried move a message from one mailbox(non-dbmail) into dbmail box,
and that one result sql error. However, the sql statement was
truncated in
I've had dbmail installed and running great since 1.2.x. I'm now using
2.0.7on Debian Sarge with exim4 as the MTA.
My question is simple. DBmail's install for pop3 and imap are so easy and
the configuration to make local domains + mailboxes all virtual (mysql
driven) is so complicated are there
This has been discussed at length several times in the past. MTAs are
deceptively complicated systems, and there are many good ones already
available. It may be worthwhile however, to package up an existing MTA
such as Sendmail or Postfix so that it installs pre-configured to work
with dbmail.
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