Hi,
Since I run svn head most of the time, is there a way to keep
track of changes in the sql tables.
Recently I found my dbmail_replycache table lacking a column which
did go into the sql schema templates but not in my db, because it was
created before the change was made.
If I know something
There's no native capability yet.
I use:
mysqladmin create dbmaila
mysqladmin create dbmailb
mysqldump -d dbmail|mysql dbmaila
mysql dbmailb sql/mysql/create_tables.mysql
mysqldump -d dbmaila dbmaila.sql
mysqldump -d dbmailb dbmailb.sql
diff dbmaila.sql dbmailb.sql
this should provide you
As I use postgresql, that won't work.
Although the general idea does.
Thanks for the tip!
Op 6-jul-2006, om 16:28 heeft Paul J Stevens het volgende geschreven:
There's no native capability yet.
I use:
mysqladmin create dbmaila
mysqladmin create dbmailb
mysqldump -d dbmail|mysql dbmaila
Incidentally, I'll try to get this into SVN myself, but there's a BINARY
specified on the name column of the dbmail_mailboxes table. That breaks
the case-insensitive mailbox matching and has to be removed.
Aaron
On Thu, 2006-07-06 at 16:28 +0200, Paul J Stevens wrote:
There's no native
Just wondering what other people are using as a POP and IMAP proxy for
dbmail? What are the best options here?
Any recommendations/suggestions are welcome.
Thanks
Simon
Hi,
Thing is, I'm not looking for stuff I'm already subscribed to: that's
working fine. No problems with LSUB. Thunderbird picks them up with
its [lsub *].
The problem is with LIST. Thunderbird never asks the corresponding
[list *]. I need to find the list of mailboxes that are
*available* to
What I see is this when I open the 'subscribe' pane in TB:
COMMAND: [5 lsub *]
COMMAND: [9 list #Users%]
COMMAND: [10 list #Users%/%]
COMMAND: [11 lsub #Public*]
COMMAND: [12 list #Public%]
COMMAND: [13 list #Public%/%]
then I open the subtree for #Public and I see:
COMMAND: [2 list
Simon wrote:
Just wondering what other people are using as a POP and IMAP proxy for
dbmail? What are the best options here?
Any recommendations/suggestions are welcome.
It depends on your purpose.
For accelerating webmail clients using imap: imapproxy
For redirecting connects to different
On 7/6/06, Brian Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking as someone who just had a server failure and is *still*
trying to recover from it. Backup often and AUTOMATE it, and for the
love of all that's holy... do a test restore from your backups on a
semi regular basis!
yes. we should have
I use SQL a reasonable ammount but I am by no means an expert. Having
looked briefly at the relevent code and the various example imap queries
mentioned previously including % in them I wonder if the problem may be
that MySQL uses % as a wild card but it is not being escaped in any way
by
Hi Mark,
I have set up a sepearte VMWare machine with Debian 3.1 to build the dbmail
package.
Kann you show me the sources.list for the build system?
When i do apt-get build-dep dbmail i always get the error Cannot find
sourcepacket for dbmail
Can You help me?
I need a actual build from 2.1.x
Hi,
Has anything changed since 2.0 for the dbmail_messages status column?
The wiki has a wonderful thing called The DBMail
Entity-Relationship-Model. A 2.1 version would be a blessing really.
From there:
* MESSAGE_STATUS_NEW = 0
* MESSAGE_STATUS_SEEN = 1
*
Hi Alex,
I've also done a webmail and incorporated a undeleting so to speak. I
used dbmail version 2.0.10.
In order to accommodate this feature I added the column trash_flag to the
messages table. While dbmail itself ignores it, my webmail uses it for
putting the message into the trash can
Add these to your sources.list:
deb http://debian.nfgd.net/debian unstable main
deb-src http://debian.nfgd.net/debian unstable main
After an update, build-dep should work as expected.
I do not use the source itself however! I use svn-head when compiling.
Kind regards,
Marc
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