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Isn't it a little of a security concern that dbmail-* loads code from
relative paths? I guess that I wouldn't be too concerned about imapd,
pop3d, lmtpd, or timsieved, since I more or less never run them except
via init scripts, so the working directory is set everytime.
But for something like
None of the binaries are setuid/setgid, so there's no risk of running code
at a privilege level different than any other code that the logged-in user
is allowed to run.
You do make a good point that a sysadmin should be aware of -- a user
could install a trojan module which provides entry points
Aaron Stone wrote:
None of the binaries are setuid/setgid, so there's no risk of running code
at a privilege level different than any other code that the logged-in user
is allowed to run.
You do make a good point that a sysadmin should be aware of -- a user
could install a trojan module
Hi,
Some time ago as I know different plugable filtering engines for DBMail
was discussed. So, sieve implementation was considered as one of many
other possible implementations. Another implementation example is my
simple filtering patch for 2.0 used in Debian and ALT Linux builds by
On Fri, 2006-12-15 at 10:20 +0300, Eugene Prokopiev wrote:
Now I see to 2.2 dbmail.conf and see simple selector to use sieve or not
to use. Is it compositely to modify it to give ability to plug any
filtering engine: none, sieve, my own or some another? After this change
I can try to port
Simon wrote:
I might just have to stick with old-stable until etch is supported by Xen
?? Xen is in etch already
--
Paul Stevens paul at nfg.nl
NET FACILITIES GROUP
On 12/14/06, Paul J Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simon wrote:
I might just have to stick with old-stable until etch is supported by Xen
?? Xen is in etch already
We are using the commercial XenEnterprise product, under which debian
sarge is fully supprted
Greetings,
I've been following DBMail for a LONG time. I finally think it is at
the point where I can replace my UW-IMAP server
with the DBMail software. One question I have is how can I accomplish what
I do with UW-IMAP as far as making monthly archives
of my mailfolders at the beginning
Larry Rosenman wrote:
Greetings,
I've been following DBMail for a LONG time. I finally think it is at
the point where I can replace my UW-IMAP server
with the DBMail software. One question I have is how can I accomplish what
I do with UW-IMAP as far as making monthly archives
of my
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Larry Rosenman wrote:
Greetings,
I've been following DBMail for a LONG time. I finally think it
is at the point where I can replace my UW-IMAP server with the
DBMail software. One question I have is how can I accomplish what I
do with UW-IMAP as far as making
On 12/14/06, Paul J Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SQL is your friend.
On sqlite and postgres you can do:
update dbmail_mailboxes set name=MAIL-ARCHIVE//mm
where mailbox_idnr = (
select mailbox_idnr from dbmail_mailboxes b
join dbmail_users u on b.owner_idnr=u.user_idnr
where
Larry Rosenman wrote:
I want to basically make the whole hierarchy under the MAIL-ARCHIVE//mm,
I.E.
MAIL-ARCHIVE/2006/11/lists/pgsql/hackers
From when it was ~/Mail/lists/pgsql/hackers
(and, yes, this would be on PostgreSQL).
That's even easier:
update dbmail_mailboxes
set name=
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Larry Rosenman wrote:
I want to basically make the whole hierarchy under the
MAIL-ARCHIVE//mm, I.E. MAIL-ARCHIVE/2006/11/lists/pgsql/hackers
From when it was ~/Mail/lists/pgsql/hackers
(and, yes, this would be on PostgreSQL).
That's even easier:
update
open(/etc/dbmail/dbmail.conf, O_RDONLY) = 4
read(4, # $Id: dbmail.conf,v 1.1.1.1.2.3..., 4096) = 3131
And what does it mean? Is this correct?
2006/12/13, Paul J Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Rostislav Gaidov wrote:
I have a
dbmail/lmtpd: SetConfigItems(): No value for NCHILDREN in config file
After migrating the db schema, run dbmail-util -by. More details are in
the UPGRADING file.
Aaron
On Fri, 2006-12-15 at 10:11 +0300, Eugene Prokopiev wrote:
Hi,
I read migrate_from_2.0_to_2.2.pgsql before migration and don't find any
conversion of old messages to new format with precached
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