I too had problems with cyradm for 2.0.9 under NetBSD 1.5 (Alpha port)
It seems that cyradm only works with sasl password authentication
johnh...
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Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 20:50:33 -0600 (CST)
From: John Hayward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Leo
Folks,
Using cyrus-2.0.11 and openssl-0.9.5a on RedHat-7.0, I took a stab at securing
imap traffic with SSL.
I followed the recommendations forgenerating a self-signed cert in the docs,
namely:
openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -out /var/imap/server.pem -keyout
/var/imap/server.pem -days 365
a
>- With plaintext login [using pwcheck], cyradm asks for the
>password twice:
> first "Please enter your password:" then "IMAP Password:" - any
> reason why?
>
> I'm not sure. Has anyone else run across this? Can anyone else solve
> this?
This happens with my build of 2.0.11/S
i got this to work with manual installation.
for automatic installation there exists somewhere a web-frontend which is
called websieve.
i haven't used it until now.
manual installation:
i assume that "sievedir" is "/foo".
you are right, that sieve looks for the user "bar" in the folder
"/foo/b
> I think this is somehow permissions related - if I try mailing to
> user+user.grant.blah (which doesn't exist), I get a user unknown. If I try
> mailing to user+user.grant.mailbox, I get service unavailable (logged by
> sendmail). user.grant.mailbox has user cyrus with flag 'p'.
I tried setting
I have installed cyrus imap with no real problems, but when I try to run
cyradm, I get an error looking for Shell.pm perl
[cyrus@cabo /etc]$ cyradm localhost
Can't locate Cyrus/IMAP/Shell.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
/usr/lib/perl5/5.00503/i386-linux /usr/lib/perl5/5.00503
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl
Hi there,
I am in the process of building a new mail server based on Cyrus 2.0.11 (we
currently use 1.5.14 on our production system).
We make extensive use of bb style mailboxes, and have facilities set up to
allow users to send mail to addresses such as user+user.grant.mailbox, to
allow direct
i'm using sendmail (8.11.1) with amavis (perl-10) and cyrus (2.0.11). the
cyrus-mailer calls amavis, which then calls deliver.
when you wanna you use amavis, check out the web page for it.
(www.amavis.org)
there you can find some documentation for using it in different mail-system
configurati
Hello,
I need to forward a message with a modified "To:" field. The
"redirect" sieve action just changes the SMTP envelope (or makes
the MTA change the envelope).
Is there a sieve action to do what I want? Is it possible that
there might be one, sometime?
The reason I need this is th
I'm using sendmail 8.11.2 and cyrus imapd 2.0.11, currently using
"deliver" as the delivery agent. This forks two processes ("deliver"
and "lmtpd") for incoming mail, right? (assuming prefork=0) As far as
I can tell sendmail doesn't keep the LMTP connection up between
incoming connections either
A few questions here. We have been running 1.6.24 in a hacked for so that we can have
virtual
users with username as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Our hacked form went through the input
and
converted any '.'s in the username to '+'. So in imap from:
1 LOGIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] pass
would be translated t
Anybody have any thoughts on which one is better to
use interms of setting up to work with sasldb?
-Greg
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Greg Lynn
System Admin / Programmer
Virginia VIEW
http://www.vaview.vt.edu/
So I've got sasl/imap in place and fully working
and my next task is to configure qmail to work with
cyrus. How should I go about this? Any documentation
on this?
-Greg
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Greg Lynn
System Admin / Programmer
Virginia VIEW
http://www.vaview.vt.edu/
Greetings,
My Division at Rutgers University has recently re-engineered our email
infrastructure using the Cyrus Imap "black-box" model with Novell NDS for
Account Management. After considerable research and consideration
of several commercial solutions, we have determined that NDS User Manageme
Me too!
Thanks to the feedback on the list, I was able to build an RPM for my
RH7.0. strace is an awsome tool to debug cases like these. It seems that
most of my problems were related to the Berkley Database path, and once it
added it to the configure --with-dbdir=path, miracously master,
ctl_m
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