Hello,
We would appreciate if any member of the list
could provide us with a sort description of an
already implemented example of SUN servers running
cyrus imap that deals with ~30K or more mail
accounts, per single system (Server+Storage)
Also taking under consideration that the size
of the
Jeremy Howard wrote:
One thing notably missing from most webmail providers is access to IMAP, and
access to server-side filtering. Well, thanks to Cyrus we are now providing
just that at http://fastmail.fm -- an IMAP accessible, Sieve enabled, email
system.
I just finished the Sieve
We have a project that will need an IMAP server to run on both Solaris
and HP-UX. In the os.html document for cyrus imap 2.0.16 it reads:
snip
1. The memory mapping support (mmap(2)) in HP-UX does not have the
right semantics for the Cyrus IMAP server under the 9.0 and
10.0 release of the
John C. Amodeo wrote:
Ken,
Do the regexs in sieve support checking the body of a message, or just the
header?
The sieve-regex draft just documents a new MATCH-TYPE, so it works with
any test which takes a MATCH-TYPE as an argument (currently ADDRESS,
ENVELOPE, HEADER). AFAIK, nobody
Ken,
Do the regexs in sieve support checking the body of a message, or just the
header? And, are wildcards supported yet?
Thanks,
-John
Ken Murchison wrote:
Jeremy Howard wrote:
One thing notably missing from most webmail providers is access to IMAP, and
access to server-side
On Tue, 09 Oct 2001 13:37:43 +0300,
Nikos Voutsinas [EMAIL PROTECTED] (nv) writes:
nv We would appreciate if any member of the list
nv could provide us with a sort description of an
nv already implemented example of SUN servers running
nv cyrus imap that deals with ~30K or more mail
nv
Hello,
Which methods of authentication can be used if I do
not want to actually add user accounts to the server
that cyrus is running on, just mail accounts??
Thanks in advance
Robert
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Hi,
I´ve compiled Berkeley DB3.3, CyrusSASL, and CyrusImapd.
Now I get an signaled by death on 11.
Reading a lot of stuff on the ML, I think it is a conflict problem,
because a version 2 of Berkeley is installed (Standard with glibc on
Mandrake7.2).
Now I´ve tried several methods to link
I don't know if this works for you but...
Try
cd /usr/lib
ln -s /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.3.3/lib/libdb-3.3.so
ln -s /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.3.3/lib/libdb-3.3.a
This worked for me. BTW I also use BerkeleyDB.3.3 with Cyrus SASL Cyrus
IMAP on Mandrake 7.2 :)
Kohei Yoshida
On Tuesday 09 October
Susan,
I'm sorry but we are not going to change the server because a vendor
thinks that a bug in their code requires us to change perfectly
correct code. We disagree with their belief that a robust MIME parser
is one that works around their bugs and do not consider this change an
enhancement of
Yes I read the manual (many times) I am not sure if I
completely understand it.
I have:
configdirectory: /var/imap
partition-default: /usr/imap
defaultpartition: default
admins: cyrus root
sasl_pwcheck_method: sasldb
in /etc/imapd.conf.
if goober does not exist on the system I get the
Assuming you are talking about where SASL gets
its information from, you can use all except
for passwd and shadow backends.
If you are talking about how a client
authenticates to the IMAP server, then you
can use all methods available.
-- Michael --
On Tue, 2001-10-09 at 10:08, Robert
you can use pam_mysql or pam_ldap
-Original Message-
From: Robert McCallum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 20:09
To: info-cyrus
Subject:
Hello,
Which methods of authentication can be used if I do
not want to actually add user accounts to the server
that
Ken Murchison wrote:
John C. Amodeo wrote:
...
And, are wildcards supported yet?
In regex, yes. The extension follows the POSIX spec with the exception
of disallowing backreferences (no variables currently allowed in
Sieve). If you're really interested, have a look at the draft:
Jeremy Howard wrote:
Ken Murchison wrote:
John C. Amodeo wrote:
...
And, are wildcards supported yet?
In regex, yes. The extension follows the POSIX spec with the exception
of disallowing backreferences (no variables currently allowed in
Sieve). If you're really interested,
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