Andrew,
Could you just exlplain to me the metapartition ?
What info is kept there and which is there regular location ?
metapartition-p1: /var/spool/cyrus/mail/meta1
metapartition_files: index cache expunge squat
Thanks
D.
Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/
Cyrus Wiki/FAQ:
Diego,
Diego Ventrice schrieb:
Andrew,
Could you just exlplain to me the metapartition ?
Don't you want answers from anyone else? ;)
What info is kept there and which is there regular location ?
metapartition-p1: /var/spool/cyrus/mail/meta1
metapartition_files: index cache expunge
I am using ngnix as a Load balancer for two imap servers.
Currently the nginx calls an apache php script that determines if the
user is on imap1 or imap2 by looking up a plain text file.
which contains entries like
$user['user1'] = 10.1.1.1;
$user['user2'] = 10.1.1.2;
Hello Info-cyrus,
Is there a way to tell cyrus to accept non-encrypted port 143 queries from
localhost (and perhaps the LAN) but not remotely? I guess you could allow
unencrypted requests in cyrus but block 143 in your firewall but I am wondering
if there is purely cyrus settings solution.
Hello Info-cyrus,
Is there a way to tell cyrus to accept non-encrypted port 143 queries from
localhost (and perhaps the LAN) but not remotely? I guess you could allow
unencrypted requests in cyrus but block 143 in your firewall but I am
wondering if there is purely cyrus settings solution.
Use the following as the only imapd command configured in
/etc/cyrus.conf to accept connections from localhost only:
imap cmd=imapd listen=[127.0.0.1]:imap prefork={number}
You can restrict access to hosts from the LAN without using the firewall
using at least a couple of methods:
1)
Hello Raphael,
Of course! and thank you.
Reg.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010, 8:53:08 AM, you wrote:
Use the following in /etc/cyrus.conf:
imap cmd=imapd listen=[127.0.0.1]:imap prefork={number}
imaps cmd=imapd -s listen=imaps prefork={number}
That will allow connections to
On 17/03/10 10:11 -0500, Raphael Jaffey wrote:
Use the following as the only imapd command configured in
/etc/cyrus.conf to accept connections from localhost only:
imap cmd=imapd listen=[127.0.0.1]:imap prefork={number}
You can restrict access to hosts from the LAN without using the
Or, in the event you're only allowing access to port 143 from loopback
and possibly a trusted LAN, you can also use:
imap_allowplaintext: yes
imap_sasl_minimum_layer: 0
in /etc/imapd.conf as port 993 is always protected.
We use
tls_cipher_list: !ADH:MEDIUM:HIGH
in /etc/imapd.conf, so
Danke Marc, clearer now.
And sure, I'll take answers from anyone.
About this:
What do you think files named header, index, cache, expunge and
squat in this context contain? ;)
Ich denke this are the cyrus header index and cache files generally
stored on each mailbox folder.
I can imagine what
Hi,
Quoting Diego Ventrice fordcar...@googlemail.com:
Danke Marc, clearer now.
And sure, I'll take answers from anyone.
About this:
What do you think files named header, index, cache, expunge and
squat in this context contain? ;)
Ich denke this are the cyrus header index and cache files
On 17/03/10 14:45 -0300, Diego Ventrice wrote:
Danke Marc, clearer now.
And sure, I'll take answers from anyone.
About this:
What do you think files named header, index, cache, expunge and
squat in this context contain? ;)
Ich denke this are the cyrus header index and cache files generally
Can anyone tell me where the file(s) with list of email addresses that
have been sent a vacation reply lives in a debian installation? I can't
seem to find it.
thanks,
maria
Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/
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I just want to get this straight. Please, someone clarify his to me.
Consider Cyrus and Postifx runing on different servers and having to
communicate with each other through lmtp.
1)
Here´s the line we all know from cyrus.conf that is gonna bring lmtp
listening on tcp:
lmtp
Thanks Mark,
Thats what I guessed. I suppose these files make use of the .seen and
.sub files under also, right ?
Diego
And thanks Dan for the link.
http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/imapd/internal/mailbox-format.html
--
Dan White
Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/
Cyrus
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 09:17:49PM -0300, Diego Ventrice wrote:
Thanks Mark,
Thats what I guessed. I suppose these files make use of the .seen and
.sub files under also, right ?
.seen and .sub files are always in your configdir - where the
mailboxes.db and related things are.
It's actually
$user['user1'] = 10.1.1.1;
$user['user2'] = 10.1.1.2;
$user[user15000]=10.1.1.1;
For 15k users this method becomes very heavy. There are too many httpd
processes running that suck the resources on the machine. I want to
store the userlist in a memcache and look it up through
On Thu, 2010-03-18 at 14:36 +1100, Robert Mueller wrote:
$user['user1'] = 10.1.1.1;
$user['user2'] = 10.1.1.2;
$user[user15000]=10.1.1.1;
For 15k users this method becomes very heavy. There are too many httpd
processes running that suck the resources on the machine. I want to
But I thought a memcache lookup will be much more inexpenisve than
connecting to a mysql db to do lookup for every cyrus connection
Probably slightly. But what happens if the value isn't in memcached?
Where do you get the value from?
Anyway, it's still WAY better than doing:
memcached would certainly be fast, but what sort of authentication rate are
you talking about here. My bet is that you've got other bits of system, such
as the authentication validation with the target IMAP server, that will be
more of a dominant term when it comes to the performance of your
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