RE: qmail - cyrus

2000-08-03 Thread Greg Owen
does anyone know or has working the connection from qmail to IMAP-daemon Cyrus? I am experimenting with these two, but qmail does not deliver mail to cyrus. I want to use qmail as MTA and cyrus as IMAP-daemon for all users. Are you using the deliver program that comes with

Re: qmail - cyrus

2000-08-02 Thread Vince Vielhaber
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Wolfgang Wagner wrote: Hello, does anyone know or has working the connection from qmail to IMAP-daemon Cyrus? I am experimenting with these two, but qmail does not deliver mail to cyrus. I want to use qmail as MTA and cyrus as IMAP-daemon for all users. Go to

RE: qmail-cyrus-authentification

2000-03-28 Thread Greg Owen
As imap server we use cyrus, modified to do authentification via an oracle account_db. ... My question is how to setup qmail working with cyrus, especially doing the same authentification mechanism. It isn't clear to me what you want to do. In short: qmail shouldn't need

Re: QMAIL-CYRUS-HOWTO

1999-06-16 Thread Anonymous
The LDAP integration with Cyrus can be found at: http://www.linc-dev.com/auth.html There are good instructions for adding in the C source code but if I remember correctly, there are a couple of typos in the file. I've had no problems with it accessing our LDAP servers. The only outstanding

Q re qmail / cyrus imapd and Sent folder on server

1999-02-01 Thread Heinz Wittenbecher
I'm still striving for mail client independence. What this means is that all mail for everyone will remain on the server and ideally I'd like the user to be able to use an imap client of his/her choosing from a PC of his/her choosing, i.e. a PC at work, PC from home, HPC from wherever. Some imap

Re: Q re qmail / cyrus imapd and Sent folder on server

1999-02-01 Thread Sam
Heinz Wittenbecher writes: I'm still striving for mail client independence. What this means is that all mail for everyone will remain on the server and ideally I'd like the user to be able to use an imap client of his/her choosing from a PC of his/her choosing, i.e. a PC at work, PC from