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...-only partitions containing the object referenced in this event, and then enable the following registry key to ensure strict replication consistency. Source DC (Transport-specific network address): 269beeb7-d4cf-49a3-be26-99e48e59e540._msdcs.test.lan Object: DC=test-2qmmiskd9y\0ACNF:4b1cdb28-be9b-40c4-a612-26e31b864f68,DC=test.lan,CN=MicrosoftDNS,DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=test,DC=lan Object GUID: 4b1cdb28-be9b-40c4-a612-26e31b864f68 Directory partition: DC=DomainDnsZones,DC=test,DC=lan Destination highest property USN: 0 User Action: Verify the continued desire for the existence of this object. To...

> This script is what I use -- note that you need to have it on the > server, and then call ssh to execute that script (on the server) > immediately. > #!/bin/sh > # arch-tag: dbfe44f6-0d80-40c4-948a-bac05a804bf5 > > export MAIL=/home/johannes/Maildir > export MAILBOX_CHECK_INTERVAL=60 > exec /usr/lib/dovecot/imap Hi. IIRC you should exec dovecot as a whole, to use it properly. Also edit your dovecot.conf to only serve imap. christian

I've mentioned this before but only heard from one other person who has experienced this, but it's becoming a pretty serious issue. The situation: A spammer sets a bot on a fishing attempt to gain email addresses, causing numerous login processes to spawn and suck up all available resources. The problem: Obviously this can act like a dos attack, but the real issue is after the