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> Let the MTA feed SA. > http://gtmp.org/doku.php?id=publications:sa-postfix-en Hi Oscar, Hi dovecot-list, I read through the docs, quite interesting read. But I?m wondering, mails are in this case only kept temporary? So re-reading spam and ham is not possible?!? It seems useful still, as it?s direct and not run via a daily cron script. I also looked into Sven?s advice (Danke!) about

Hello, is it possible to use Last Login Plugin with mysql instead of redis ? http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Plugins/LastLogin .-- Best regards, Adrian Minta

Hi all, I am quite happily running a dovecot setup with maildirs. This was once running courier but since the migration I have never ever looked back. Now, with growing userbase I?m looking into using zlib compression and mdbox instead of maildir. This seems to go quite well using dsync on a testbed server. So let?s go production! Before final decision I came across this: - I?m using a spam

You can give mail location and home directory from userdb or passdb. For userdb, return mail=something:~/something and for home use home=/path/to/home For passdb, you can return userdb_mail and userdb_home Aki > On October 8, 2017 at 1:14 PM Philon <bytesplit at gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi David, > > I somehow remember that there is a way to get the mail_location from per-user-settings. I had this once when migrating from maildir to mdbox. > > You might want to use Google and the mailing list archives for the details but in su...

Hi David, I somehow remember that there is a way to get the mail_location from per-user-settings. I had this once when migrating from maildir to mdbox. You might want to use Google and the mailing list archives for the details but in summary it went like this: - set Dovecot to grab the mail_location from user-settings (I think we used MySQL db field - or check docs for auto:) - have login

...You can give mail location and home directory from userdb or passdb. > > For userdb, return mail=something:~/something and for home use home=/path/to/home > > For passdb, you can return userdb_mail and userdb_home > > Aki > >> On October 8, 2017 at 1:14 PM Philon <bytesplit at gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> Hi David, >> >> I somehow remember that there is a way to get the mail_location from per-user-settings. I had this once when migrating from maildir to mdbox. >> >> You might want to use Google and the mailing list archives f...

...erdb, return mail=something:~/something and for home use >>>> home=/path/to/home >>>> >>>> For passdb, you can return userdb_mail and userdb_home >>>> >>>> Aki >>>> >>>>> On October 8, 2017 at 1:14 PM Philon <bytesplit at gmail.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Hi David, >>>>> >>>>> I somehow remember that there is a way to get the mail_location >>>>> from per-user-settings. I had this once when migrating from maildir >&...

Hi there, I was in the same position, but for mutliple accounts. Still you might want to look at imapsync (https://github.com/imapsync/imapsync), isync and offlineimap. There are more alternatives listed at the imapsync homepage. Philon > Am 04.11.2015 um 20:47 schrieb Forrest <those.lists at gmail.com>: > > I have been attempting to use the cyrus2dovecot script, to no avail.

> > On 03 Feb 2019, at 22:07, MRob <mrobti at insiberia.net> wrote: > > Hi, I originally picked mdbox because I had the impression from reading about it on the mailing list that it was more performant and that it would conserve disc space. > > But lately i found mailboxes have nearly double the storage as reported. I mean, IMAP QUOTA reports around 900MB for one account

Hi Francis, next to fts-solr there was fts-lucene. But that Lucene there seems heavily outdated why the Dovecot docs also suggest using Solr. Elasticsearch probably is similar to Solr but the later is maintained by Dovecot team. I started with downloading the Solr binary distribution to Debian with JRE preinstalled and things were running like after 10 min. Yes it?s a bit more complicated to

Hi Thoralf, I?d say first of all you should read the current docs for 2.x not the archived stuff. ?> https://wiki2.dovecot.org/ - (It?s even mentioned in bold in the header) Then to front multiple backends perhaps you want to take a look at Dovecot Director. ?> https://wiki2.dovecot.org/Director About SMTP I?m not sure why you would want to rely on Dovecot for that. I only do Postfix with