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...keep the copnnection in in EST, when it was dropped ages ago. I imagine that the mobile client did not correctly close down the session, but it should have timed out on the server. Any ideas? Has anyone noticed this afore? imap-logi 7819 dovecot 10u IPv4 24069447 0t0 TCP logout.klunky.co.uk:imaps->m83-178-105-240.cust.tele2.nl:39042 (ESTABLISHED) imap-logi 7820 dovecot 10u IPv4 24069443 0t0 TCP logout.klunky.co.uk:imaps->m83-178-105-240.cust.tele2.nl:52696 (ESTABLISHED) imap-logi 7821 dovecot 10u IPv4 24069536 0t0 TCP logout.klunky.co.uk:ima...

...> select * from quota; +-----------------------------+-----------+----------+ | username | bytes | messages | +-----------------------------+-----------+----------+ | root at test.info | 19524 | 18 | | bob at test.info | 9420 | 6 | | test at klunky.co.uk | 4662 | 4 | | bob1 at test.info | 19284 | 13 | | bob2 at test.info | 173906172 | 5702 | | postmaster at test.info | 10587 | 9 | | bob3 at test.info | 3695 | 2 | +-----------------------------+-----------+----------+ 7 rows in...

...#39;m reviewing our sendmail configuration, both with respect to authentication and port usage. Previously, we had the following line in the sendmail.mc line: define(`confAUTH_MECHANISMS', `DIGEST-MD5 CRAM-MD5 LOGIN PLAIN')dnl To authenticate, users would first have to POP their mail. A klunky script would scan appropriate log files and copy relevant IP addresses to the /etc/mail/access file that would be regenerated every 5 minutes via cron. Once the IP address was in the /etc/mail/access.db a user could be authenticated and be allowed to send email using the machine as smtp. Is th...

Hi, I?ve been trying to increase the number of open files for the dovecot user on Debian 9 and have so far, failed! I?ve tried this: # cat /etc/security/limits.d/limits_dovecot.conf dovecot soft nofile 2048 dovecot hard nofile 8192 # cat /etc/systemd/system/dovecot.service.d/service.conf LimitNOFILE=8192 But to no avail: # prlimit -p 27208|grep -i

...s my main gripe. Hrm. I haven't formed an opinion on what the attributes should look like. I think supporting the ones established by GCC would be important for compatibility, and on the surface, they look reasonable. Devising better ones for Clang is fine with me. What about them feels klunky? > > Since LLVM already has utility functions for recognizing allocators > (i.e. that > know about malloc, realloc and -fno-builtin etc) can't SAFECode just > make use > of them? It probably could. It doesn't simply because SAFECode was written before these features...

...{ any( (r[1] == M[,1]) & (r[2] == M[,2]) & (r[3] == M[,3]) & (r[4] == M[,4]) ) } > checkRow( Candidates[1,], Comparison) [1] TRUE > falseRow <- Candidates[1,] > falseRow[2] <- 42 > checkRow( falseRow, Comparison) [1] FALSE > The checkRow function works but is a) klunky, b) hardcodes the dimension and c) works only on one row at a time. There must be better ways, at least for a) and b). What am I missing? Feel free to reply off-list and I'd gladly summarize back to the list. If you don't want your reply (or email) summarized back, please indicate. Th...

...7-18 16:16:15 6835 2018-07-18 08:47:10 6836 2018-07-18 09:12:11 6837 2018-07-18 09:53:31 6838 2018-07-18 11:03:31 SNIP a lot of lines... 6873 2018-07-18 18:54:07 6874 2018-07-18 18:54:07 6875 2018-07-18 18:54:07 6876 2018-07-18 18:54:07 6877 2018-07-18 21:23:08 # doveadm -f tab fetch -u sophie at klunky.org "uid date.saved" mailbox Inbox|head uid date.saved 57 2018-01-23 21:05:06 60 2018-01-23 21:05:06 61 2018-01-23 21:05:06 62 2018-01-23 21:05:06 64 2018-01-23 21:05:06 SNIP a lot of lines 7734 2018-07-02 20:48:37 7780 2018-07-06 18:50:37 7794 2018-07-09 08:03:45 7833 2018-07-11 15:27:06...

...uld use a function that determines which of the 8 octants a point lies in. Seems like the cross product might be part of this, but I'm a little rusty on how to apply it. I hope this is clear enough, and someone has a suggestion to point me in the right direction. Before writing my own klunky version, I thought I'd ask. Thanks, Bryan **************** Prof. Bryan Hanson Dept of Chemistry & Biochemistry DePauw University 602 S. College Ave Greencastle IN 46135 USA

All - I am trying to write R code to implement a recursive algorithm. I've solved the problem in a klunky way that works, but uses more memory and computing time than it should. A more elegant solution than my current one would require updating the values of a variable that is located in what I will call the "root" environment - that environment from which the original call to the recur...

...> > Hrm. I haven't formed an opinion on what the attributes should look like. I > think supporting the ones established by GCC would be important for > compatibility, and on the surface, they look reasonable. Devising better ones > for Clang is fine with me. What about them feels klunky? basically it feels like "I only know about C, here's something that pretends to be general but only handles C". Consider a language with a string type that contains the string length as well as the characters. It has a library function allocate_string(length). How much does it al...

...e belongs_to :accessory # price defined in table end Now my question is, I need to query the upgrades for a bicycle for a specific accessory. I was doing this: accessory = Accessory.find_by_description("headlight") bike.upgrades.find_by_accessory_id(accessory.id) but it seems klunky. Is there a better way to perform this kind of lookup? Thanks Jeff --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA3...

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Morning everyone, On the 8th of Jan the TLS/SSL certificate I use with Dovecot expired. I replaced it with a new on the 9th of Jan. I tested this with Thunderbird and all is well. This morning people tell me they cannot get their email using their mobile telephones : K9 Mail I have reverted the SSL cert back to the old one just in case. Thunderbird will works. Dovecot 1:1.2.15-7 running

...9;t formed an opinion on what the attributes should look > > like. I think supporting the ones established by GCC would be > > important for compatibility, and on the surface, they look > > reasonable. Devising better ones for Clang is fine with me. What > > about them feels klunky? > > basically it feels like "I only know about C, here's something that > pretends to be general but only handles C". Consider a language with > a string type that contains the string length as well as the > characters. It has a library function allocate_string(leng...

Hi, I have a working postfix/dovecot config on Debian located in Europe[EU]. I would like to provide either an HA/load balanced setup with a second site in Australia[AU] because of users located between EU/Asia/AU. The site to site traffic would be tunneled through either SSH or a VPN * Has this been done with Doevcot over such great distances? * How can the delay between mailstore

> On 24 May 2018 at 20:43 Sophie Loewenthal <sophie at klunky.co.uk> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I?ve been trying to increase the number of open files for the dovecot user on Debian 9 and have so far, failed! I?ve tried this: > > # cat /etc/security/limits.d/limits_dovecot.conf > dovecot soft nofile 2048 > dove...

Hi, Just noticed an Android email client called K9 Mail is producing these entries in a server's dovecot log: Jul 11 21:03:28 mx1 dovecot: imap(me at example.org): Connection closed (IDLE running for 0.001 + waiting input for 1728.597 secs, 2 B in + 10+0 B out, state=wait-input) in=353 out=2154 Jul 11 21:03:31 mx1 dovecot: imap(me at example.org): Connection closed (IDLE running for

...log-out. If I log out, I can hit ''back'' and see all the protected information... I can''t change anything, but it''s still a problem. Who knows a clean way to get around it? Javascript methods can be circumvented and using posts instead of gets on the links is klunky... But I''ve seen it done cleanly on banking sites. Any help much appreciated. Thanks!

acts_as_ferret does not handle transaction aborts properly. If a model is modified but something latter causes the transaction it was wrapped in to abort, the ferret index will not revert to the original record data. I have included a klunky patch to defer modifying the ferret index until after the current transaction commits. It would seem prudent to resolve this issue, though I don''t think I have an ideal solution. I have an acts_as_ferret model that has indexed properties that are derived from other models that it is...

...---- library(maptools) nc2 <- readShapePoly("ITA_adm1.shp") plot(nc2) invisible(text(getSpPPolygonsLabptSlots(nc2), labels=as.character(regionnames), cex=0.4)) This gets me a map with regions outlined (as desired), but the names don't land where I want them to. A relatively "klunky" solution is to just re-order them manually when I declare regionnames <- c( etc ), but I'd like to learn how to use what seems to be already available in either the .shp or .dbf file. Best, misha