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Hello, I'm trying to find very indepth documentation of OpenSSH, so far I have found nothing of much use, if anyone could direct me to some advance texts on openssh it would be greatly appreciated.

I have apparently done something to mess up my test installation, as deliver's attempts to send messages now fail with the following error: deliver(user at example.com): execv() failed: No such file or directory In these cases, I have sieve rules trying to send messages. It had been working though, and I've tried going through all the changes I made yesterday (related to dictionary

While doing some testing with converting accounts while simulating incoming mail load (no other pop/imap processes going but 4 processes converting users), we found that we were maxing out the local disk in the server with the index activity. To find out that it was the index activity, I mounted a tmpfs for dovecot to keep indexes on, and the system load dropped from 70 to 3 :) Anyway, Timo

Ok, here's the short and sweet version of my dilemma. I have a group of servers mounting a shared NFS device to hold mail data for many different domains. Is it worth the load balancing management nightmare of setting up dedicating smtp, pop, and imap to one server (failing over to another in the group if the server goes down) to keep indexes on local disk? It's very tempting to just

I've noticed that if a user's maildir gets created by deliver or pop/imap without the convert plugin running, the maildir structure is fine (no maildirfolder file). But, if a user gets converted, there is a maildirfolder file in the user's base maildir directory. As far as I can tell, that doesn't cause any problems, but I just wanted to mention it. I've looked at the code

I'm finally picking my dovecot project back up now, and after upgrading rc19 to rc27, I sent a test message to an existing account which resulted in log entries like these: Mar 16 08:45:37 node7 deliver(user at example.com): Corrupted transaction log file /var/indexes/example/com/u/us/user/.INBOX/dovecot.index.log: Append with UID 3, but next_uid = 15368 Mar 16 08:45:37 node7

deliver logs the error in the subject whenever the userdb lookup fails. I had a query discrepancy between postfix and dovecot, so messages were accepted that shouldn't have been, but I figured deliver should probably handle that a bit more gracefully :)

With the quota plugin loaded (even with a quota value of 0), I get errors like the following: open(/var/mailstore/01/1a/301620/Maildir/cur/1169654988.P22440Q0M696852.<hostname stripped>,S=4437552:2,Sbc) failed: Too many open files To do this, I have a folder with about 700 messages and I tell Thunderbird to run junkmail controls on it (fetches all messages). Watching an strace on the

I have my login log format set like so: login_log_format_elements = user=<%u> method=%m rip=%r lip=%l %c When I log in using a full email address, though, I only get the username part of the address: Jan 24 13:28:29 node7 dovecot: pop3-login: Login: user=<justin>, method=PLAIN, rip=137.118.2.60, lip=137.118.7.247 Jan 24 13:28:30 node7 dovecot: POP3(justin): Disconnected: Logged

I've set up a mysql quota dictionary using the proxy setup as described in the wiki (using Dovecot lda). When I send a single message to multiple users, only the first recipient is getting their usage updated. This behavior occurs if I manually send to more than one user via the To: line, or via aliases set up in postfix. I do have dovecot_destination_recipient_limit set to 1. I

I am hoping to support encrypted passwords, which I know is generally not allowed in a proxy setup. However, I can return the password in clear-text out of the password database, so I was hoping for something similar to the destuser field. I have successfully used the master password functionality to support encrypted passwords (users impersonating themselves), as long as the back-end server

Hi all, ive just upgrade to rc21 ( so i dont know perhaps this report failure is fixed with this release ) i have reports from users that attachments get broken ( with rc19, dont know about before ) with some accounts , which where downloaded via a pop3 service to a exchange server, but in fact nothing is broken when looking with imap to the mailboxes Has anyone an idea, i havent any failure logs

Hi list, I've been perusing the list archives, but I couldn't find a recent, definitive answer to what I'd like to know. I'm looking to set up a new batch of servers to migrate ~160,000 accounts, spread across several domains, onto (from CommuniGate). Last year I worked with the earlier beta/RC versions of Dovecot, so I'm generally familiar with the setup required.

...he conditions are alpha[0] > 0, alpha[L] + beta[L] < 1 and alpha[i] + beta[i] >= 0. => See Doornik & Ooms (2001) for more details. The condition for existence of the fourth moment of the GARCH is observed. The constraint equals 0.966907 and should be < 1. => See Ling & McAleer (2001) for details. Estimated Parameters Vector : -0.006183; 0.010761; 0.153406; 0.805877 *************** ** FORECASTS ** *************** Number of Forecasts: 15 Horizon Mean Variance 1 -0.006183 0.147 2 -0.006183 0.1517 3 -0.006183 0.1563 4...

I am trying to use dovecot. I've got a GFS2 shared volume on two servers with dovecot running on both. On one server at a time, it works. The test I am trying is to attach two mail programs (MUA) via IMAPS (Thunderbird and Evolution as it happens). I've attached one mail program to each IMAPS server. I am trying to move emails around in one program (from folder to folder), and then

I think I won't do any actual releases until it's mostly feature complete. Then maybe v1.1.alpha1 or v1.1.beta1. So if you want to test it before then, use CVS or the nightly snapshots. I'm planning on keeping v1.1 almost completely compatible with v1.0. There could be some minor configuration file changes, but for most people v1.0's dovecot.conf should work with v1.1. I want to

Since we're migrating from an existing system that allows periods in folder names, I believe we must continue to allow them. So, I am deciding what to use as the separator instead. Right now, I'm leaning towards the backtick (`), since I don't think I have ever used it unless I was trying to execute an external command in some code. So, can anybody think of reasons not to use it,