Re: general questions about cyrus
"Dr. Thorsten Brandau via Info" <[email protected]>
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Thank you for the reply, > Cyrus is available in Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu and maybe more operating > systems. Interesting. I checked the webpage of Debian, Ubuntu and could not find any information. Nevertheless, I am not a fan of Debian or Ubuntu (especially Ubuntu due to lack of updates) and prefer generally rolling releases. But that is just a side remark. > You can use Sieve and use any Sieve client to change the sieve script. > There seem to be old addons for TB to manage that. The old addons are not working with the current version of Thunderbird and sieve scripts are nothing I can hand over to my users. And honestly I do not want to be the one switching this all the time for all users. >> - - alternatively getting group-e to work with cyrus 3.10 (it can >> only be configured to cyrus 2.4) > What doesn't work and what changed in Cyrus that broke it? - Only INBOX is show, including TRASH/SENT/DRAFT but no other folder of that account - Shared folders are not show - Postboxes cannot be configures (e.g. rights for other users for the access of joint mailboxes - Auto-replys cannot be configured (time out) - Server-side filters cannot be configures (time out) I configured the new sieve port (4190) but no change. >> - - altetnatively a recommendation for a groupeware that works with >> cyrus (egroupware lacks a number of features of group-e but is the >> closes so far, still not fully compatible with cyrus 3.10 as it seems) > SOGo does. My old workplace runs that. Okay, I will have a look at that. >> Last but not least I am lookkng for an administration/user admin tool >> for cyrus (group-e did that well) and did not find anything aside >> from cli yet > cyradm for CLI exists. Any reason for not using it? Insufficient documentation. I cannot find how to use it, preferably in a form of a "howto". I only finde the manual page on the cyrus website. Is there a howto or so? > Gyrus also exists at least in Debian: Not in Aarch unfortunetly. Will checkou the Git repository. Thankyou. Best regards ------------------------------------------ Cyrus: Info Permalink: https://cyrus.topicbox.com/groups/info/Tc3db057d31794e3c-M598ace2316bf7e3f4b5e46fe Delivery options: https://cyrus.topicbox.com/groups/info/subscription