Re: general questions about cyrus

"Dr. Thorsten Brandau via Info" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.imap.cyrus
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Michael Menge schrieb am 03.03.25 um 11:37:
>
> Quoting "Dr. Thorsten Brandau via Info" <[email protected]>:
>
>> Hi
>>
>>>
>>> there where many changes between Cyrus 2.4 and Cyrus 3.10 that could 
>>> be the
>>> root of the problem. Just to mention a few.
>>>
>>> - Sieve Port changed
>>>   Port 2000 (old convention)
>>>   Port 4190 RFC 5804
>>
>> I changed that but no effect. Still get a timeout.
>
> is cyrus/sieve listening on that port? Check cyrus.conf and "netsat 
> -tulpen"
> Can you connect form the cyrus server with sieveshell?


Yes, I can connect via telnet to that port without problems.

Sieve also gets a timeout with egroupware (which I considered an 
alternative). As egroupware wants dovecot officially, that might be the 
reason.
>
>
> The default values for "unixhierarchysep:" and "altnamespace:" have 
> changed
> (see man imapd.conf) This could impact both the webmail and admin 
> function for
> Group-e if it is hardcoded or a manual configuration and not 
> automatically
> detected.

Look there, after changing the "delimiter" setting in Group-e from "." 
to "/" I was able to see the postboxes again.

In the admin, the I can see the main postboxes, but no sufolders 
andmore. I can however see them in my "email" and also see that they are 
synced and subscribed. Not seen in the overview, though. That might be a 
problem of group-e as the altnamespace has changed... I will see if I 
can get in the code to fix that.

Thank you for your help


Cheers
TB

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