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This is a simple post on how to do some nifty little script-fu to search for emails and move them to a different folder in order for Cyrus to be able to show them. Popularity: 24% [?] Everybody's a critic
 (Be the first to rate this post) Loading ...This is a technique to create folders for accounts without granting permissions to yourself and creating them manually. For this to work, you need to log into cyradm, create the folder and then reconstruct the mailbox to make it pick up the quota. Popularity: 11% [?] Everybody's a critic
(Be the first to rate this post) Loading ...I wanted to create a new user with the same permissions as a user that already exists on a Cyrus IMAP system. Unfortunately it appears as though there is no automagic way of doing this and it turns out that I needed to do a few steps. Popularity: 12% [?] Everybody's a critic
(Be the first to rate this post) Loading ...The more that I play with Cyrus, the less that I like it - although in fairness, when it’s working it seems to run pretty well. The other day I started getting people emailing me saying that the mail server was telling them that the their mail size was over the limit. Popularity: 26% [?] Everybody's a critic
(Be the first to rate this post) Loading ...Having so many problems with Cyrus! The company that I’m now working for has an installed version of Cyrus, running with Bynari. For some unknown reason all of the “proper” (eg working) files are stored under /opt/insight -> this hasn’t stopped us from having two copies though! For example, we have /usr/bin/perl [...] Popularity: 6% [?] Everybody's a critic
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