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<0> that too
<1> THAT is what I recommend.
<1> And making /var, since you obviously run a server there.. That can varry depending on what types of servers you do run.
<0> true
<1> And.. How many people use it. :)
<0> atm it's only apache/postfix/qpopper/samba/nod32/spam***asin
<0> for a small office
<0> of like ummmmmm
<0> 30 people I think
<1> How big did you say /var was?
<0> 220mb, it's TINY
<0> actually
<0> I know what happened
<0> the server was originally installed with almost no RAM
<1> Heh. Yeah.. I'd go with 5gb.
<2> that box was never partitioned to be a mail/database/web server
<0> when we took over we upped the RAM to 512mb
<0> and I never even thought about repartitioning
<0> "if it ain't broke don't fix it"
<0> but now it's broke:/
<1> Heh
<1> fluffypony: Seriously. Re-partitioning, is my suggestion. Just re-locate your home and samba stuff to /home instead of /usr/home afterwards, and you're set. :)
<0> for a repartition
<0> isn't it easier to use dump
<1> Probably 5gb /var, 6gb /usr, about 1gb /, and the rest /home
<0> and ssh
<0> to push it to a remote machine?
<1> fluffypony: Well, since you're changing the partition schema, no.
<0> dump == faster then tar, no?
<0> dump -0u -f - /var | ssh root@fruitbat 'cat >dump.var'
<1> I.. Dunno. :)
<0> like that
<0> LOL
<1> Probably better, than tar.
<0> dump -0u -f - /var | gzip | ssh root@fruitbat 'cat >dump.var'
<0> there
<0> I can gzip it too
<0> :-P
<1> I guess I just have old tactics when it comes to that. ;)
<0> lolz
<0> see, this is what tar was MADE for!
<1> Yep. I have one of those. Actually two.
<0> neat-o!
<1> One's an ATAPI IDE tape drive, one's a nice SCSI 20-tape rotary server.
<0> ide tape drive!??!
<0> BLEH!
<0> ok brb:)
<1> fluffypony: It's a paperweight. :)
<1> I need to get me a DVD-RW tower. That would be sweet. Then figuring out how to do backups to that kind of system would be ... Interesting.
<0> ooooh
<0> load all the DVD's in
<0> and use tar/bz2 to create 4.5gb segments?
<0> bleh
<0> just broke the news to the client
<0> they want a quickfix now
<0> and I can come fix it in the evening after work
<0> ho hum
<0> if I change mail_spool_directory and queue_directory, will it work?
<0> change/resize this afternoon/change back
<1> Heh, yeah, but, the only advantage I'd see in DVD backups, would be life.
<0> Psi-Jack: dvd backups look prettier then tape:-P
<1> fluffypony: Not mine. :)
<0> heh heh
<1> As for the quick fix.
<0> it's 10:40am here and they're freaking out
<1> shutdown postfix, make like a /usr/var and move the spool into it, then symlink the spool over.
<0> ja
<1> There's a "quick" fix.
<0> "THIS NEVER HAPPENED WITH ADAM, WHAT DID YOU DO TO BREAK THE SYSTEM?"
<0> lolz
<0> I love clients
<1> "Adam wasn't here long enough to realize his ultimate mistake of setting the server up."
<1> Would be my default responce. LOl
<0> his mistake was before that
<0> it was being born:-P
<1> heh
<0> he's one of those
<0> that when DesktopBSD was first released
<0> started using it as a server OS
<0> because it was "easier to install"
<1> Well, at least I got my cyrus-imapd server up and running. Just need to finish the virtual-domain schema and implement it into play. :)
<1> Oh god.
<0> I kief you not
<0> kid
<0> ffs
<0> can't spell
<0> you know it's been a long morning when you get confused for not being able to access /var/pool/ :-P
<1> Hhe
<0> /var/pool/heated
<1> This is wierd, though.
<0> what is?
<1> Ever since I disabled the DIGEST-MD5 and CRAM-MD5 sasl_mech_list entries, cyradm now authenticates through saslauthd, instead of sasldb.
<0> tar: public/showq: tar format cannot archive socket: Inappropriate file type or format
<0> suggestions?
<3> fluffypony: exclude the socket from the archive ?
<0> yes but like
<0> will postfix recreate the socket/
<0> (s)
<1> Umm.. Not sure on that one.
<0> heh
<0> fantastic:-p
<0> yay
<0> quick fix worked
<0> I go bounz now
<0> tks!
<1> No problem...
<1> Okay.
<1> How to I get postfix to only announce LOGIN and PLAIN auth mechs?
<4> y0
<5> I think if you don't have the digest and cram mechs available it can't use them
<5> but why would you use plain and not those? if you allow plain it's just as good to use the better more secure ones
<6> hi
<6> i have postfix+mysql+virtual domains, can i have separate log files per domain?
<1> Okay. Now I'm pissed. heh
<1> Yet another... Fricken... Annoyance. :)
<5> life of a mailadmin is hard :)
<1> Yeah, especially when dealing with postfix and cyrus-imapd. LOl
<1> but, my current annoyance, is the fact, saslauthd is running, yet,postfix can't connect to it.
<5> chrooting postfix causes all kinds of problems like that
<7> Hi folks!
<8> The problem is if the ldap servers are unavailable postfix rejects all email without queuing for retry. Is it possible to configure postfix to defer delivery of any email when the ldap servers are offline.
<9> Ok; i use smtpd_recipient restrictions to avoid spam; but some of then can throw the restrictions... well, at this point, how i can't filter the uce mail? I'm searching for a solution that can modify de headers to filter it with sieve scripts. And another question; i have ldap backend for the domains and the users, how i can specify a filter for each user?
<9> * how i can a (sieve) filter for each user.
<10> spam******in can do what you want iirc
<10> and every user has a sieve filter by default
<9> wols: where is the filters?
<9> wols: in the mail.cf i specify the parameter
<1> Hmmm.
<1> Would postfix/lmtp itself, show in the log that it used TLS to communicate with the lmtp host?
<1> Oh.. Nevermind.
<1> I just re-read the documentation. lmtp_use_tls is a 2.3-only feature. heh
<9> wols: i have sievedir: /var/spool/sieve in imapd.conf but here only there are letter-folders.
<1> Heh, How new IS postfix 2.3?
<11> Are you sure I should post postconf -n (I have a question) ?
<10> no you should not. paste it into a pastebin if you must
<12> use pastebin or so
<11> O.okay. - I see - Well, I got a provider that uses smtp-auth for authenticating smtp-sending. I have tried it by sending an email through telnet on port 25 and using cmd5 - worked fine !! - I have setup a postfix-server that should act as a relay for my internal mailserver. But it does not use cram-md5 - I get a "relay not allowed", which is a proof that it uses plain smtp... I *think* I have set it up in main.cf and sasl_p***wd, but who k
<13> gragh
<14> is there a way to implement virtual users and aliases using maildrop? i got it to work with virtual, but I can't seem to find anything in google on how to do it.
<15> hi
<15> i've a question : we have two smtp : a public and a private. is it possible to make public postfix, instead of putting mails in localmailboxes, relaying this mail to the private postfix ?
<16> hi all
<16> let us have a postfix + majordomo installation
<16> I have this: test-list: :include:/var/majordomo/lists/test
<16> http://www.csh.rit.edu/~jon/projects/majordomo/#postfix
<16> I am reading that
<16> so I am wondering: if someone send an email to test-list@whatever.what
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