[Kroupware] More kolab issues, Please help

[Bradley Alexander]

I sent this before, but I don't think it went out. If you receive two copies, I apologize.

On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 13:36:32 -0500
Bradley Alexander <storm at tux.org> wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 06:31:39PM +0100, Henning Holtschneider wrote:
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> > On Monday 22 March 2004 17:06, Bradley Alexander wrote:
> > 
> > > When I clicked OK in kmail's config, it tried to create the additional
> > > folders for calendar, notes, etc and crashed with a sig11. This is
> > > reproducible for me. And I still am not able to get mail. It is sitting in
> > > /var/mail/storm, but I cannot get it through IMAP. In looking at the logs
> > 
> > The mail should go into 
> > /kolab/var/imapd/spool/domain/<yourdomain.tld>/user/<username>. If it's in 
> > /var/mail/<username>, it looks like you did not disable the MTA that came 
> > with your Linux distribution.
> 
> I used the default schema for kolab, and I have 
> 
> /kolab/var/imapd/spool/user/storm at subdomain^domain^org
> 
> Within this direcrory, I have cyrus.cache, cyrus.header and cyrus.index.
> At this point, I have two questions. First of all, I would prefer having the
> directory laid out similar to what you describe. How can I convert from
> what I have now to what you describe? Secondly, how do I get the mail
> manually from /var/mail/storm into the files you describe?
> 
> Note that there is no other MTA running on this box. I stopped postfix
> before starting kolab. The other thing is that I was using fetchmail to
> get mail from my tux.org account. I have set up a .forward that seems to
> be working, however, for some odd reason, all incoming mail is getting
> piped through /usr/bin/postfix. I don't quite get why, but I have removed
> my original postfix configuration from the machine, but it made no
> difference. I'm in the process of rooting around to see why kolab's
> postfix is piping through procmail.

I have removed the old postfix config files in /etc. There should be no
way to get the old installation to run.

This is so wierd, because if this were a common problem, I would think I
would have seen more traffic on the list, which leads me to think it is a
misconfiguration on my part, but I followed the QIM steps. Legacy misconfig?

> Thanks again, 
> 
> -- 
> --Brad
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> Bradley M. Alexander                |
> SysAdmin, Security Engineer    |   storm [at] tux.org
> Debian/GNU Linux Developer          |   storm [at] debian.org
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--Brad
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Bradley M. Alexander                |
SysAdmin, Security Engineer    |   storm [at] tux.org
Debian/GNU Linux Developer          |   storm [at] debian.org
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-- 
--Brad
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Bradley M. Alexander                |
SysAdmin, Security Engineer    |   storm [at] tux.org
Debian/GNU Linux Developer          |   storm [at] debian.org
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