Just curious, why do you have to use PHP 5.6 instead of the one officially shipped by CentOS?
ZhangHuangbin So, after much searching, I ended desistalando the modules php 5.6 and all its dependencies and it worked.
Also Desistalei Mysql 5.6 and left the version 5.5 and it was good.
Now this perfectly and smoothly running my mail server, thanks for the help.
Do you have "cluebringer" installed?
How can I enable "Max size of single outgoing email" option at Throttling tab?
I don't have such thing.
As far as i know, Cluebringer doesn't support this.
Is it possible to disable cluebringer and enable policyd?
Sure. But Policyd is not under active development and maintenance for several years, i personally don't recommend to use Policyd on new mail server.
@3. how spammassin detect an email as spam.
Well, it's beyond my knowledge, it's better to check SpamAssassin official document. http://spamassassin.apache.org
5. I want to create a new folder for every user and for future new uses also, how do i do that??I want to move all mails that are sent as group emails(mostly advertisements.) to that folder.
@5. Please tell me exactly what i have to do, which conf. to edit etc.
Edit /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf. There're several folder settings in this file, please check it.
@6. what are the config. files that i have to edit?
config/config.inc.php under Roundcube directory.
I think it's possible to do it, but i'll have to create the user in the AD database and in the Mysql database with the same email adress (it looks like obvious...). I don't care to create each users 2 times if they can use the same password later and be responsible of their account.
You're right. but i don't plan to make iRedMail + iRedAdmin-Pro work with this architecture.
==== Required information ====
- iRedMail version: 0.3.3
- Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL): MySQL
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: Centos 6.5
- Related log if you're reporting an issue:
Jun 16 11:14:53 clandesmail postfix/smtpd[8297]: connect from unknown[186.23.148.13]
Jun 16 11:14:53 clandesmail postfix/smtpd[8297]: lost connection after EHLO from unknown[186.23.148.13]
Jun 16 11:14:53 clandesmail postfix/smtpd[8297]: disconnect from unknown[186.23.148.13]
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Hello!
I'm trying to get SMTP accepting plain auth, but no success.
I set "smtpd_tls_auth_only = no" in postfix main.cf
Also "disable_plaintext_auth=no" and "ssl=yes" in dovecot.conf
Any help will be truly appreciated.
Thank you so much,
Jorge.
i'm looking at installing the latest version of iredmail, just want some clarification on certain things.
on the website, it compares features, such as Per-user mail forwarding control, just to clarify, these differences are just for the admin panel? all these features are fully applicable and configurable from the command line even for the basic free install?
i will be using mysql 5.6 as a backend on a remote server.
i have phpmyadmin already installed on webservers, i will not install it on the mailserver.
similarly, i would install roundcube on the webservers, not the mailserver.
i assume that i can do this with iredadmin and awstats as well, or do they need to go on the mailserver?
mysql is running multi-master, load-balanced behind haproxy 1.5, 1 writeable master, 1 read-only master (becomes writeable on failure of other master) each master has it's own slave.
the webservers are also running load-balanced behind haproxy 1.5 (8 servers)
user mails will be stored using the maildir format, on a shared storage device ( DRBD replicated drives, connected to using iscsi, mounted on the mailservers at boot, and using the ocfs2 filesystem.
i have two servers available for running the mailservers. i assume having both servers accessing a single set of mail folders will not be a problem?
would there be any problems running two iredmail servers load-balanced behind haproxy 1.5 using the PROXY command?
i know i would need to install two instances of postfix on each server (postfixA live, postfixB down on server1, postfixA down, postfixB live on server2) so that the relevant postfix queues can be started running on the other server following any failures, effectively there would be 4 mailservers configured in haproxy, postfixA and postfixA backup, postfixB and postfixB backup.
are there any problems with running iredmail this way? anything else i would need to be aware of?
even if i can't run iredmail load-balanced, could i still run it behind haproxy 1.5 using the PROXY command?
our network architecture doesn't give us anywhere else to place them on the network.
thanks
lee.
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Hi there,
Looking at iredmail, and had a question... are there any docs about managing this thing via CLI only? This would be used for a personal server, thus meaning I doubt I would ever buy the pro version.
thanks!
DK
ZhangHuangbin thanks again for your quick response, I have been trying to see what the problem that I have and I have two questions for you:
if I'm trying to authenticate with active directory, roundcube need a MySQL database to work necessarily or my data base will be active directory?, (I followed the guide http://www.iredmail.org/wiki/index.php? … iRedMail.)
Another thing I want you know is in the instalation of the irredmail, in the step "choose your preferre backend used to store mail accounts" i select mysql and I do not know if that is decisive.
Best regards.
if I'm trying to authenticate with active directory, roundcube need a MySQL database to work necessarily or my data base will be active directory?, (I followed the guide http://www.iredmail.org/wiki/index.php? … iRedMail.)
Roundcube needs a SQL database. Active Directory is a LDAP server, not a SQL database.
Another thing I want you know is in the instalation of the irredmail, in the step "choose your preferre backend used to store mail accounts" i select mysql and I do not know if that is decisive.
Should be fine.
Unfortunately, there's no CLI tools, you have to use SQL/LDAP command line tools instead.
on the website, it compares features, such as Per-user mail forwarding control, just to clarify, these differences are just for the admin panel? all these features are fully applicable and configurable from the command line even for the basic free install?
All features are configurable from the command line.
i assume that i can do this with iredadmin and awstats as well, or do they need to go on the mailserver?
If you don't need it, just don't choose it during iRedMail installation.
i have two servers available for running the mailservers. i assume having both servers accessing a single set of mail folders will not be a problem?
You better not do this.
Mailbox is not a simple folder on file system, for example, IMAP/POP3 server (Dovecot) will create and update index for mail messages, if two servers access the same mailbox at the same time, it may cause some messy.
would there be any problems running two iredmail servers load-balanced behind haproxy 1.5 using the PROXY command?
...
even if i can't run iredmail load-balanced, could i still run it behind haproxy 1.5 using the PROXY command?
I didn't try haproxy, no idea yet. But i think it should be ok, haproxy supports Postfix well.
Important note: iRedMail installation requires a FRESH/NEW server, don't install iRedMail on a server which already has Apache/MySQL/... installed and running.
What's your SMTP setting in mail client?
Hello!
Setting client for using SSL run OK.
But the customer needs not to use SSL for sending mails, and setting up port 25 (or 587) in plain mode with no SSL gets the client constantly ask for the password.
Thank you.
==== Required information ====
- iRedMail version: 0.8.7
- Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL): MySQL
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: Debian 7.5 i386
- Related log if you're reporting an issue
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I previously posted regarding installing iRedMail on Debian 7.5. Problem has been resolved and am now attempting to backup the entire iRedMail configuration from my previous installation on Ubuntu and get it imported into the newer installation on Debian.
I performed the backup in this manner:
1. used /root/iRedMail/tools/backup_MySQL.sh to do the backup of the databases
2. backed up everything in the /var/vmail/ directory
3. backed up everything in the /etc/postfix/mysql directory
4. backed up /etc/dovecot/dovecot-mysql.conf file
Attempted to restore by:
1. using phpMyAdmin to restore the databases
2. replaced the /var/vmail/ directory contents with the earlier backup
3. replaced the /etc/postfix/mysql directory contents with the earlier backup
4. replaced the /etc/dovecot/dovecot-mysql.conf file
I guess I must be missing one or more items or did something incorrectly because:
When I attempt to log in to roundcube mail, I get the following message (instead of the login screen):
DATABASE ERROR: CONNECTION FAILED! Unable to connect to the database! Please contact your server-administrator
In an attempt to rectify the above, I copied over the contents of /usr/share/apache2/roundcubemail-1.0.1/config (from the older installation into the newer installation)
Now I get this message instead:
CONFIGURATION ERROR
config.inc.php was not found.
Please read the INSTALL instructions!
Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks for your speedy and helpful responses! Some followup questions:
cvcvelo wrote:
1. Installation of iRedMail-0.8.7 on FreeBSD 10 fails because the install script looks for gcc, which is no longer part of the base system. It is possible to install gcc but (a) I'm not sure which version to use and (b) doing so requires relinking a bunch of libraries, and I'm concerned these would break during an upgrade. (same issue with using bash-static instead of regular bash)
*) iRedMail simply executes 'make install clean' to install ports, it doesn't specify gcc. Could you please show us the original error message?
iRedMail failed this way the first two attempts on FreeBSD 10, and succeeded on the third try. As far as I know the procedure was the same all three times. The FreeBSD installation uses ports instead of packages, so it takes a while to run, but it does succeed.
*) bash-static works fine for me, what issue did you get?
No problem with this. My concern is with future upgrades of statically linked packages.
On Debian 7, this command:
sh create_mail_user_SQL.sh postmaster@example.org user1@example.org user2@example.org user3@example.org
Why you don't use 'bash' instead of 'sh'?
That works, thanks. I just followed the comments in the file, which use 'sh'.
However, there's a problem. Although the import worked (there are new entries in the vmail.mailbox table), these entries do not appear in the GUI. Logging out and even a reboot did not resolve the problem. The GUI still shows just one user account.
The command syntax was:
bash create_mail_user_SQL.sh postmaster@example.org user1@example.org user2@example.org user3@example.org
Thanks for your help.
Hmm, after fiddling with the settings and testing then putting back, to what I thought was the original settings, all seems to work, thanks for your help
==== Required information ====
- iRedMail version: v0.8.6 (MySQL)
- Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL):
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS
- Related log if you're reporting an issue:
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For some reason I'm getting clients that use Outlook not able to send emails to other emails on the same server. Anyone know why this would be?
m.blumkowski wrote:How can I enable "Max size of single outgoing email" option at Throttling tab?
I don't have such thing.As far as i know, Cluebringer doesn't support this.
m.blumkowski wrote:Is it possible to disable cluebringer and enable policyd?
Sure. But Policyd is not under active development and maintenance for several years, i personally don't recommend to use Policyd on new mail server.
There is an Online Demo of iRedMail above and there is an option "Max size of single outgoing email".
Does it use Policyd instead of cluebringer?
There is an Online Demo of iRedMail above and there is an option "Max size of single outgoing email".
Does it use Policyd instead of cluebringer?
Yes.