A user's personal addressbook hierarchy will be a child of their Inbox. For example, using the default value for addressbookprefix, an addressbook named Default for user "murch" would reside in the mailbox named user. Note that mailboxes in the addressbook hierarchies those under addressbookprefix should not be accessed with an IMAP client as doing so will leave a mailbox in a state unsuitable for CardDAV. To this end, addressbook mailboxes will not returned by Cyrus imapd in response to an IMAP client's request for the available mailbox list, but Cyrus imapd can not otherwise prevent an IMAP client from accessing them.
Cyrus uses the same access controls for addressbooks as it does for calendars, except that the scheduling rights 7, 8, 9 have no use with addressbooks and are ignored. Cyrus IMAP. Quick install 1. Install Cyrus package s 2. Setup the cyrus:mail user and group 3. Setting up authentication with SASL 4. Protocol ports 6. Configuring Cyrus 7. Preparation Installation from tarball How are you planning on upgrading? Do What As Who?
Install new 3. Shut down existing Cyrus 4. These instructions assume that you are compiling as a non-root user, which is highly recommended. If there are any errors then you are missing libraries required for the compile, you need to locate and install those libraries or the development packages for your distribution.
This instructions below are "pulled" from their spec file. If someone would like to write better directions and submit them to me, please do so. The main important configure option in that mess is the --with-cyrus-sasl option. We might as well start with the authentication back-end and go from there.
It is the most complex to configure so let us get it out of the way. But before we start editing the config file we need to determine the layout for the LDAP directory. You need to decide on the following things, the suffix , rootdn , rootpw , and the user root in the LDAP. The rootdn is the administrative user on the ldap system. The user must prefix the suffix defined above. This is the password for the administrator account specified in rootdn.
This password can be encrypted using the saslpasswd program. The password is the seemingly random set of characters on the last line and the text between the braces. The user root in the DN is decision of how you want to organize the directory, and will affect how complicated the configuration of authentication will be.
Common choices are to put all the users under a ou named Users or People. Open this file in your favorite editor. Add in an allow option to allow compatibility for old LDAP clients before the database bdb line. Configuring Cyrus 7. Preparation Installation from tarball How are you planning on upgrading?
Do What As Who? Install new 3. Shut down existing Cyrus 4. Backup and Copy existing data 5. Copy config files and update 6. Upgrade specific items 7. Start new 3. Reconstruct databases and cache 9. Do you want any new features? There must be an easier way to get all this going Can I configure pop3d to log amount and size of messages fetched by user?
How can I make CyrusSieve work with public shared folders? What annotations are available? How to enable core dumps Why can I not delete a mailbox as an admin user? When is What Deleted, Expired, Expunged or Purged? Why is deliver. How to run gdb on Cyrus components Cyrus delivers claims that the mailbox does not exist Why is mail being rejected with No Mailbox found due to MiXed CaSe incoming e-mail? Why do POP3 connections take so long, but once the connection is established all is well?
Why does reconstruct -m not work?
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