[horde] Ingo connection problem

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Zitat von Anders Norrbring <lists at norrbring.se>:

> Anders Norrbring skrev:
>> Vilius Šumskas skrev:
>>> Sveiki,
>>>
>>>> In the /var/log/messages I see no errors on the Cyrus server, only these
>>>> kinds of entries related to sieve:
>>>> Oct 18 19:32:40 svea sieve[3477]: login: [192.168.222.220] nb0002 LOGIN
>>>> User logged in
>>>> Oct 18 19:33:07 svea lmtp[3498]: IOERROR: fstating sieve script
>>>> /var/lib/sieve/m/mpb0010/defaultbc: No such file or directory
>>>> Oct 18 19:38:54 svea master[2558]: SLPderegister
>>>> [service:sieve://svea.:2000]
>>>> Oct 18 19:38:55 svea master[3582]: SLPRegister   
>>>> [service:sieve://svea.:2000]
>>>> Oct 18 19:39:30 svea master[3590]: about to exec
>>>> /usr/lib/cyrus/bin/timsieved
>>>> Oct 18 19:39:30 svea sieve[3590]: executed
>>>> Oct 18 19:39:30 svea sieve[3590]: accepted connection
>>>> Oct 18 19:39:30 svea sieve[3590]: login: [192.168.222.220] nb0002 LOGIN
>>>> User logged in
>>> Seems like your Cyrus or at least Sieve part of it is misconfigured.
>>> Horde just sends commands to timsieved so if you see users logging in
>>> to it that means that Horde part works.
>>>
>>
>> Yeah.. I tested using sieveshell both locally on the imap server and
>> from the webserver running horde, and that works just fine, I don't know
>> if that's of any use in troubleshooting...
>> I guess I have to try to increase the logging level on the cyrus server
>> somehow.
>> But right now, I'm too tired from trying to find this that I give up for
>> tonight.. If anyone can think of something that'll help, please do post
>> your ideas!
>>
>> Anders.
>
>
> I feel I need to bump this question.. I still haven't found a solution
> to it.
>
> One machine runs Horde / Ingo / Imp, the Cyrus IMAP serv is on another
> server.
> All aspects of everything else works perfectly fine, but managing sieve
> scripts always fails.
>
> I need ideas for this friends, are there ways to debug? Can I use other
> applications than Ingo? In short, what can I do?
>
> Anders.

We once (around half a year ago) have something like this with a buggy  
Net_Sieve pear module, but i can't remember what version this was. The  
most recent should be okay to rule this out.

Regards

Andreas



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