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--- irax:email:imap [2025/02/21 11:18] – ian
+++ irax:email:imap [2026/04/24 08:56] (current) – removed 216.73.216.148
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-IP address 192.168.10.31
-<wrap em>IMAP services:</wrap>
-cyrus imapd and saslauthd:\\
-<code>
-systemctl restart cyrus-imapd </code>
-<code>systemctl status  saslauthd</code>
-**Config Files**
-<code>nano /etc/imapd.conf </code>
-<code>nano /etc/cyrus.conf </code>
-**IMAP management**\\
-There are a number of ways that imap mailboxes can be managed.  Below is how to do some management on the imap server\\
-There is also the Server_manager system that provides an api to do the same - direct access using our own perl functions can be found here:
-<code>cd /var/Smtp_service_manger/perlimap/</code>
-further detail regarding the api and its use in the Irax portal is [[irax:email:smtp_service_manager|here]]
-quick reconstruct of mailbox\\
-<code>root@imap:~# cyrus reconstruct  -r -f  user/me@irax.com  </code>
-Log into cyrus user:
-<code>root@imap:~# cyradm  -u cyrus  localhost  -p 143 </code>
-Here we can use the imap  commands  lm dm cm lam dam sam to manage mailboxes\\
-so  lm we can do things like
-  * lm user/ian@irax.com
-  * lm user ian*@irax.com
-  * lm user/*@irax.com
-note the use of * can be quite powerful   especially with delete mailbox
-  * dm /user/fred/*@irax.com
-will delete all mailboxes for fred@irax.com \\
-lam lists the acls
-lam user/ian1*@irax.com gives this
-  localhost> lam user/ian1*@irax.com
-  user/ian1@irax.com:
-    ian1@irax.com lrswipkxtecdan
-  user/ian1/Drafts@irax.com:
-    ian1@irax.com lrswipkxtecdan
-  user/ian1/Sent@irax.com:
-    ian1@irax.com lrswipkxtecdan
-  user/ian1/Spam@irax.com:
-    ian1@irax.com lrswipkxtecdan
-  user/ian1/Trash@irax.com:
-    ian1@irax.com lrswipkxtecdan
-We could not use dm to delete this mailbox because cyrus has no ACLs\\
-sam is 'set acls on mailbox'
-sam user/ian1*@irax.com cyrus all
-<code>localhost> sam user/ian1*@irax.com cyrus  all
-Setting ACL on user/ian1@irax.com...OK.
-Setting ACL on user/ian1/Drafts@irax.com...OK.
-Setting ACL on user/ian1/Sent@irax.com...OK.
-Setting ACL on user/ian1/Spam@irax.com...OK.
-Setting ACL on user/ian1/Trash@irax.com...OK.
-</code>
- So now the mailbox can be deleted\\
-<code>localhost> dm user/ian1*@irax.com
-Deleting mailbox user/ian1@irax.com...OK.
-Deleting mailbox user/ian1/Drafts@irax.com...Mailbox does not exist
-localhost> lm user/ian1*@irax.com
-localhost>  </code>
-Success! \\
-Sometimes a mailbox does not work properly. you may see a message like \\
-Setting ACL on user/ian1/Drafts@irax.com...cyrus: lrswipkxtea: System I/O error\\
-One way of fixing this is creating a temporary mailbox of a similar name ( and possibly its sub mailboxes. This mailbox structure can then be copied in the mailstore to the broken mailbox for example:\\
-on  the imap server: <code>
-localhost> cm ianx@irax.com
-localhost> cm user/ianx/Drafts@irax.com
-localhost> cm user/ianx/Sent@irax.com
-localhost> cm user/ianx/Spam@irax.com
-localhost> cm user/ianx/Trash@irax.com </code>
-then on the mailstore server:
-root@mailstore:/irax/mail/domain/i/irax.com/i/user# cp ianx ian1 -rp
-now back on the imap server  localhost> sam user/ian1*@irax.com cyrus  all now works
-localhost> sam ianx@irax.com cyrus/all
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-<wrap em>**Apache2**</wrap>
-<code> systemctl restart apache2 </code>
-**Files:**\\
-Apache config file for wsgi\\
-<code> nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ipmanagement.conf </code>
-Git repo for python flask SMTP Service Manager:
-<code> cd /var/Smtp_service_manger </code>
-[[SMTP Service Manager|SMTP Service Manager]]
-[[SMTP Service Manager|SMTP Service Manager]]

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