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tarboshm
Junior Member
Member # 380

posted March 27, 2002 12:56 PM

...looking for compile options and changes made to cyrus imapd.

It'd be nice if that were added to the .pkgs be default.

Thanks.

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stmoddell
Junior Member
Member # 422

posted May 07, 2002 11:14 PM

I agree. Ran the pkg, and thus far it aint working. Would love to be able to make changes pre-compile, such as ssl and different location for the bin and for logging..

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mitchcraft
Junior Member
Member # 487

posted August 13, 2002 01:11 PM

I would love some basic help in getting this package to work! Looking at the Cyrus HOWTO from the Linux Documentation Project just leaves me confused, as there are more questions raised than answered in terms of making it work on Mac OS X...

Trivial example: Linux DP's Cyrus IMAP HOWTO (section 7) suggests editing /etc/syslog.conf to add lines for logging, with the log files being located in /var/adm/ (imapd.log & auth.log). Mac OS X likes to keep logs in /var/log/ - but do I have to stick with /var/adm/ due to how the package is compiled? Can I change these lines to use /var/log/?

Non-trivial example: The examples in Linux DP's configuration for Cyrus IMAP talk about the sasl_passwd_check options, but I'm not sure which one to use in terms of what's been compiled or included in the package...

The error I currently get when I run imtest is:

<prompt>imtest -m login -p imap localhost
connect: Can't assign requested address
failure: Network initialization

Help! And thanks!

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David Casti
Junior Member
Member # 572

posted December 19, 2002 06:06 AM

I have also discovered that the cyrus imapd package doesn't work out of the box... my question is: Is there an easy way to reverse the installation?

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jpm
Member
Member # 574

posted January 03, 2003 10:04 AM

i suppose one could open the package up with something like pacifist and look at what is being installed where and rm as necessary...

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