On Sun, 2005-02-06 at 20:51 -0600, Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote: > Quoting Craig White <craigwhite@xxxxxxxxxxx> > Date: Sun, 06 Feb 2005 18:41:34 > > > I see it's in /usr/share/cyrus-imapd but a ps aux|grep timsieve doesn't > > locate it - so I have to assume that it isn't running. > > Wrong. timsieved is started by cyrus-master process. cyrus-master is the one > listening on all ports (imap, pop3, sieve, nntp, ...) and starts appropriate > service when there's incomming connection. Check with "netstat -a" if anything > is listening on sieve port (2000). Or use "lsof -p cyrus-master-pid" to see on > what ports cyrus-master is listening. > > > My goal is to integrate 'ingo' from Horde and it says it uses > > 'timsieved' driver. > > Check all INSTALL files for horde and ingo, and make sure you have all required > libraries and PHP modules, as well as all required Pear and Pecl modules for > PHP. Also, make sure you have optional modules needed to support specific > backends that you are using (because some modules are needed only when specific > backend is used, those are listed as optional). For ingo to use sieve backend, > you must install "optional" sieve module from Pear. > > > how do I make it talk? > > It's probably already talking (default in Fedora RPM package is timsieved enabled). ---- indeed - I almost emailed you directly since I know you've been fooling with the same things. ingo was fully installed including pear's 'Sieve' and I didn't see a thing and then all of a sudden, all of my email is dropping in my inbox and not getting 'sieved'. Fired up a console connection and saw that my active script was 'ingo' and not 'lists' so I know that it's working now. My only problem is how to 'edit' these scripts as I can't figure that out but I suppose that's probably best for ingo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (unless you want to make that easy for me) ;-) Thanks Craig
