Managing IMAP - Help for Email Administrators

Sommario

Foreword;
Preface;
How This Book Is Organized;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Related Books;
We'd Like to Hear From You;
Acknowledgments;
IMAP Fundamentals;
Chapter 1: The Internet Mail Model;
1.1 What Is the Internet Mail Model?;
1.2 Why Follow the Internet Mail Model?;
1.3 Examples;
Chapter 2: What Is IMAP?;
2.1 IMAP in a Nutshell;
2.2 IMAP's Three Interaction Models;
2.3 Why IMAP?;
2.4 IMAP and POP: A Comparison;
2.5 Present and Future of IMAP;
2.6 Open Source Server Implementations;
2.7 IMAP-Related Standards and Documents;
Chapter 3: Anatomy of an IMAP Session;
3.1 IMAP Session Concepts;
3.2 IMAP Components;
3.3 An IMAP Session Play-by-Play;
IMAP Mail User Agents (MUAs);
Chapter 4: IMAP Clients;
4.1 Client Features;
4.2 PINE and PC PINE;
4.3 Star Mail;
4.4 Netscape Messenger;
4.5 Outlook Express;
4.6 Mulberry;
4.7 Eudora;
4.8 Other Clients;
Chapter 5: Web-Based IMAP Clients;
5.1 What's a Web-Based IMAP Client?;
5.2 Why Use a Web-Based IMAP Client?;
5.3 Web IMAP Clients;
5.4 IMP;
5.5 Mailspinner;
5.6 SilkyMail;
5.7 EMU 3;
5.8 WING;
The Cyrus IMAP Server;
Chapter 6: Introduction to the Cyrus IMAP Server;
6.1 History of Cyrus;
6.2 Cyrus Concepts and Features;
6.3 Cyrus Server Configuration;
6.4 The Future of Cyrus;
6.5 Strengths and Weaknesses of Cyrus;
6.6 When Is Cyrus the Right Choice?;
Chapter 7: Installing the Cyrus IMAP Server;
7.1 Software Prerequisites;
7.2 Hardware Note;
7.3 Where to Get the Software;
7.4 Supported Platforms;
7.5 Installing Cyrus;
7.6 Upgrading from Previous Versions of Cyrus IMAP;
7.7 Components of Cyrus and What They Do;
7.8 Common Problems;
7.9 Significant Bugs;
Chapter 8: Configuring the Cyrus Server;
8.1 IMAP Configuration File and Directory;
8.2 Configuring the Authentication Mechanism;
8.3 Configuring syslog;
8.4 Configuring the MTA;
8.5 Getting Cyrus Up and Running;
8.6 Testing Your Server;
Chapter 9: Cyrus System Administration;
9.1 Cyrus System Administration with cyradm;
9.2 Common Tasks;
9.3 Batch Account Maintenance with cyradm;
9.4 Shared Folders and Bulletin Boards;
9.5 Mailstore Partitioning;
9.6 Quota Maintenance;
9.7 Disaster Recovery;
9.8 Migration from Berkeley (Unix) Mailbox Format to Cyrus;
9.9 Mail Forwarding and Filtering on a Black Box;
9.10 Usenet Integration;
9.11 Troubleshooting;
9.12 Adding SSL Support to Cyrus;
The UW IMAP Server;
Chapter 10: Introduction to the UW IMAP Server;
10.1 What Is UW IMAP?;
10.2 UW's Strengths;
10.3 UW's Limitations;
10.4 UW IMAP Concepts;
10.5 Does UW IMAP Match Your Needs?;
Chapter 11: Installing UW IMAP;
11.1 Where Do You Get UW IMAP?;
11.2 What Do You Get with UW IMAP?;
11.3 How Do You Install It?;
11.4 Where Can You Go for Help If You Get Stuck?;
Chapter 12: UW System Administration;
12.1 General Issues;
12.2 Authentication;
12.3 Security;
12.4 UW IMAP Utilities;
Other Topics;
Chapter 13: Addressing IMAP Security;
13.1 Security Resources;
13.2 A Handful of Security Tips;
13.3 Monitoring Security;
13.4 Boiling It All Down;
Chapter 14: Running a Dedicated Server;
14.1 What's a Dedicated Server?;
14.2 Account Provisioning;
14.3 Mission Restriction;
14.4 The Ultimate in Dedicated Servers;
Chapter 15: Server-Side Mail Filtering;
15.1 Why Filter on the Server?;
15.2 Procmail;
15.3 Sieve;
15.4 To Filter or Not to Filter...;
Chapter 16: Server Performance Tuning;
16.1 Platform;
16.2 I/O Subsystem Tuning;
16.3 Memory Tuning;
16.4 Kernel and Network Driver Tuning;
16.5 How to Know When It's Time to Scale Up;
16.6 Running imapd: inetd Versus Standalone;
16.7 Charting It Up for the Suits;
Chapter 17: Remote Configuration Storage;
17.1 Why Store Client Configurations on a Server?;
17.2 IMSP, ACAP, or LDAP?;
17.3 IMSP;
17.4 ACAP;
Chapter 18: IMAP Tools;
18.1 IMAP Administration Tools;
18.2 Authentication Tools;
18.3 Monitoring and Testing Tools;
18.4 IMAP Clustering;
18.5 IMAP APIs;
Appendixes;
Conversion from Berkeley Mail Format to Cyrus: Tools;
bsd2cyrus;
createfolders;
inboxfer;
folderxfer;
batchreconstruct;
Adding SSL Support to IMAP;
Get the Software;
Put It All Together;
IMAP Commands;
Commands Valid in Any State;
Commands Valid in the Non-authenticated State;
Commands Valid in the Authenticated State;
Commands Valid in the Selected State;
Colophon;

Dettagli sul prodotto

• Autori: Dianna Mullet, Kevin Mullet
• Editore: Lulu Press
• Lingue: Inglese
• Formato: Tascabile
• Pubblicazione: 24.10.2000
• EAN: 0636920000129
• ISBN: 978-0-596-00012-7
• Pagine: 408
• Dimensioni: 177 mm x 234 mm x 24 mm
• Peso: 664 g
• Categoria: Scienze naturali, medicina, informatica, tecnica > Informatica, EDP > Comunicazione dati, reti