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My Bubba2 is collecting pop3-mail from several mailboxes.
A SheevaPlug on the same LAN with a getmail/dovecot-setup is collecting exactly the same mail. Now, while the SheevaPlug-mail pops up almost immediately (thunderbird-client), the mail collected by Bubba drops by some 30 minuttes later.
Why is ...

I found something using iptables blocking outbound traffic:

http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/block-outgoing-network-access-for-a-single-user-from-my-server-using-iptables.html

If I turn it into:

iptables -A INPUT -m owner --uid-owner 1004 -p tcp --dport 443 -j DROP

would that work? Don't want ...

Hi,
I am using B2.0.4.1 in "Automatic network settings"-mode. Bubba is sitting behind a linksys dd-wrtv24 router and collects pop3 mail from different accouts. Works great. Having port 443 forwarded to Bubba's lan-ip, I can easily reach Bubba from WAN.
Now, I would like to have some Bubba users to ...

@ryz
Or I guess an more correct way to write this in the fstab file is

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UUID=6448261a-7170-4d7b-ae24-614a5c218a59 /home/storage/extern/bubba_rsync rw,auto 0 0


Yes, you are right, now it works. The only thing missing was the filesystem, so I changed it to:

UUID=6448261a-7170 ...

Seems that I can't handle this UUID-thing. :?
I tried the unmodern way:

bubba:/# mkdir -m 775 /home/storage/extern/bubba_rsync
bubba:/#chown admin /home/storage/extern/bubba_rsync
bubba:/#chgrp users /home/storage/extern/bubba_rsync

I registered the new mountpoint with fstab:


bubba:/etc# cat ...

I would agree with that, but he's not talking about rebooting his Bubba, he's talking about rebooting his desktop PC.

Well since Bubba was not rebooted, my wild guess was the samba share and the reboot of the desktop PC.
It is a bit strange, that Bubba keeps the old eSATA-mounts listed so.

ok, I was a bit slow, I have to use
I'll try that and post the result.

This is what "df" returns:

bubba:/# df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda1 9621848 998104 8134968 11% /
tmpfs 128228 0 128228 0% /lib/init/rw
udev 10240 44 10196 1% /dev
tmpfs 128228 4 128224 1% /dev/shm
/dev/mapper/bubba-storage
470050224 165948900 280224104 38% /home ...

....That makes no sense.
I agree.

Does the Bubba not create a mount point in /home/storage/extern for your eSATA drive?

Yes, it does, but it somehow gets unmounted, and than a new device name is used. (see picture)

I am used to mount a samba share:

//bubba/home/test /media/bubba_test cifs ...

Hi,
I would like to have my eSATA-drive mounted permanently, because Bubba2 hands out a new device name when i reboot my desktop machine, for exsample:

HDT722525DLA380 /dev/sdh4 unused ATA

turnes into

HDT722525DLA380 /dev/ sdi4 unused ATA

The fstab shows:

/dev/mapper/bubba-storage /home ...

Forwarding port 143 to Bubba did the trick. A lot faster now using Thunderbird instead of Bubba´s web mail client Horde. Thanks for your help, Danieil.
All the best
dan_bub

Thanks for the tip. I have no access to my router from where I am right now, but I am checking port forwarding to port 143 tomorrow or sunday.
Regards
dan_bub

Hi,
I guess, this is an easy one, however, I can't figure it out. :?
In Thunderbird and from LAN, I just enter 10.0.0.5 as my IMAP mailserver address and it works without problems, but when I try to connect from outside using my DynDNS.com-address

myName.DynDNS.com

I cannot connect. Therefor my ...

Hallo,
I am very very very glad for my B2 working as mailserver - it's a rock-solid workinghorse, online and stable from the very first moment.
But when it comes to reaching my B2 from outside and working with Horde via https://xyz, you can't actually use it properly. Even over the LAN it is very ...

In the /etc/apache2/sites-available directory the config files are located.
In the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled directory there are symbolic links to the /etc/apache2/sites-available directory to enable certain config files.

Thanks for the tip. I will do that.

Cheers
Dan_bub