I've been given the task to synchronize our mail to our MySQL database.
Is there an easy way that I can do this? Or can you guys suggest any software available for this?
Thank You.
Zapier can help you build connections between two services, including email and MySQL.
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I am running a mail server on Ubuntu 22.04 with Postfix Dovecot and MySQL and the primary software components of the mail server. I am new to a lot of this software and am working out the interactions between the three of them.
My question: I am looking into adding some columns into my mailbox table of my MySQL database to organize and keep track of the users (essential an auto-incrementing user id column) and I was wondering if there is some interaction between the three software that might go all screwy because of this?
Anyone who has a better understanding of this three software and who could answer this would be greatly appreciated!
Anyone who has a better understanding of this three software and who could answer this would be greatly appreciated!
I try to get values from a webscenario check in Zabbix with the use of regular expressions. Just like: http://blog.zabbix.com/zabbix-2-2-features-part-6-returning-values-from-webpages/2256/
I would like to set this feature using the Zabbix Webclient but I can't find out how to do this.
The purpose is to monitor free diskspace of a hosting package instead of the whole server disk.
Hope someone can help me.
Thanks in advance.
Frank
I'm searching a way to send emails via MySql, similar to using dbmail in SQL Server.
I am writing a query to be emailed every week but for the life of me I cannot find any information on sending emails using only MySQL. All solutions I've come across uses php to send the actually email, which I don't think I'd want seeing as I want to schedule it to send an email every week.
Is it possible to send emails via mySQL?
Is there a better way to implement this?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
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You could create a batch/Powershell script that executes on a schedule (using the Windows scheduling assistant).
Whilst this isn't the way I'd perhaps do it (Maybe a PHP Cron Job for example) - it is certainly a way of doing it without PHP
Is there a reason you don't want to use PHP?
Thanks,
To Schedule events on MySQL you can flow this tutorial.
http://www.sitepoint.com/how-to-create-mysql-events/
To send e-mail you can use MySQL UDF (https://github.com/mysqludf)
Here is a tutorial
http://dailypaper.in/technical/how-to-send-email-from-a-mysql-trigger-in-linux/
hope this can help you
I want to transfer data between Mysql and SQL Server databases, but both are hosted online.
I tried to do this thing using odbc, but it did not work. What is the best solution for this task? ODBC/web services/some other method? Please help me to solve this problem.
You could take a look at the Microsoft Sync Framework, it's very flexible and can deal with different databases.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sync/default
There are some database syncing tools already existed. One great tool I can recommend is the Navicat Premium. This tool supports different servers.
Create your own data sync app. It's not so hard to create.
at an application I'm working on users can forward their email-accounts to an address from our system (something like email#userid.amazingstuff.com ). It doesn't matter here why they should do this, but I need some professional advice on the best way to approach this.
The basic idea is that our mailserver receives the incoming (forwarded) mails and a mailpoller (which runs in a loop) downloads the mails from the mailserver, processes them (get the text, assigns them to an account, etc.) and saves them via an "IncomingMail" ActiveRecord Model.
But I'm not sure how the poller should connect the server? Via Imap / Pop? Or should I store the mails on the mailserver with MySQL and connect to the DB directly? Or is this a bad idea?
I need a fast, reliable and scaleable system.
Thanks for your advice!
Update
I think a DB like MySQL is always faster than parsing a file system. It should also be easily scaleable. I'm no thinking about using DBMail (http://www.dbmail.org/). Has anyone any experience using this solution? Or any further hints / comments?
Thanks!
Pop should work, check out some example code here:
http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib/libdoc/net/pop/rdoc/classes/Net/POP3.html