How do I set up shared reminders?

I need to set up a few Reminder Lists that are shared between several users. How do I set this up and designate lists as shared? How do I designate who can see them?

well, you can use cyradmin to take a look at the other shared folders on the server side without changing anything. i'm going to guess that's the way the shared folder was setup in the first place.
of course, this begs the question: why does this client/company share 45 gb of sent mail in this fashion, and how could they better use technology and/or resources for their needs?
it sounds like yet another gross misuse of mail standards. just because you can share that huge pile of mail data doesn't mean you should.

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of course, this begs the question: why does this client/company share 45 gb of sent mail in this fashion, and how could they better use technology and/or resources for their needs?
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Hi, everyone:
Could someone help me on this? The Oracle Installation Guide
for Linux says these parameters need to be set, but does not say
how. Thanks in advance.
Jim
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Lawrence Yeo (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: Please refer to the Installation guide written by
: [email protected] at http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/.
: I haven't successfully install oracle on my linux box, but I
: think this installation guide is pretty good, it guide you
step
: by step throught experience. There is an instruction on how
to
: set the parameter, but that require kernel re-compile though.
It seems this problem is getting discussed on a number of
different threads. Here is a reply I just posted on one of
those other threads:
Ari Arantes (guest) wrote:: Hi,
: I've installed Oracle on RedHat 5.2 (2.0.36) on a machine with
: 512 mb memory.
: First I've recompiled the kernel how Oracle says and basing in
: some documents (like
: http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/oralinux.html). Of course
I've
: saved a copy of the old kernel. The linux was ok, the command
: ipcs -l shows the new values of the kernel parameters, but
Oracle
: didn't start. I've restored the copy of the kernel, the ipcs -
l
: shows the old values and now Oracle is running, with a SGA of
: almost 300 mb.
: Is there some problem in that? Will the machine loose
performance
: because the miminum values of the kernel parameters?
: Best regards,
: Ari
I have a setup similar to yours (384 MB instead of 512 MB),
and I spent some time looking at the parameters.
You CANNOT use the value for SHMMAX from the Oracle manual!
As it says at http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/oralinux.html
"Should you decided to change these parameters, if you set
the SHMMAX to what Oracle says, you are telling the system
to allow a shared memory segment to grow as large as 4 Gigs.
Many users have reported problems setting the value this
high."
Sounds like you are another one of those users, eh?
If you read on down, the guy who wrote that web page never
used over 128 MB for SHMMAX. I'd take a strong hint from that.
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Oracle wants you to use 4GB-1 as the SHMMAX value. That
equates to (1<<32)-1. As we shall see, that is not allowed
without "breaking the rules" for the i386 architecture.
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#define SHM_RANGE_START 0x50000000
#define SHM_RANGE_END 0x60000000
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ranges adjacent to the above range, which I take to be the
"practical maximum" without redefining that range. Personally,
I wouldn't want to mess with the above unless I **really**
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=====
Farther down you will see some more lines (not together)
that look like this:
#define SHMID_BITS 7
#define SHMIDX_BITS 15
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* SHMMAX <= (PAGE_SIZE << SHMIDX_BITS).
#define SHMMAX 0x2000000 /* max shared seg
size (bytes) */
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had to. To avoid making the table any larger, I would suggest:
#define SHMIDX_BITS 17
But, 17 turns out to produce a result larger than the "practical
maximum" (256 MB) above. To see why takes a little more
explaining.
If you don't change this at all, then the maximum possible
value for SHMMAX is 4096 [the PAGE_SIZE) << 15 [_SHM_IDX_BITS],
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Now, that is exactly half of the (1<<28) "practical maximum" I
mentioned above.
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size (bytes) */
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as Red Hat 5.2 is delivered).
If you want the full 256 MB that is allowed for in the memory
map, then you need to also change:
#define SHMIDX_BITS 16
The above value is **exactly** what is recommended on the web
page you were following (above).
If you want to keep going up, you will need to change the
memory space allocated for shared memory as defined by
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=====
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maximum shared memory segment size by using more shared memory
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yourself in the foot by taking away what you are giving with
increasing the maximum segment size.
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Good luck, and may this farce be with you!
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