On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Jonathan Marsden wrote:

> On 5 Jan 1999, WWH Editor writes:
> 
> > I was able to get ip-less virtual emailing to work!
> 
> Great!  It might be good to post the changes you made here, perhaps as
> context diffs, so others can see them, and so (if they are generic
> enough) Jacques can consider including them in a future version of
> Linuxconf.

Odd. The normal virtual email system of linuxconf work without IPs for
some time now. the trick is to tell the user to enter as their pop account
id

        user/domain

instead of just

        user

This way, vpop3d can tell which domain is targetted. Beside that, I don't
know what is the IP-less virtual emailing. I know that sendmail refer to
the virtusertable ability, which imho is a very poor virtual domain email
system (but nevertheless supported by linuxconf, right when you create an
account in the email aliases).

I must be missing something here. Could you explain what is the goal.
 
> > I just wish linuxconf support this directly (even instead of the IP
> > requiring virtual hosting).
> 
> Well, if Jacques likes your changes, maybe it will :-)  This is how
> the product gets improved.


Why not!

> > Only one problem, if I remove some files from /etc/mail/mailconf, then
> > linixconf does NOT revert back to the /usr/lib/linuxconf/mailconf files.
> > This is not good.
> 
> Agreed.  Sounds like a bug?

I will test that.
 
> > So I guess, as for changing the docs; if it had the right dir for
> > the source, and mentioned that the source files were .cf files that
> > you had to be a wizard to be able to adjust, then the docs would be
> > complete.
> 
> Grin... call me a wizard... I still sometimes find hacking .cf files
> easier than using the m4 stuff, because I've been doing it for longer!
> But I agree it would be good if one day Linuxconf moved to using m4
> based sendmail setup.  Most people *do* find that easier than editing
> .cf files!

Especially if the m4 files support the feature you want, which often ...
is not the case.

I will investigate the ability of using the m4 file to build the cf. Not
sure if the things linuxconf handle fits well/merge well with the m4.

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