Hello 'qmail list,
I have a problem with outbound smtp mail.
When I installed qmail, I ended up installing some of qmail in /var.
Any outbound mail goes to the qmail queue on:
/var/qmail/queue/mess. There are 200 subdirectories under mess
starting with 0 and working its way up to 199.
My /var is only 20mb in size. Big mistake!
I would like to move the queue to /usr/home/vpopmail/smtp,or
something under /usr. I went back through the installation
documents, and I don't see where I specified this location during the
install, so I'm figuring it was a default.
If this information is compiled during the install, how do you go
about changing this without affecting other operations.
If there is an easier something to do, I would be interested also.
One other:
How do most of you segment a hard drive of say 30gb or so?
I have:
/=50mb
/var=20mb
and
/usr= remainder of 30gb.
I am using QMAIL+ VPOPMAIL for FreeBSD Install document By Flattie
McGee (Very nice instructions, Thanks very much to Flattie McGeee).
It installs:
qmail-1.03.tar.gz : qmail!
daemontools-0.70.tar.gz : Useful tools
ucspi-tcp-0.88.tar.gz : Inetd replacement
vpopmail-4.8a.tar.gz : Virtual Domain/POP module
ezmlm-0.53.tar.gz : Mailing List module
autorespond-1.0.0.tar.gz : Auto Responder module
gdbm-1.8.0.tar.gz : Database routines
qmailadmin-0.30.tar.gz : Web Control Interface
I also followed up with sqwebmail-0.37a
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