> On Jun 24, 2004, at 8:20 AM, Patrick Liechty wrote: > > If I create a forward manually, yes it will display it. Last night I > > installed Qmail Admin 1.06 and I was able to create forwards. There > > must be > > a bug in 1.2.0. I even tried the developer version 1.2.1 and it > > didn't work > > either. I saw that dotqmail.c had not really changed between > > versions. It > > looks like the problem is in alias.c. I am going to track down the > > problem > > and fix it myself, but if anyone else has this problem and has already > > fixed > > it, I would love to just get a patch. > > 1.2.1 introduced support for aliases stored in MySQL (valias). If > you're running vpopmail 5.4.0 or later with --enable-valias, then make > sure you install QmailAdmin 1.2.1. > > As long as QmailAdmin 1.2.1 is installed with the correct permissions > (it needs to have access to ~vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.mysql) then it > should work. > > You can test this by TEMPORARILY making vpopmail.mysql world readable > (and make sure the directories above it are world readable as well). > If that solves the problem, then look to how qmailadmin was installed > (suid isn't working as it should). > > Be sure to set the permissions of vpopmail.mysql back when you're done. > It's a huge security hole to have that file world-readable. > > -- > Tom Collins - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I don't really want to use MySQL. I think 1.2.0 should work since 1.0.6 does (as far as suid goes). What suid settings should I look for to make sure they are correct? Patrick
