I am using qmailadmin-1.2.7. How can I disable qmailadmin's support for storing 
aliases in the mysql valias table?

The changelog indicates qmailadmin will "detect" if vpopmail was compiled with 
--enable-valias during configure time. However, I did not compile vpopmail with 
--enable-valias and using ./valias to add an alias creates the 
.qmail-[aliasname] file, not an entry in the valias table. How does qmailadmin 
detect if --enable-valias was used when compiling vpopmail? I would rather not 
re-compile vpopmail, because everything is working as it should, the issue is 
with the qmailadmin configure script thinking vpopmail is using valiases when 
it's not.

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