Grant Supp wrote:
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.
qmailadmin uses the vpopmail library functions. The vpopmail library
knows to do the valias probably becuase you configured it that way.
Reconfiguring vpopmail is fairly simple.
You can get your current configuration from the config.log file.
Save that configure line.
Then do something like this:
make distclean (clears out all the configuration information)
./configure (with your options and without the valias option)
make
make install-strip
Then in qmailadmin
make clean
make
make install-strip
And since your vpopmail library won't have the valias, and since you
recompiled qmailadmin, then qmailadmin won't use valias.
Hope that helps
Ken Jones
