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Hi Jake... I followed your instructions, but they yielded the same results. Then I had an idea and I modified the '/var/qmail/users/assign' file. I stopped Qmail, then manually changed the UID:GID numbers for one of the domains mentioned there, from 7797:7797 to 89:89, saved the file, then I executed the 'qmail-newu' command followed by the queue-repair python script you mentioned. After that I restarted Qmail and.... voilà!!! I was able to login to webmail as well as Qmailadmin for that domain.... just like that! Now... does this mean there was something I missed earlier during the backup process or while restoring? What do you think went wrong for me? Should I follow the same procedure for the rest of the domains or is there any other procedure? Coming to your second question... while setting up QMT on the new server I had set the mysql password to a new value (say ... 'xyz1234'), while the existing mysql password in my old server was something else (say... 'abcd6789'). Later on, after I found the problems (which I had explained in my earlier e-mail) after I had restored the backup from the old server to the new one, I thought may be the mysql password on both the machines should be same. So then I run the command to change the mysql password in the new machine to the same value as was there in the old server (abcd6789). I hope I have been able to define the problems clearly this time. :) Regards, Supriyo Banerjee Jake Vickers wrote: Just for safety's sake, try stopping qmail, then running the qmail-newu command, as well as the queue-repair python script. |
