Vpopmail - Installation - questions

2000-07-13 Thread Steven M. Klass

Hey all

I just started working with vpopmail and I am in need of answers.

1.  The install guide recommends that all domains be set up as virtual 
domains.  In the qmail/control/locals file I have my domain already 
defined.  How can I convert that to a virtual domain?  Should I?
2.  The option enable-default domain = mydomain   Does this mean it will be 
a virtual domain.  The instructions aren't clear on this.
3.  The option enable-ucspi-dir   I installed this per qmail 
instructions.  I was not aware that a compiled directory existed.  I 
thought only tcpserver was placed in ../bin
4.  What is Option enable-apop.  What is apop?
5.  What happens to my existing default .qmail files for postmaster, etc.
6.  How can I map several names to one address.  With .qmail files it's 
easy (I think).
7.  What tools are needed for vpopmail to work correctly.  I currently have 
installed qmail, uscpi, and daemontools. Anything else.
8.  Should I install qmailadmin before or after vpopmail.
9.  At what point do I enable options ..  I am assuming the following 
command will work?
make --enable-roaming=y --enable-default-domain=andigilog.com

That's all and thanks a lot.

Steven M. Klass
Systems Administrator

Andigilog Inc.
7404 W. Detroit Street, Suite 100
Chandler, AZ 85226
Ph: 602-940-6200 ext. 18
Fax: 602-940-4255

[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.andigilog.com/





Re: Vpopmail - Installation - questions

2000-07-17 Thread Ken Jones

"Steven M. Klass" wrote:
> 
> Hey all
> 
> I just started working with vpopmail and I am in need of answers.
> 
> 1.  The install guide recommends that all domains be set up as virtual
> domains.  In the qmail/control/locals file I have my domain already
> defined.  How can I convert that to a virtual domain?  Should I?

The vadddomain program will automatically remove it from the locals file
and add it to virtualdomains for you.

> 2.  The option enable-default domain = mydomain   Does this mean it will be
> a virtual domain.  The instructions aren't clear on this.

It means the vpopmail authentication code will append mydomain to any
user
authentication request that doesn't include a domain name.

> 3.  The option enable-ucspi-dir   I installed this per qmail
> instructions.  I was not aware that a compiled directory existed.  I
> thought only tcpserver was placed in ../bin

If you install ucspi-tcp as per it's instructions, you do not need to
set a vpopmail --enable-ucspi-dir option.

> 4.  What is Option enable-apop.  What is apop?

I recommend against using apop. 

> 5.  What happens to my existing default .qmail files for postmaster, etc.

vpopmail is not destructive on installation. It will not remove any of
your
files.

> 6.  How can I map several names to one address.  With .qmail files it's
> easy (I think).

Yes. You can do it with .qmail-user files

> 7.  What tools are needed for vpopmail to work correctly.  I currently have
> installed qmail, uscpi, and daemontools. Anything else.

That should be enough.

> 8.  Should I install qmailadmin before or after vpopmail.

After, qmailadmin uses vpopmail's library. 

> 9.  At what point do I enable options ..  I am assuming the following
> command will work?
> make --enable-roaming=y --enable-default-domain=andigilog.com

those options are for the configuration script. you may want to re-read
the INSTALL file. If you are starting from a fresh unpack of a tar ball:
./configure [with your options, like --enable-roaming-users=y]
make
make install-strip
done.

> 
> That's all and thanks a lot.

Good luck ;]
Ken Jones

> 
> Steven M. Klass
> Systems Administrator
> 
> Andigilog Inc.
> 7404 W. Detroit Street, Suite 100
> Chandler, AZ 85226
> Ph: 602-940-6200 ext. 18
> Fax: 602-940-4255
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.andigilog.com/