Re: Pop accounts listing
"Sylwester S. Biernacki" wrote: > > Hi, > > I was talking about it few times or more and no one answered me. > 1. When I open qmailadmin, go to POP ACCOUNTS and click "z" always > come Apache error. In logs I can only observe Premature end of script > headers. In MySQL logs I see correct connection. > Of course it works only when I have POP accounts which last starts > from letter "w" (after it every page comes with premature end of > script header). This was fixed with the later versions of vpopmail-4.9.5 and in the current vpopmail-4.9.6. In conjunction with the latest qmailadmin 0.39 > > 2. I think that changing listing POP accounts should be changed. When > you click on i.e. letter "a" qmailadmin should write only accounts > starting on "a". But it doesn't. > Is it possible to change it ? I'm not so good programmer to change it > myself and my clients starts to be little angry on me please help > :) That's how it works. It will start listing accounts that start with the letter "a" and will fill up the page. It does not restrict itself to display only accounts that start with "a". ken Jones > > -- > regards, > Sylwester S. Biernacki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: unsbscribe
Robin Bowes wrote: > > Aha, so it's not just me having trouble with this then? I currently get two > copies of every mail to this list! > > I'd really appreciate it if the "unsubscribe another address" feature could > be fixed at some stage. I didn't know this feature existed. It opens the possibility to random people on the net unsubscribing you from a list. > > Or I'd even settle for the list owner removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] from > the this! > > R. > > >From: "Andrew Kohlsmith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: RE: unsbscribe > >Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 10:43:54 +0500 (EST) > > > >The unsubscriber doesn't work worth a shit. I have [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >subscribed but my actual email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] In order > >to unsubscribe I have to change my reader's email address, unsubscribe, > >wait for the two confirmations and then change it back because > >the "unsubscribe another address" feature is busted. > > > >So I too would like to unsubscribe from qmailadmin and vpopmail. What I > >need from the list I can get from the archives. > > > >Regards, > >Andrew > > > > > If you want to unsubscribe from qmailadmin list you should send a mail > >like > > > this > > > > > > TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > then youll get a response asking for your authorization.. forward it and > > > thats all > > > Jos Alfredo Hassaf Abraham > > > Quitze S.A. de C.V. > > > 5545-1286 y 5545-1287 > > > > _ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > > Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at > http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: More broken links
I'm going to change it back to the old way, setting the ownership to vpopmail / vchkpw. It only needs root (system) permission if you are adding vpopmail domains under a non vpopmail uid/gid ken Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > This is also an issue on AIX as well, where there is no root group, but a > system group. > > Cheers, > > Tren. > > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > - Tren Blackburn - Ownermailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] = > = End of Time Networks http://www.theendoftime.net - > - (403) 269-2122 = > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > > On Sun, 12 Nov 2000, Hampton Maxwell wrote: > > > On Sun, Nov 12, 2000 at 05:08:00PM -0800, Chris Bunnell wrote: > > > Yea, I figured out the URL screw up by viewing the source of the html... I then >duplicated the extra /en directory to fix it... kinda lame way to do it but it works >for now... > > > > > > BTW, what's the general consensus about qmailadmin being run as SUID root? I >understand the need for it, but I'm concerned about it. The whole reason I went to >qmail was for increased security. With qmailadmin obviously NOT being bug free and >running as root, I'm a little concerned! > > > > > > Please don't anyone take this wrong. I respect the HECK out of authors who >present their hard work to us leaches for free! I know, if we don't like it, write >it ourselves... etc... I'm just concerned about programs that you end up relying on >so heavily turning out to be kinda buggy... > > > > > > Chris > > > Chris Bunnell - Senior Network Engineer > > > Sonic Internet Services > > > Network Engineering Dept. > > > (916) 854-5941 > > > > What about running qmailadmin SUID vpopmail (or other appropriate user). That >would at least reduce the potential damage of exploits. > > While we're on the subject, the installer currently installs SGID root as well. I >don't see why this is necessary and it causes the installer to bomb on FreeBSD >because it uses wheel instead of root. Kill that SGID bit, qmailadmin works fine >without it. > > > > Hampton > > -- > > SysAdmin / Code Hacker - 101freeway.com > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Software projects: http://www.xsta.cc/ > > > > "The whole point of the Doomsday Machine...is lost...if you keep it a secret. Why >didn't you tell the world, eh?" > > - Dr. Strangelove > >
Re: suggestions
> Chris Bunnell wrote: > > I have a wish list for things I'd like to see in qmailadmin. I think > many will find them useful as well... > > My ISP has found it very handy to be able to go into users mailboxes > to delete and sometimes even read their email. Now I know what you're > all thinking... privacy... I won't waste the time on the list going > into the reasons for needing to get into their mailboxes. Usually > this is WITH their permission, or by their request anyway. It's > generally used to delete out viruses that they've gotten, etc. I could see adding this feature to vqadmin. We will be releasing it shortly. vqadmin is designed for tech support staffs at ISP's. It uses the same vpopmail libraries, but uses the httpd .htaccess type access method. And a configuration file to list multiple admin accounts with different levels of control. > > Anyway, I think it would be very helpful if there was a way to > actually go into each pop users mailbox within qmailadmin. Once in > the mailbox, messages could be read, deleted, forwarded, etc. It's > even handy to be able to 'create' a new message as that pop user > within the admin program. I got spoiled on this ability with Webmin's > SENDMAIL module. The QMAIL module for Webmin not only doesn't work > with VPOPMAIL's virtual users, but it doesn't let you do those things > anyway. IE. read mail, etc. like the sendmail module did. > > Next, I think there should be one more "postmaster" type account. > Call it "admin" and it's for the ISP itself. It's password can't be > changed by anyone except the admin user. The admin user would have > the abilities that I previously mentioned. I went back and forth on > weather or not the postmaster account should be able to read pop users > mail or not. I settled on a default of yes. Maybe this could be an > option that you set when you create the domain with vpopmail's > VADDDOMAIN command. This is exactly what vqadmin does. Here is the basic idea 1) You have a support staff that answers users questions about mail, passwords, etc. They need to be able to lookup a user and change thier password if needed. Also set user attributes such has quota and features. 2) There is a smaller group of more experienced technical staff. They need to be able to add new virtual domains. 3) All of the support and technical staff need to be able to access vqadmin at the same time (hence the .htaccess type authentication) What would be interesting to add would be your mail listing feature and mail reading feature. >From my experience as tech support, there are many times a person called up saying they couldn't access thier mail and have been waiting for a critical piece of email. Ken Jones inter7 > > Sorry for the long winded request. I think all will appreciate it > very much if it can be implemented! > > Thanks very much for all the hard work that's already been done on > this program and all the others by Inter7! I DO appreciate it! > > Sincerely, > Chris Bunnell > > > > > > Chris Bunnell - Senior Network Engineer > Sonic Internet Services > Network Engineering Dept. > (916) 854-5941
Re: bug in HTML generation?
Chris Bunnell wrote: > > Let me apologize for sending an attachment to the list. I know it's not > usually acceptable, but in this case, the picture was worth a thousand > words! Looks like a bug in the HTML generation and maybe a missing .gif for > a button. > > This message is mostly intended for the author... > > Once again, sorry for the attachment. > Chris Bunnell > > >Name: Doc1.doc >Doc1.docType: Microsoft Word Document (application/msword) >Encoding: base64 Thanks for the attachment. But I accept microsoft word document formats ;] Ken Jones inter7
Re: change postmaster account
"J.M. Roth" wrote: > > Hi! > > What do I need to do in order to make some other account become the > "postmaster" (user that can administer the domain with qmailadmin) account. > The postmaster account should be like a regular user then, e.g. only be able > to change his/her own passwd. > > Any ideas? > > Rgds, > > J.M. Roth > Edit the c code and change all the hardcoded references to "postmaster". Ken Jones
Re: Feature problem ... REPOST
"Francis P. Ling" wrote: > > This is a REPOST ... > > Francis P. Ling writes: > > > > > Why does the block all SENDER (except moderator) feature does not work in > > QmailAdmin v0.39? > > > > Another thing, show moderators will not show anything at all. > > > > > > > > Kindly help ... We have had many reports that the moderator functionality of qmailadmin 0.39 does not work. As of yet, there is no fix. If any one has a fix or ideas about what is wrong, please email me. Ken Jones inter7
Re: userdb auth?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hey y'all. New to the list but been using qmailadmin for a couple > of years now. > > I'm installing a new mail server and I want to use courier by Sam > V. instead of qmail. However, I'd also like to keep using qmailadmin, > as well. > > I know that you're supposed to be able to use courier with vpopmail > auth, but I'd rather hack qmailadmin to support userdb directly. > > Is anybody working on this? I already asked Sam and he isn't aware of > any such effort, but noted that he doesn't keep up with qmailadmin. > > -- > Robert August Vincent, II (pronounced "bob" or "bob-vee") > [EMAIL PROTECTED], geek@large. I'm not aware of any work of this kind. But then again, I don't keep up with courier developement ;] Cheers Ken Jones
moderated mailing lists
For those folks who are having problems with moderated mailing lists... Check over your configuration options. Make sure you set --enable-ezmlmidx=y Otherwise, it doesn't use the ezmlmidx code. I'm going to update the next release to assume ezmlm-idx by default. Currently the default is not to use ezmlm-idx. Ken Jones inter7
RE: unsbscribe
> > Robin Bowes wrote: > > > > Aha, so it's not just me having trouble with this then? I > currently get two > > copies of every mail to this list! > > > > I'd really appreciate it if the "unsubscribe another > address" feature could > > be fixed at some stage. > > I didn't know this feature existed. It opens the possibility to random > people on the net unsubscribing you from a list. Not really. When you send an "unsubscribe another address" request, a confirmation request is sent to the "other address". So, unless you have control of the "other address" then it is not possible to unsubscribe another person arbitarily. R.
Re: suggestions
Very cool! I'm glad you agree with my suggestions. I'll be looking forward to checking out the new additions! Thanks for all the GREAT software you guys have built! Chris Bunnell - Original Message - From: Ken Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Chris Bunnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 9:30 AM Subject: Re: suggestions > > Chris Bunnell wrote: > > > > I have a wish list for things I'd like to see in qmailadmin. I think > > many will find them useful as well... > > > > My ISP has found it very handy to be able to go into users mailboxes > > to delete and sometimes even read their email. Now I know what you're > > all thinking... privacy... I won't waste the time on the list going > > into the reasons for needing to get into their mailboxes. Usually > > this is WITH their permission, or by their request anyway. It's > > generally used to delete out viruses that they've gotten, etc. > > I could see adding this feature to vqadmin. > We will be releasing it shortly. > > vqadmin is designed for tech support staffs at ISP's. It uses > the same vpopmail libraries, but uses the httpd .htaccess type > access method. And a configuration file to list multiple admin > accounts with different levels of control. > > > > > Anyway, I think it would be very helpful if there was a way to > > actually go into each pop users mailbox within qmailadmin. Once in > > the mailbox, messages could be read, deleted, forwarded, etc. It's > > even handy to be able to 'create' a new message as that pop user > > within the admin program. I got spoiled on this ability with Webmin's > > SENDMAIL module. The QMAIL module for Webmin not only doesn't work > > with VPOPMAIL's virtual users, but it doesn't let you do those things > > anyway. IE. read mail, etc. like the sendmail module did. > > > > Next, I think there should be one more "postmaster" type account. > > Call it "admin" and it's for the ISP itself. It's password can't be > > changed by anyone except the admin user. The admin user would have > > the abilities that I previously mentioned. I went back and forth on > > weather or not the postmaster account should be able to read pop users > > mail or not. I settled on a default of yes. Maybe this could be an > > option that you set when you create the domain with vpopmail's > > VADDDOMAIN command. > > This is exactly what vqadmin does. > Here is the basic idea > > 1) You have a support staff that answers users questions about >mail, passwords, etc. They need to be able to lookup a user >and change thier password if needed. Also set user attributes >such has quota and features. > > 2) There is a smaller group of more experienced technical staff. >They need to be able to add new virtual domains. > > 3) All of the support and technical staff need to be able to >access vqadmin at the same time (hence the .htaccess type >authentication) > > What would be interesting to add would be your mail listing > feature and mail reading feature. > > From my experience as tech support, there are many times a > person called up saying they couldn't access thier mail > and have been waiting for a critical piece of email. > > Ken Jones > inter7 > > > > > Sorry for the long winded request. I think all will appreciate it > > very much if it can be implemented! > > > > Thanks very much for all the hard work that's already been done on > > this program and all the others by Inter7! I DO appreciate it! > > > > Sincerely, > > Chris Bunnell > > > > > > > > > > > > Chris Bunnell - Senior Network Engineer > > Sonic Internet Services > > Network Engineering Dept. > > (916) 854-5941 >
Qmailadmin + Vpopmail 4.9.5 + mysql
Hi, I have to setting up a vpopmail , qmailadmin and qmail.. those are installed pretty. I have also compiled vpopmail to auth with mysql, by using vconvert command, all the user login/password was imported into mysql porperly. But now, if I change the use login password, or add a new user in qmailadmin. mysql won't do the update for me. So, I need to manually perform the ./vconvert command.. Is there away to make qmailadmin update the mysql table automatically when a new user was added ? Rgds,Simon.H
Re: Qmailadmin + Vpopmail 4.9.5 + mysql
Did you recompile qmailadmin? Tren. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- - Tren Blackburn - Ownermailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] = = End of Time Networks http://www.theendoftime.net - - (403) 269-2122 = =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Dino Ming wrote: > Hi, > >I have to setting up a vpopmail , qmailadmin and qmail.. those are installed >pretty. > >I have also compiled vpopmail to auth with mysql, by using vconvert command, all >the user login/password was imported into mysql porperly. But now, if I change the >use login password, or add a new user in qmailadmin. mysql won't do the update for >me. So, I need to manually perform the ./vconvert command.. > >Is there away to make qmailadmin update the mysql table automatically when a new >user was added ? > > Rgds, > Simon.H > >
How to modify Milist Admin ?
Hi, I have create a milist, and so many choice to choose. But non member still can posting now.. I have plan , this milist can't receive posting from non member ? Please, how can I set-up & modify ? Thank you, jaja T
Re: suggestions
Dear All, I have problem when installing qmailadmin-0.38 like below: /usr/local/work/qmailadmin-0.38/alias.c:302: undefined reference to `slen' alias.o: In function `doredirect': /usr/local/work/qmailadmin-0.38/alias.c:334: undefined reference to `slen' alias.o: In function `delredirectnow': /usr/local/work/qmailadmin-0.38/alias.c:604: undefined reference to `slen' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make[2]: *** [qmailadmin] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/work/qmailadmin-0.38' make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/work/qmailadmin-0.38' make: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2 I am using vpopmail-3.4.11-1. Does anyone know about this problem ? thanks, Arman
