Yeah, that's exactly what we had. Only problem was we do have a lot of
domains. If you interested I'll be glad to send up that script (it's quite
small 1k).
Daniel Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: Chris Herrmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Trey Nolen' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 8:14 PM
Subject: RE: [qmailadmin] Yikes! users disappear from qmailadmin interface
Fixed!!! I know how to fix it!!!
Ok, if you look inside the vpasswd file for the domain in question, it'll
look like:
[root@gemini rubbish.com.au]# cat vpasswd
bob:$1$aSthq$AleSik0n9zbwnXpZk9gac0:1:0:bob:/var/qmail/vpopmail/domains/rubb
ish.com.au/bob:16384000:bob
postmaster:$1$Y8YPp$0JPQErC9DzaVYPrpz3r5o0:1:0:Postmaster:/var/qmail/vpopmai
l/domains/rubbish.com.au/postmaster:16384000:sickritt
---
If, however the first entry looks like:
[root@gemini rubbish.com.au]# cat vpasswd
bob:$1$aSthq$AleSik0n9zbwnXpZk9gac0:1:0:bob:/var/qmail/vpopmail/domains/rubb
ish.com.au/bob:16384000
postmaster:$1$Y8YPp$0JPQErC9DzaVYPrpz3r5o0:1:0:Postmaster:/var/qmail/vpopmai
l/domains/rubbish.com.au/postmaster:16384000:password
---
Then nothing will show up. The important thing to note is that the
**first**
user has **no** clear text password. The quickest, and easiest way to fix
in
my case was the vi the vpasswd file and add : after each user (you don't
need to actually add the password).
To explain a bit further... if you had 20 users, and the first 10 had the
clearpassword field set, and the 11th didn't, and users 12-20 did, then
*no*
users from 11 - 20 will show up in the web interface. The first 10 users
will show up, however.
Obviously, if you have many domains, and many users then you're not going
to
be able to do what I did, and I suggest you find that mysterious
cdb-addclearpass script!
Cheers,
Chris
|-Original Message-
|From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Friday, 16 August 2002 00:27
|To: Trey Nolen
|Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: [qmailadmin] Yikes! users disappear from qmailadmin
|interface
|
|
|On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Trey Nolen wrote:
|
| We had this happen when upgrading to qmailadmin 1.0.2. It
|happened because
| of clear text passwords. In our old version, they were
|disabled (because
| they were not default) and in Qmailadmin 1.0.2, they ARE
|default, so they
| got enabled. The extra field in the vpasswd file caused the
|users to not
| show up, but everything else worked. Could that be your
|issue as well?
|
|Well, it describes the probem exactly, except that even users created
|after the rebuilding of vpopmail don't show up. If I run
|vmoduser -C user@domain
|per the FAQ on a user, that user still doesn't show up.
|
|I then did a make clean, make distclean and reconfigured, built and
|installed vpopmail, did a make clean and make install-strip on
|qmailadmin,
|and the old accounts are showing up again. However, the
|accounts created
|between these two rebuilds do not. So, I did:
|
|~vpopmail/bin/vmoduser -e [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
|And that brought that user back. Hopefully, not too many new accounts
|were created in that 18 hour period...I'll have fun checking, though :)
|
| I just reconfigured and reinstalled vpopmail 5.3.8 to
|enable roaming users
| and change the location of the tcp.smtp file to the qmail
|default /etc,
| then recompiled and reinstalled qmailadmin 1.0.2 doing a
|simple make
| clean and make install and now when you log in as
|postmaster, none of
| the users show up for the domain.
|
| users can still send/receive and authenticate, and the
|postmaster can even
| add new users, but cannot see or modify any of
|them...dunno what I broke,
| but looking at the config options doesn't show me anything
|obvious...any
| pointers really appreciated...
|
|James Smallacombe PlantageNet, Inc. CEO and Janitor
|[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://3.am
=
