Sandip Kumar Das, RDG Systems wrote:
Dear all,
How do i creare a mail id as a group mail id so that everybody in that
group can get mails
Sandip
you can do that easily using qmailadmin
first create a mailinglist (group)
then when you create email address on below, there is milist that just
Ooohh... that's why..
hmmm I change my boss and monitoring what he do with his email client...
and perhaps by default Outlook2003 using Richtext editor, which already
installed on most of my users.
so what I can do is change the Software Policy in my office
OutlookXP/2003/2007 for
Hi.
For my 2008 32bit i use just --with mdk103
In my case i remove vqadmin, mysql support, monitors (isoqlog, mrtg) i prefer
install by myself from sources in places what i want.
I must warn you, there some changes i found in case of 2008, for example some
devel libs in 2008 was renamed. It
Doing a regular yum update, is it safe or will it break anything? Should I
also have a yum address for the qmt files or will those also be pulled in from
the yum update?
Mike
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Doing a regular yum update, is it safe or will it break anything? Should I
also have a yum address for the qmt files or will those also be pulled in from
the yum update?
Mike
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Doing a regular yum update, is it safe or will it break anything?
should be safe
Thought I'd ask because I can't count how many applications I've had come
apart doing a system update.
Thanks.
Mike
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I'm using qmt-iso 1.3.1 for my install. What is the best way of updating?
Due to the package compromise of 1.4.11, and 1.4.12, we are forced
to release 1.4.13 to ensure no confusions. While initial review didn't
uncover a need for concern, several proof of concepts show that the
package
I have a customer trying to get announcement emails from one of his suppliers.
The Emails are being bounced back to the sender and the SMTP log on my end
shows invalid sender address format. The first part of the sender address is
CHVACRApplicationEngineering-RACIWII'm not sure what the
Might you tell me how I can determine what version of qmt and or
squirrelmail
we might be running?
and what is the problem - just with squirrelmail ?
Thanks
j
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Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Mike - if you do this yum update and it works - is safe -
would you post how you did that.
Thanks
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From: Lucian Cristian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 12:32 PM
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] yum updates, safe?
Just the usual 'yum update', that's all. I just wanted to make sure no one had
been seeing anything breaking from doing an update.
Of course, that doesn't update the qmail packages. I'm not yet sure how you
safely update the packages so that nothing breaks.
Mike
On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 13:29:24
I see it looks like it's the chkuser filter not liking the symbol in the
sender address. So, I opened the chkuser_settings.h file and found the set of
instructions for the characters allowed and added the following:
#define CHKUSER_ALLOW_RCPT_CHAR_6 ''
But what do I need to do to make this
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
I see it looks like it's the chkuser filter not liking the symbol in the
sender address. So, I opened the chkuser_settings.h file and found the set of
instructions for the characters allowed and added the following:
#define CHKUSER_ALLOW_RCPT_CHAR_6 ''
But what do I
Yes , it was the updateing of the qmail packages that I am interested in.
I wonder if that is possible is there a repository -what-not
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Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 3:17 PM
Subject: Re:
I think I read that no one had to date put together a repository, that it
would mean needing a large number of variations (not sure why that's a
problem, everything out there is like that).
Still, it's not yet clear to me how I am supposed to stay up to date. In
QMT-ISO, there is a command to
OK, that was a bit scary. After I followed Lucian's instructions, I got a
libc.so.6 out of memory error. I found where to up the softlimit and fixed
that.
Only problem is, it's still blocking the character in the email sender
address. The changed chkuser_settings.h is now in the
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