Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-24 Thread Janno Sannik
Yes we are making a webhosting solution. We are coding the panel as we speak. After 6months+ development we have everything set up and were are making finishing touches for v1.0. It's a PHP, MySQL, Ajax solution. System is designed to have multiple mysql, email and webservers. Every one of

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread Janno Sannik
By default all vpopmail domains run under user vpopmail:vchkpw (89:89). I like to change it so some domains run under user1:user1, user2:user2. You talk about email users. I'm talking about the users under which the whole domain run. Situation: /home/vpopmail/domains/example.com is owned by

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread Jake Vickers
Janno Sannik wrote: By default all vpopmail domains run under user vpopmail:vchkpw (89:89). I like to change it so some domains run under user1:user1, user2:user2. You talk about email users. I'm talking about the users under which the whole domain run. Situation:

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread Janno Sannik
Thanks. Toaster itself supports it. Don't see any problem. You can add domain with different uid: vadddomain: usage: vadddomain [options] virtual_domain [postmaster password] -i uid (sets the uid to use for this domain) -g gid (sets the gid to use for this domain) If you

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread Jake Vickers
Janno Sannik wrote: Thanks. Toaster itself supports it. Don't see any problem. You can add domain with different uid: vadddomain: usage: vadddomain [options] virtual_domain [postmaster password] -i uid (sets the uid to use for this domain) -g gid (sets the gid to use for

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread Janno Sannik
Jeah, now tested it. Maildrop can't access /etc/mailfilter file (its 89:89, 600). Maildrop internally protects itselt if you make it group or world readable. IMAP/POP work as expected. Thanks anyway. Jake Vickers wrote: vpopmail supports it, but I think this may break some functionality

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread PakOgah
Janno Sannik wrote: Jeah, now tested it. Maildrop can't access /etc/mailfilter file (its 89:89, 600). Maildrop internally protects itselt if you make it group or world readable. IMAP/POP work as expected. Janno, I am just curious Are you going to make web+mail hosting solution in a box

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-23 Thread Jake Vickers
PakOgah wrote: Janno Sannik wrote: Jeah, now tested it. Maildrop can't access /etc/mailfilter file (its 89:89, 600). Maildrop internally protects itselt if you make it group or world readable. IMAP/POP work as expected. Janno, I am just curious Are you going to make web+mail hosting

[qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-22 Thread Janno Sannik
Is it possible to use qmail with non-existant shell user. We have virtual hosting set up and i would like to implement filesystem quotas. So i'm using domains under differend uid's. But I don't need shell users. Is it possible to compile vpopmail/qmail/maildrop so that it wouldn't complain:

Re: [qmailtoaster] non-existant shell users

2007-10-22 Thread Jake Vickers
Janno Sannik wrote: Is it possible to use qmail with non-existant shell user. We have virtual hosting set up and i would like to implement filesystem quotas. So i'm using domains under differend uid's. But I don't need shell users. Is it possible to compile vpopmail/qmail/maildrop so that it