Hi all,
I have installed on a RH7.0 qmail1.03. vpopmail4.8.6.1, sqwebmail1.0.3
and it works quite well,
I have now installed qmail1.03. vpopmail4.9.8.1, sqwebmail1.0.3
and I find that I cannot delete a newly created folder in my account
The error I get is
Your request cannot be authenticated. E
I would like to use the options provided by vmoduser to disable imap access
but it doesn't work. I'm not sure how this works but is it how I have set up
courier imap? Also how do the other one work for pop becuase that doesn't
work either. I am using vpopmail 4.9.10 with the patch that fixes vuser
appologies. I misstated my intention. I was trying to install vpopmail
to USE mysql (mysql, itself, is installed and running just fine)
I've had one person suggest that adding " --user-quota " gets
rid of the complaint (it does).
This does still point to something wonky in the config. I'd
li
G'Day Guys,
I've tried to add the -l hostname parameter, but ran into a problem.
As soon as i add that in, it starts failing authorisation for my virtual
domains. eg. my box domain works fine, but the virtual domains
(which each have their own individual ip and hence require a reverse
lookup
: I've got qmail+vpopmail+qmailadmin+sqwebmail+vqadmin
: running on my linux, and i want to start to make backups of my
: vpopmail directory (where the users account are).
I make backups of all my users mail and my vpopmail settings using a crontab
job which is performed twice daily.
The script
Good Afternoon:
I've got
qmail+vpopmail+qmailadmin+sqwebmail+vqadmin running on my linux, and i want to
start to make backups of my vpopmail directory (where the users account
are).
I'd like to know how to do it and if my machine
goes down, can i use this backup to put in another machine
> Anyway, I searched and poked and grepped and looked through Running Qmail,
> but I could not find a startup script anywhere that starts the tcpserver
> line above. I don't know where it is coming from. I went ahead and made a
> note of the command, then created a new script:
>
> # ls -l /usr/loca
On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 08:01:18PM +0200, Tamas Amon wrote:
Hi,
> I use the vpopmail. One of this users want, if he get a message he
> want to forward to an other othres and leave the message in the post-box
> too.
> The user home for example /var/vpopmail/domains/arttop.hu/funk.
> Could I use t
I wanted to know if somebody experienced the migration of user accounts of
qmail so much to iplanet and vice versa. I need to know if there is some
development that allows to make this.
Thanks in advance
Hi,
I am trying to install vpopmail (vchkpwd authentication),
qmailadmin, and sqwebmail. The only thing that works is vpopmail
(version 4.10.1).
What are the correct versions that will work together. SqWebmail
compiles but does not authenticate - how do I debug this??
This is an upgrade to
.. it does not a ./pathto-newaliasdomain, instead it makes a link including
the whole path. Shouldn´ t it better if its just a pathr elative to the
domains/ folder? This would make a movement of the whole folder (if needed)
easier i guess.
Just a suggestion that came out of my old brain right
Usually, when there is a changeable parameter, like -l hostname, it means
that you may use it accordingly to your needs and to the rules (man
tcpserver and tcpserver source give the rules to me). I can't be forced to
use the common choice because Dan wrote this way.
So, in my opinion, for deb
>From Dan Bernstein's site for tcpserver (http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp/tcpserver.html ):
-l localname: Do not look up the local host name in DNS; use localname for the
environment variable $TCPLOCALHOST. A common choice for localname is 0.
>
> 'man tcpserver' says:
>
> -llocalname
>
'man tcpserver' says:
-llocalname
Do not look up the local host name; use localname
for TCPLOCALHOST.
This means that, simply, instead of making a DNS lookup for setting the
TCPLOCALHOST variable with the name of the localhost, tcpserver trust what
you'r
The correct form for "-l" parameter is "-l 0" not an actual hostname. I added the
following to both my pop3 and smtpd tcpservers: -l 0 -R -H
These switches are the ones most commonly recommended in the FAQ and significantly
sped up pop3 for me.
> -Original Message-
> From: Tonix [mai
Hi Nathan,
I had the same problem. I have a similar situation, and my system handles
DNS by himself.
Although I may swear about the functionality and setup of my DNS, I had to
force the
-l
parameter in the tcpserver line. Having this, tcpserver assume
to be the name of the answer
On Wed, 9 May 2001, David Mitchell wrote:
> Good day, all
>
> I have some users for the bosia.org domain on an existing qmail server
> at 198.133.233.10. I've installed vpopmail on 198.133.233.55, with
> bosia.org and other domains. I've done some testing and the new server
> seems to work fine.
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