Steven Katz wrote:
>
> >From the 'admin guide' at http://inter7.com/vpopmail/vpopmail.html:
>
> Setting up all email to be virtual
> We recommend that all domains be setup as virtualdomains.
>
> Is this preferable to leaving the default domain as is (non-virtual)?
> Why is this recommended?
Dear All,
I've tried to installed vpopmail+qmail, and make virtual domains with
vadddomain mailman.petra.ac.id,
vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
but when I tried to telnet 110, and input the user and password, it always
failed :
USER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PASS vine_password
and the
Your mail server now thinks your clients are external -
You have to add your new address range to your list of allowed relay
hosts to whatevers your smtp tcpserver -xrules.cdb file is called.
Regards
Donal
On Fri, Jul 13, 2001 at 01:39:25AM +, kilmarac wrote:
> Ok, Im running into a lit
>From the 'admin guide' at http://inter7.com/vpopmail/vpopmail.html:
Setting up all email to be virtual
We recommend that all domains be setup as virtualdomains.
Is this preferable to leaving the default domain as is (non-virtual)?
Why is this recommended?
Thanks,
Steven
Ok, Im running into a little problem now.
Yesterday, I was allotted more IP addresses, and I began moving some of my
workstations out of 192.168.1 addresses to real IP addresses.
Now the mail server is denying mail that I send out from one of the new IP
addresses saying "Sorry that domain is
yep.. it i run this program and now
everything is working fine for me too:)
although on my other machine for some
reason this line wouldn't appear after make install.. any ideas what could cause
this?
- Original Message -
From:
KEnet Webmaster
To: alexus ; Techzoo Lin
Hi All;
Been using SQWEBMAIL for ages, and have always loved it. I've always
thought the Interface needs to be a bit more streamlined. Are there design
templates (i've seen language templates) which will give me neat designs for
my SQWEBMAIL installation?
Cheers;
--
Mike
> So I don't see any reason to have them supervised.
> Unsupervised it makes it
> easier to kill them. then i don't have to learn svscan syntax :)
>
> I was talking to one Senior admin at an ISP and his reason for
> not running supervise that if qmail/tcpserver dies, then there
> is something el
Adam Bregenzer wrote:
>
> Hey all, I have a question. I am looking at using sqwebmail here, but I need it in
>english and spanish. I found a set of spanish templates, but I'm unsure how to
>compile sqwebmail to support both languages in one binary. Or do I need to compile
>two seperate copi
Donal Diamond wrote:
>
> In case anyone else is having similiar problems, on freebsd I had to change the
>include in chkpw.c
>
> from
>
> #include
> to
> #include
>
> error was :
>
> ...
> gcc -I. -I/usr/local/include/mysql -g -O2 -Wall -c vchkpw.c
> vchkpw.c:30: wait.h: No such file
On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 04:10:18PM +0100, Donal Diamond wrote:
>
>
> Ken, on the topic of adding supervise/svscan support, in an earlier mail I think
>you you said you dont use it on your production machines.
Just checked your email - you actually said test machines so ignore that question.
Getting a weird duplicate message item for my postmaster (Catch all account)
in the following example the [EMAIL PROTECTED] account does not exist but
the sgardener account does. The postmaster gets two mails in his mailbox.
which have the only difference of the Delivered-To header as show below.
In case anyone else is having similiar problems, on freebsd I had to change the
include in chkpw.c
from
#include
to
#include
error was :
...
gcc -I. -I/usr/local/include/mysql -g -O2 -Wall -c vchkpw.c
vchkpw.c:30: wait.h: No such file or directory
...
Prob just a typo.
Ken, on the
Hey all, I have a question. I am looking at using sqwebmail here, but I need it in
english and spanish. I found a set of spanish templates, but I'm unsure how to
compile sqwebmail to support both languages in one binary. Or do I need to compile
two seperate copies of sqwebmail?
--
Adam Br
Alexus,
I had the same problem once I finally
got it installed over here, but it was because I didnt run the program
authdaemon.
When you ran the make install, it
should have given you a line you n eeded to add into your start script for the
machine.
This is what mine told me.
Once you get the CPU back to normal, could you test to see
if the latest vpopmail devel release causes the same problem?
I had changed the signal code in vpopmail to hopefully work
with supervised systems. I don't have supervise running on
any of my test machines, so I can't test it.
Ken Jones
root 1096 0.8 0.2 1336 348 ?SJul10 15:40 supervise
qmail-imapd
You have a problem with your supervise supvervising imapd. It could be if
you have alread started the imapd outside supervise and hence supervise is
not able to start it (bind address already in use). If the run
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