Re: [vchkpw] Specification or Bug of dc_filename Function?

Hi I'm sorry. The environment was not written. FreeBSD6.3 or FreeBSD-7.0 vpopmail-5.4.20 or vpopmail-5.4.25 - ./configure make make install - It confirmed it. > Hi, > > On 02/05/08 13:24:11, うえはたけいじ wrote: > > Hello, > > When you make the domain from the

Re: [vchkpw] Specification or Bug of dc_filename Function?

On 02/05/08 17:06:58, うえはたけいじ wrote: Hi I'm sorry. The environment was not written. FreeBSD6.3 or FreeBSD-7.0 vpopmail-5.4.20 or vpopmail-5.4.25 Ok, cool, must be a FreeBSD issue ? We use vpopmail-5.4.26 on Slackware ./configure --disable-passwd --enable-logging=y --enable-learn- passwords

Re: [vchkpw] Specification or Bug of dc_filename Function?

Thank you Rick! If the system user doesn't exist, do not you do to the correction that returns -d option PATH or dir parameter returned by vdomainfo? vadddomain -i 1 test1.domain vadddomain -i 10001 test2.domain vadddomain -i 10002 test3.domain vadddomain -i 10003 test4.domain vadddomain -i

Re: [vchkpw] Specification or Bug of dc_filename Function?

Thank you for information. CentOS5.1 vpopmail-5.4.25 ./configure --disable-passwd --enable-logging=y --enable-learn-passwords --enable-clear-passwd --disable-roaming-users --enable-onchange-script --enable-auth-module=mysql Because a similar phenomenon was generated,I think that it is not an en