Hello,
The address book problem really persists. Today it got deleted
again:-).
This is EXACT compile line:
./configure --with-cachedir --without-authpam --without-authmysql
--without-authuserdb --enable-webpass=no --without-authpwd
--without-authshadow --with-authvchkpw --enable-cgibindir=/home/WWW/webmail
--enable-imagedir=/home/WWW/webmail/images
Sqwebmail is renamed to mail.cgi, owned by root:web (btw when I
change owner to web as well, it doesn't work).
What program EVER touches address book??
--
Best regards,
Gourgen Hakobian mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Monday, April 23, 2001, 05:26:27, you wrote:
FPL> Gourgen Hakobian writes:
>> Also, after some times address books get deleted. There are no much
>> users yet on server, so I am talking about my own webmail address
>> book.
>>
>> System: FreeBSD 4.2, qmail 1.03, vpopmail 4.9.10, qmailadmin 0.43.
FPL> Sam,
FPL> This is the same problem faced by me in the current production system. The
FPL> address book will disappear in a mysterious way! In the morning, the users
FPL> will still see the list of ppl in the AB. In the afternoon, pooof...gone!
FPL> My system differs though. RedHat 7.0, vpopmail-4.9.8-1, qmailadmin 0.42,
FPL> qmail-1.03, sqwebmail-1.2.5
FPL> I've confirm with my users (those that lost the AB) and they said the did
FPL> nothing that related to address book entry or updating Prefs. So far, I
FPL> thought I was THE_ONLY_ONE with this problem.
FPL> Any more light on this weird problem? I personally think this is sqwebmail
FPL> problem since what else would touch ONLY sqwebmail-addressbook file?
FPL> Sam, sorry to be the pain-in-the-butt for raising this question again.
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