Hi Carlos, On Fri, 2004-04-23 at 16:49, Carlos Averett wrote: > Users can change their vpopmail password, as well as configure TMDA > filters, lists, and access their pending messages - all from SquirrelMail.
What is the plug-in you are using for Squirrelmail? I am running Qmail + Vpopmail as well, and also wish to enable my users to configure their TMDA settings from it. I took a look at 'tmdatools', but have so far been unable to get it to work with the Vpopmail virtual users. Currently, I am using the tmda-cgi interface. but would prefer to be able to have the user use the one interface. Also, I have found an issue with TMDA+Qmail+Vpopmail, where unless the domain being setup is right in the ~vpopmail/domains directory, it has trouble getting all the necessary config files in there, though this may actually be a tmda-cgi issue, and not a TMDA issue (I will be doing a seperate thread for this problem). Have you come across this at all in your setup? I already have the Vpopmail plugin for Squirrelmail working, so that's not a problem :-) > their SpamAssassin settings and black/whitelists. I've also got Baysean > Auto-Learning on. Which plugin are you using? Allt he Spamassassin plugins I have seen for Squirrelmail haven't seemed too qmail+vpopmail-friendly; they usually worked best if one was able to use Procmail, and the email accounts are really system accounts. We are currently doing Spamassassin + ClamAV virus filtering (using amavisd-new) on a seperate MX server, which then forwards the messages that make it through to the POP servers. Are you doing anything with virus filtering? I have to admit that even if I were going to run Spamassassin on the same server as the POP boxes, I would most likely run virus filtering from a seperate MX server (like now) using Postfix, as I find Postfix's built-in anti-UCE abilities to be much superior to QMail (but almost nothing I have seen matches Qmail + Vpopmail, or Qmail + Vmailmgr for handling virtual mail accounts) Also, just for curiousity-sake: what are the specs for your mail server(s)? Are they pretty beefy? (Spamassassin, I know, takes up a lot of server resources for the scanning, and if you are running something like ClamAV for virus filtering, that jumps the resource usage up a few more notches) TIA, Alan Murrell _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
