Ricardo Buchalla Auada wrote:
Weird, but I don�t have this file in my distribuition... What I have is a stub for vmailmgr that came together with the tmda-cgi package. It is a python script and I addres it in the configure part of the tmda-cgi compilation ...
I have a custom script, hence the different name. Most people will just use the vuserinfo script that comes with vpopmail.
> I didn�t know the python script had to be a 755 mode of file... > maybe because the it compiles the file and generate a .pyc ...
.py files can either be scripts or modules. The way to tell the difference is to look at the first line of the file. If it looks something like the following:
#!/usr/bin/python
or:
#!/bin/env python
or something like that, then it's a script.
Scripts must have the execute bit set (e.g. 755 permissions). Python modules just need to be readable (e.g. 644)
> I still have a problem. When a user, with an account name > tha uses "." (dot) in the middle (ex.:user.last@) the > system user doesn�t get authenticated ... > Has anybody had this problem ?
Vaguely rings a bell. Maybe I'm mis-remembering? Search the archives of this list...
Also, you can try running the vpopmail vuserinfo script manually e.g.:
vuserinfo user_id domain_name
and see if this works. Check web-server logs for any error messages.
-- Stephen Warren, Software Engineer, NVIDIA, Fort Collins, CO [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wwwdotorg.org/pgp.html
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