First off make sure that 89 is the ID of the vpopmail user and 89 is the group for vchkpw. I sure hope you didn't set the vpopmail users home directory as /. Or you will have a hell of a lot of problems. I have mine set to a /mail parition. Then that partition is owned by vpopmail.vchkpw. That is why you are getting a access denied error. Cause it tries to write to the ~vpopmail/etc directory but doesn't have permissions to.
--- Brad Dameron Network Account Executive TSCNet Inc. www.tscnet.com Silverdale, WA. 1-888-8TSCNET > -----Original Message----- > From: Christian [Kanzie] Nilsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 8:17 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [vchkpw] Re: New user with problems! > > > > > Oct 7 18:03:02 morrison vpopmail[15408]: vchkpw: setgid 89 failed > > > > What user your POP3 daemon is running as? ('-u' switch in tcpserver > > clause if you make use of tcpserver) > > -- > > I do use tcpserver, did not have any specified user or group, read that it > would inherit the $envuidgid so it would be taken care of. However now I > added "-u 89 -g 89", restarted the whole chebang (using the qmailctl > restart - command copied from lifewithqmail.com) and received a new error, > dont know if that is a step forward or backwards =) > > The new error, running as 89 89, is: > tcprules: fatal: unable to create /etc/tcp.smtptmp.4400: access denied > -ERR authorization failed > > What is it Im missing out of here? > > // Kanzie // > > >
