[vchkpw] Re: domain problem

[jake]

Thanks for the great help.  I am now able to receive mail and check it with 
sqwebmail.  I do still notice one thing.  When I first installed on the new 
box, vpopmail user and group was #97.  It was #89 on the first box so I 
changed it to #89 on the new box after noticing problems.  Now I have 
reconfigured and reinstalled vpopmail, sqwebmail, vqadmin, and qmailadmin so 
they will all 'see' the new user number.  When I look at 
/var/qmail/usera/assign I see than when I create new domains the user/group 
is #97. Also, if I ls -all /home/vpopmail/domains I see the user and group 
is 97 and not 'vopmail' or something. I can't login with qmailadmin either, 
any domain or account.  Please help, I'm loosing it, : ). 

Clayton Weise writes: 

In /var/qmail/users/assign.  You'll notice that the uid/gid of vpopmail is
in that file, change it to the new uid/gid of the vpopmail user then run
/var/qmail/bin/qmail-newu 

-Clayton 

-----Original Message-----
From: jake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 1:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [vchkpw] domain problem 

I installed vpopmail on a server, then moved to a new box and moved data 
over. 1 thing i missed was the user account, the vpopmail user was 97 on 
one box and is 89 on the other. I have a domain that I cannot add or 
delete.  I changed the file permissions on the domain's folder but that 
didn't help. When I do a vdominfo it shows that domain as owned by the old 
user acount, #97. Even if I mv the folder for that domain out of the 
domains directory, it still shows up in vdominfo.  If I use vdomdel it says 
that domain doesn't exist, if I try to create is, it says it's already 
there.  Where else is virtual domain info kept? 

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jake