On Mar 27, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Kurt Bigler wrote:
Yes, I created those alias domains long ago.
I don't think there was any utility to run to do a conversion of domain
aliases? I'm pretty sure I read the readme pretty carefully whenever
I did
an upgrade. Did I miss something?
So what *should* I do now with all my old-style domain aliases? Do I
have
to mess with the qmail config files by hand?
The easiest/safest would be to do the following
Edit the users/assign file as follows. Change lines like this:
+middendorfbreath.org-:middendorfbreath.org:89:89:/var/vpopmail/
domains/middendorfbreath.com:-::
To:
+middendorfbreath.org-:middendorfbreath.com:89:89:/var/vpopmail/
domains/middendorfbreath.com:-::
i.e., get the second entry to match the directory name (the "real"
domain for the alias). This assumes that domains/middendorfbreath.com
is the "real" directory that the various symlinks point to.
Run /var/qmail/bin/qmail-newu to recreate the users/cdb file from
users/assign.
Check the vpasswd files for the alias domains and see what they're
using for the Maildir paths. If they're using the "real" directory,
you can safely remove the symlinks in ~vpopmail/domains.
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