Hmmm... I didn't see that in the doc's but I'll check it out. I would
hate, however, to screw up the 20 or so domains that have been
migrated. I'd much prefer a something that generates SQL that I can
inspect. I suppose I could write something.
By the way, thanks for putting together this version of the toaster.
Jeff
On 3/27/2017 12:08 PM, Eric Broch wrote:
Hi Jeff,
I've never used it (and there's not much documentation), but doesn't
'dotqmail2valias' have a domainlist option?
[root@host bin]# ./dotqmail2valias
usage: dotqmail2valias [options] [domainlist]
Converts .qmail-alias files for listed domains to valias format.
Options:
-a = convert all domains
-v = version
-d = debug info
For example, could it be used like so? :
./dotqmail2valias mydomain1.tld
./dotqmail2valias mydomain2.tld
.
.
.
or
./dotqmail2valias mydomain1.tld mydomain2.tld ...
Eric
On 3/27/2017 9:49 AM, Jeff Koch wrote:
Hi:
We're in the process of converting a large qmail/vpopmail mailserver
with about a hundred domains, from Bill's Centos 5 Toaster to the new
CentOS 7 qmailtoaster. It's been a bit of a learning curve but so far
it looks good.
We're migrating blocks of ten domains at a time. We've found a script
that generates the SQL to convert the vpasswd file to mysql but we
haven't found anything similar for the .qmail forwards.
We'd like to do this on a domain by domain basis and have a chance to
look at the SQL before it's executed. 'vconvert' and
'dotqmail2valias' seem to want to convert every domain on the server.
If anyone knows of or has a script that generates the SQL to convert
dotqmail forwards to mysql we'd appreciate it.
Thanks, Jeff Koch
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Eric Broch, IMSO, DAM, NGOO, DITH, URTS
White Horse Technical Consulting (WHTC)
