Dan Horth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hiya - I used linuxconf to configure some virtual email domains on our
>server. I then upgraded linuxconf (and a whole load of other stuff as part
>of a 6.1 -> 6.2 upgrade) and can no longer find the virtual mail domains
>or virtual mail domain user aliases in linuxconf.
>
>The virtual mail domains are still working ok so the sendmail.cf files
>must still be ok... the problem is that I can't remember what all the user
>aliases were.
>
>is there any way for me to get a list of the virtual domains and the user
>aliases set up so I can get them back into the linuxconf config files?
>
>I found /etc/mail/virtusertable.db which was last modified before the
>upgrade so I'm guessing that the virtual users stuff is in there - but I'm
>not too sure what I need to use to check the contents of that database...
Depending on whether you rolled your own sendmail.cf file or not, you may
need to re-do that. The stock sendmail that came with 5.2 wanted aliases
in /etc/aliases, after I made my own sendmail.cf file they were moved to
/etc/mail/aliases. After upgrading from 5.2 -> 6.2 I discovered my
sendmail.cf file had become sendmail.cf.rpmsave. Most of the other files
(access, domaintable, virtusertable, etc.) were still in /etc/mail,
although many had the suffix '.rpmsave' as well. RPM frequently does this
when a package gets updated. Have a look at the upgrade log -
/tmp/upgrade.log for additional clues.
Finally, I hesitate to bring it up - but what about restoring files from
your pre-upgrade full backup or a regular full backup tape? You do have
regular backups and you did a full backup before the upgrade, right? If
not, you really should. Enough said.
-Eric
Eric Sisler
Library Computer Technician
Westminster Public Library
Westminster, CO, USA
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