Re: [toaster] deleting alias domain
Well, I just restarted the service. That worked fine too On Mar 27, 2004, at 9:54 PM, Gary wrote: From: "Bill Shupp" James Taylor wrote: Ah, I overlooked the -v command. It looks as though I'm running 5.3.6 according to vdeldomain -v, which would appear later than 4.9.2, but... still doesn't work right, and I have an alias sitting around now doing nothing but shoving 100 spam messages a day into my inbox (Haven't figured out DSPAM for vpopmail or qmail yet.) I tried doing this manually without using vqadmin and am getting the same thing now vdeldomain aliasdomain deletes the parent domain directory, but doesn't appear to delete either the parent or the alias from the mdb or whatever it's storing it's information in vadddomain parentdomain Error: Domain already exists vdeldomain parentdomain Error: Domain does not exist vaddaliasdomain aliasdomain parentdomain vaddaliasdomain: Domain already exists Looks like things somehow got really screwed. When in doubt, just edit the /var/qmail/users/assign file, and virtualdomains and rcpthosts accordingly. Then run /var/qmail/bin/qmail-newu to update the cdb file. You'll also want to hup qmail-send. That should set things up manually to how you want them. I just wanted to add, to hup qmail-send is to do: svc -h /service/qmail-send Gary
[toaster] peroblems new toaster
I have installed the new toaster on a box, and I have te following problem: I can't insert any IP for selected relay, because when I give the command qmailctl cdb the system answer vpopmail not configure with --enable-roaming-users Ran /home/vpopmail/bin/clearopensmtp. I re-coompiled vpopmail with roaming user and anything changes (the error message is the same). On many other boxes I installed the software succesfully, never having problem above. The only one difference is that I dodn't applied the new patch on vpopmail (in the new toaster). I tried to re-compile vpopmail without patching but nothing changed instread. Any suggestion? Regards, Marco
RE: [toaster] peroblems new toaster
Did you do a make clean before you recompiled vpopmail? >-Original Message- >From: Marco Marabelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Sunday, 28 March 2004 10:44 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [toaster] peroblems new toaster > >I have installed the new toaster on a box, and I have te >following problem: >I can't insert any IP for selected relay, because when I give >the command >qmailctl cdb the system answer >vpopmail not configure with --enable-roaming-users >Ran /home/vpopmail/bin/clearopensmtp. > >I re-coompiled vpopmail with roaming user and anything changes >(the error >message is the same). >On many other boxes I installed the software succesfully, never having >problem above. The only one difference is that I dodn't applied the new >patch on vpopmail (in the new toaster). I tried to re-compile vpopmail >without patching but nothing changed instread. >Any suggestion? >Regards, >Marco > > >
Re: [toaster] peroblems new toaster
- Original Message - From: "Shane Chrisp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 4:48 PM Subject: RE: [toaster] peroblems new toaster > Did you do a make clean before you recompiled vpopmail? unfortuantely, I did!
Re: [toaster] peroblems new toaster
Marco Marabelli wrote: I have installed the new toaster on a box, and I have te following problem: I can't insert any IP for selected relay, because when I give the command qmailctl cdb the system answer vpopmail not configure with --enable-roaming-users Ran /home/vpopmail/bin/clearopensmtp. I re-coompiled vpopmail with roaming user and anything changes (the error message is the same). On many other boxes I installed the software succesfully, never having problem above. The only one difference is that I dodn't applied the new patch on vpopmail (in the new toaster). I tried to re-compile vpopmail without patching but nothing changed instread. Any suggestion? As of 0.5, this toaster no longer uses roaming users. You really should use smtp-auth. However, I had not updated the cdb part of qmailctl, and it still called clearopensmtp. I just updated qmailctl to use tcprules instead, and the updated version is included in toaster-scripts-0.6.tar.gz. Regards, Bill Shupp
[toaster] Courier-pop3 X qmail-pop3d
Hi all, What should be a better choice, and why? qmail-pop3d or courier-pop3? It seems that courier is a more mature option, and you dont have to patch it to understand maildir quotas. -- Christian Lyra POP-PR - RNP
Re: [toaster] Courier-pop3 X qmail-pop3d
Christian Lyra wrote: Hi all, What should be a better choice, and why? qmail-pop3d or courier-pop3? It seems that courier is a more mature option, and you dont have to patch it to understand maildir quotas. Think qmail-pop3d. -- Eero
Re: [toaster] Courier-pop3 X qmail-pop3d
> Christian Lyra wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>>What should be a better choice, and why? qmail-pop3d or courier-pop3?
>> It seems that courier is a more mature option, and you dont have to
>> patch it to understand maildir quotas.
>
> Think qmail-pop3d.
I was expecting a more verbose anwser :-). The "shupp" toaster uses
qmail-pop3d but I have seem others that use courier-pop3d ("lazydog"
toaster - www.qmail.nu if I remember right). Is there a reason for
that? performance maybe ?
--
Christian Lyra
POP-PR - RNP
Re: [toaster] Courier-pop3 X qmail-pop3d
Christian Lyra wrote:
I was expecting a more verbose anwser :-). The "shupp" toaster uses
qmail-pop3d but I have seem others that use courier-pop3d ("lazydog"
toaster - www.qmail.nu if I remember right). Is there a reason for
that? performance maybe ?
I think qmail-pop3d is secure. Anyway, I don't use quotas and use
dovecot as my imapserver because it is faster and works better than
courier-imapd.
--
Eero
Re: [toaster] Courier-pop3 X qmail-pop3d
Christian Lyra wrote: Hi all, What should be a better choice, and why? qmail-pop3d or courier-pop3? It seems that courier is a more mature option, and you dont have to patch it to understand maildir quotas. The main reason to use qmail-pop3d is so you can use vchkpw. There are several features that vchkpw has that courier-pop3d (via authvchkpw) does not (notably logging options, also learn passwords, among others). Also, qmail-pop3d uses multilog, which is easily graphed with mrtg. However, courier-pop3d has built in maildir support, and tls support. No patches or stunnel required. Both work well, though. I don't think one has a security performance over the other. I've never done performance testing on courier-pop3d. Regards, Bill Shupp
Re: [toaster] deleting alias domain
On Mar 27, 2004, at 10:22 PM, James Taylor wrote: It looks as though I'm running 5.3.6 according to vdeldomain -v, which would appear later than 4.9.2, but... still doesn't work right, and I have an alias sitting around now doing nothing but shoving 100 spam messages a day into my inbox (Haven't figured out DSPAM for vpopmail or qmail yet.) Please try one of the 5.4 releases. I recall that there were some bugs fixed related to deleting alias domains. I do know that the current releases will properly delete and alias domain without removing the real domain it points to. -- Tom Collins - [EMAIL PROTECTED] QmailAdmin: http://qmailadmin.sf.net/ Vpopmail: http://vpopmail.sf.net/ Info on the Sniffter hand-held Network Tester: http://sniffter.com/
