[toaster] Vpopmail MySQL - Qmailadmin Dead
Hi everyone - I just recently recompiled vpopmail on a live system to work with MySQL and did a vconvert -c -m to get all the data imported into MySQL. Well, everything works great except for one little problem, and that's Qmailadmin doesn't seem to be working correctly anymore. It seems to still be using CDB format to store all of the user information, and for me to get the changes a user makes to their domain to take effect, I have to manually run vconvert -c -m again. Any idea on how to get Qmailadmin to use MySQL? Same actually goes for Vqadmin, though I plan on phasing it out with my own scripts. Thanks a bunch -- James Taylor
Re: [toaster] Vpopmail MySQL - Qmailadmin Dead
On May 28, 2004, at 10:59 AM, James Taylor wrote: Hi everyone - I just recently recompiled vpopmail on a live system to work with MySQL and did a vconvert -c -m to get all the data imported into MySQL. Well, everything works great except for one little problem, and that's Qmailadmin doesn't seem to be working correctly anymore. It seems to still be using CDB format to store all of the user information, and for me to get the changes a user makes to their domain to take effect, I have to manually run vconvert -c -m again. Any idea on how to get Qmailadmin to use MySQL? Same actually goes for Vqadmin, though I plan on phasing it out with my own scripts. For both qmailadmin and vqadmin. make clean && ./config-status --recheck && make && make install -- 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/
Re: [toaster] Vpopmail MySQL - Qmailadmin Dead
Compile qmailadmin again. - Original Message - From: "James Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 6:59 PM Subject: [toaster] Vpopmail MySQL - Qmailadmin Dead > Hi everyone - I just recently recompiled vpopmail on a live system to > work with MySQL and did a vconvert -c -m to get all the data imported > into MySQL. Well, everything works great except for one little > problem, and that's Qmailadmin doesn't seem to be working correctly > anymore. It seems to still be using CDB format to store all of the > user information, and for me to get the changes a user makes to their > domain to take effect, I have to manually run vconvert -c -m again. > Any idea on how to get Qmailadmin to use MySQL? > > Same actually goes for Vqadmin, though I plan on phasing it out with my > own scripts. > > Thanks a bunch > > -- > James Taylor > > >