[toaster] Clamav patches
The toaster patches clamav with 3 patches - are they necessary? I ask because I run the toaster without simscan at the moment (I do scanning separately with maildrop + clamav). I'd like to move to a simscan installation, but my clamav comes from the debian volatile package and I'd rather keep it that way if I can. Thanks, Marcus
[toaster] Toaster upgrades
I'm running a mix of a 0.6 toaster with upgraded packages (so I track qmailadmin, courier-imap and vpopmail stable releases). I'd like to get up to date with the toaster patch as well - whats the easiest way to do this? Should I reverse the 0.6 patch and then apply 0.8 and rebuild/install netqmail or is that likely to break things badly Thanks Marcus
[toaster] qmailadmin
Strange problem here, I can no longer login to qmailadmin, on any of my virtual domains or on my main domain. Can't find a log file to tell me what's wrong. Anybody know which log file to look into? Thanks
Re: [toaster] qmailadmin
> > Strange problem here, I can no longer login to qmailadmin, on any of my > virtual domains or on my main domain. Can't find a log file to tell me > what's wrong. Anybody know which log file to look into? > Thanks Check permissions on the qmailadmin binary. It needs suid privileges, and should be chowned vpopmail. Regards, Bill
Re: [toaster] qmailadmin
Bill, Thanks much, it must of got caught up in the last housekeeping I did on my cgi directory. Changed everything to ownership of apache. Ooops. Anyway thanks for the quick response and help. Doug >> >> Strange problem here, I can no longer login to qmailadmin, on any of my >> virtual domains or on my main domain. Can't find a log file to tell me >> what's wrong. Anybody know which log file to look into? >> Thanks > > Check permissions on the qmailadmin binary. It needs suid privileges, and > should be chowned vpopmail. > > Regards, > > Bill >
