account creation
Hi! I have some taughts about auto account creation. Does anyone have a good solution for this with vpopmail/qmail/mysql ... Thankful for ideas. Regards! Joel
Quota Config
Hello to all. Just want to share this one... I sent a letter to the list yesterday regarding my quota problem. I'm running vpopmail 5.0 with qmail 1.03 and qmailadmin 0.88. I was using vsetuserquota user@domain 300 to set a 3MB quota for a certain user. Well it was not working. But then I tried '3MB' instead of 300 and now it's working fine. Don't know if it really was the solution but that was the only change that I have made.
Access To "All" Mailboxes
Hello. Just want to ask if there is an available feature that allows a certain user (say postmaster) to view the contents of a particular mailbox. I have a lot of users that are not able to log in because they have reached the quota. When this happens, they can only see a black screen and can't do anything anymore. If I am able to access their mailbox, then I can delete some mails for them to free up some space. With this feature, I may now give this responsibility to our support staff. Thanks and more power.
RE: Re[2]: Announcement: Spam Stopper alpha
> -Original Message- > From: Sean C Truman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] [snip] > The CRC idea sounded good, But the possibility of it > working is fading. [snip] For another simple approach, something that appears to work very well on one of the mail servers I run is checking the subject headers against a known list of spam subjects, and then tagging the message as spam. You cant just check the subject header for equality against the ones in a known spam subject list as spammers tend to put random words/numbers into the mail they're sending to foil this (this also foils the CRC approach). What you can do, with a small overhead, is do some sort of pattern matching approach similar to the unix diff command to give you a similarity score against each subject heading. A score over a certain threshold gets the email tagged as spam, adding a header to the message that the user can then use to do some filtering. The overhead is probably enough to not be able to do the same check against the body of the message. I havnt used this method long enough to trust it into deleting messages! If you're a Python fan you can use the difflib library (http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/module-difflib.html) - I'm sure theres equivs in other languages (perl espec.) Marcus -- Marcus Williams - http://www.onq2.com Quintic Ltd, 39 Newnham Rd, Cambridge, CB3 9EY
vpopmail + PHP - a solution?
Does anybody think this would work? Allowing apache to suexec the PHP script to vpopmail/vchkpw http://www.cluecentral.net/suexec.html I would try it myself, but I have no spare machine and don't want to break a production server. Thanks, Paul
vpopmail / isoqlog
anyone use isoqlog? i managed to get it to work only its 2 says behind on my log displays how can i fix this?
RE: vpopmail / isoqlog
I noticed that when ISQOQLOG parses maillog.0 or equivalent it seems to update based on the first date in the log. It doesn't seem to handle multiple dates in a log, so it is a matter of rotating your log files correctly. [Raymond Danks] -Original Message-From: Kevin - System Administrator [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 10:21 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: vpopmail / isoqlog anyone use isoqlog? i managed to get it to work only its 2 says behind on my log displays how can i fix this?
procmail
im trying to setup procmail for me on my email server. in the domain dir, i created the .qmail-me that contains "| preline procmail -p -m ./me/Maildir/procmailrc". an entry in my procmailrc file is: :0 * ^to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] me/Maildir/.lists.vchkpw but procmail is delivering to an mbox at /var/spool/mail/vpopmail. how do i get it to use Maildirs and specifically how do i get it to deliever to a folder other than the inbox? charlie
Re: vpopmail with PHP
Addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** Reply to note from Philip Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Mon, 12 Nov 2001 17:42:17 -0600 Thanks for reminding me. It seems I had to chmod 4550 the domain related commands to get them to work. (vaddaliasdomain, vadddomain, vdeldomain.) It has been a while since I messed with this. Yes, that is the ominous SUID root setting for chmod. Rick > > If you are doing this with PHP as an apache module, suexec doesn't > > matter. PHP will run out of any directory under DocumentRoot, and if > > the server runs as > > > > User vpopmail > > Group vchkpw > > > > you can exec _any_ of the commands in ~vpopmail/bin including > > vadddomain and vdeldomain. Be careful! > > You can run the commands but keep in mind vadddomain and > vdeldomain will segfault if not ran as root. Reason being the > vpopmail user can't write the required qmail files rcpthosts, > virtualdomains and so on. You might be able to chown those files > but I'm not sure how qmail would react to that. > vdeldomain and vadddomain should be corrected to not segfault > but instead give a proper error message when it can't write files. > > Phil Wall > > Rick Widmer Internet Marketing Specialists http://www.developersdesk.com
Logging Vpopmail pop3
This is the line for me to log pop3 connections to /var/log/maillog #!/bin/sh/usr/bin/logger -p mail.info -t pop3d "[$USER] logged in from $TCPREMOTEIP [$TCPREMOTEHOST]"exec /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d $1 it works fine and shows the ip and host if its resolvable but it doesnt show the username am i using the wrong variable? do i need a patch? does vpopmail use different scheme for loggin this?
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Re: Logging Vpopmail pop3
On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 01:06 PM, Kevin - System Administrator wrote: > This is the line for me to log pop3 connections to /var/log/maillog > #!/bin/sh > /usr/bin/logger -p mail.info -t pop3d "[$USER] logged in from > $TCPREMOTEIP [$TCPREMOTEHOST]" > exec /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d $1 > > it works fine and shows the ip and host if its resolvable but it doesnt > show the username > am i using the wrong variable? do i need a patch? does vpopmail use > different scheme for loggin this? This isn't necessary. vpopmail logs information already, based on your --enable-logging option. See FAQ #11 for details. Just run vchkpw from tcpserver as illustrated in the INSTALL file and ditch the above script. -Bill
RE: Logging Vpopmail pop3
vpopmail has its own logging mechanism, its a compile time option. -Original Message- From: Kevin - System Administrator [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 2:06 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Logging Vpopmail pop3 This is the line for me to log pop3 connections to /var/log/maillog #!/bin/sh /usr/bin/logger -p mail.info -t pop3d "[$USER] logged in from $TCPREMOTEIP [$TCPREMOTEHOST]" exec /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d $1 it works fine and shows the ip and host if its resolvable but it doesnt show the username am i using the wrong variable? do i need a patch? does vpopmail use different scheme for loggin this?
Re: Logging Vpopmail pop3
How can you expect the $USER to be set when /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d is the program the aquires the USER name and password? Sean - Original Message - From: Kevin - System Administrator To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 1:06 PM Subject: Logging Vpopmail pop3 This is the line for me to log pop3 connections to /var/log/maillog #!/bin/sh /usr/bin/logger -p mail.info -t pop3d "[$USER] logged in from $TCPREMOTEIP [$TCPREMOTEHOST]" exec /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d $1 it works fine and shows the ip and host if its resolvable but it doesnt show the username am i using the wrong variable? do i need a patch? does vpopmail use different scheme for loggin this?
automatic quota warning messages
All, I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some opinions from the list before prodeeding... I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a "you're near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their quota. The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the percentage from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage number (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making it a configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? Is anyone even interested in this feature? Regards, Bill
over-quota.msg
Ken, Why was support for custom over-quota.msg files removed from vdelivermail? Looks like it occurred during the re-write around 4.10.6... Regards, Bill Shupp
Re: automatic quota warning messages
Hello Bill, Tuesday, November 13, 2001, 8:06:57 PM, you wrote: BS> All, BS> I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some BS> opinions from the list before prodeeding... BS> I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a "you're BS> near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their quota. BS> The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the percentage BS> from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage number BS> (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making it a BS> configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? Is BS> anyone even interested in this feature? sure this will be very interesting feature. I think the way of using of this must be something like this: Firstly you enable/disable this feature in configure. Next vpopmail creates mysql (in mysql case) field in vpopmail with 1 or 0 option (enabling or disabling this warning) and feild with warn message path. I think this will be great -) BS> Regards, BS> Bill With respect, Yuri A. Kabaenkov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: automatic quota warning messages
On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 11:42 AM, Yuri A. Kabaenkov wrote: > Hello Bill, > > Tuesday, November 13, 2001, 8:06:57 PM, you wrote: > > BS> All, > > BS> I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some > BS> opinions from the list before prodeeding... > > BS> I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a > "you're > BS> near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their > quota. > BS> The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the > percentage > BS> from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage > number > BS> (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making > it a > BS> configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? > Is > BS> anyone even interested in this feature? > > sure this will be very interesting feature. > I think the way of using of this must be something like this: > > Firstly you enable/disable this feature in configure. > Next vpopmail creates mysql (in mysql case) field in vpopmail with 1 > or 0 option (enabling or disabling this warning) and feild with warn > message path. I'm not that interested in making it something you can customize on a per user basis. I'll follow the example in deliverquota and have one generic file for all domains, and the feature is either on or off at compile time. But once this is in place, someone else could probably patch it to do what you described without too much difficulty. I mainly don't have the time to get that detailed with it. > > I think this will be great -) > Me too. ; ) Bill
Re[2]: automatic quota warning messages
Hello Bill, Tuesday, November 13, 2001, 8:53:21 PM, you wrote: BS> On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 11:42 AM, Yuri A. Kabaenkov wrote: >> Hello Bill, >> >> Tuesday, November 13, 2001, 8:06:57 PM, you wrote: >> >> BS> All, >> >> BS> I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some >> BS> opinions from the list before prodeeding... >> >> BS> I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a >> "you're >> BS> near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their >> quota. >> BS> The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the >> percentage >> BS> from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage >> number >> BS> (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making >> it a >> BS> configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? >> Is >> BS> anyone even interested in this feature? >> >> sure this will be very interesting feature. >> I think the way of using of this must be something like this: >> >> Firstly you enable/disable this feature in configure. >> Next vpopmail creates mysql (in mysql case) field in vpopmail with 1 >> or 0 option (enabling or disabling this warning) and feild with warn >> message path. BS> I'm not that interested in making it something you can customize on a BS> per user basis. I'll follow the example in deliverquota and have one BS> generic file for all domains, and the feature is either on or off at BS> compile time. But once this is in place, someone else could probably BS> patch it to do what you described without too much difficulty. I mainly BS> don't have the time to get that detailed with it. oh -)... I think i will patch it by myself -;) >> >> I think this will be great -) >> BS> Me too. ; ) BS> Bill With respect, Yuri A. Kabaenkov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: Re[2]: automatic quota warning messages
On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 12:02 PM, Yuri A. Kabaenkov wrote: > BS> I'm not that interested in making it something you can customize > on a > BS> per user basis. I'll follow the example in deliverquota and have > one > BS> generic file for all domains, and the feature is either on or off at > BS> compile time. But once this is in place, someone else could > probably > BS> patch it to do what you described without too much difficulty. I > mainly > BS> don't have the time to get that detailed with it. > oh -)... > I think i will patch it by myself -;) Just don't make it specific to one authentication module. If you're at all interested in such changes getting into the vpopmail distribution, it's important to make them work seamlessly across all authentication modules. If it's just for your own use, then obviously you can do whatever is most efficient. Regards, Bill Shupp
Re: automatic quota warning messages
Agree with this. REMO Yuri A. Kabaenkov wrote: >Hello Bill, > >Tuesday, November 13, 2001, 8:06:57 PM, you wrote: > >BS> All, > >BS> I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some >BS> opinions from the list before prodeeding... > >BS> I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a "you're >BS> near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their quota. >BS> The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the percentage >BS> from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage number >BS> (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making it a >BS> configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? Is >BS> anyone even interested in this feature? > >sure this will be very interesting feature. >I think the way of using of this must be something like this: > > Firstly you enable/disable this feature in configure. > Next vpopmail creates mysql (in mysql case) field in vpopmail with 1 > or 0 option (enabling or disabling this warning) and feild with warn > message path. > > > I think this will be great -) > > > >BS> Regards, > >BS> Bill > > > > > >With respect, >Yuri A. Kabaenkov >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
How to use LDAP?
Hello Folks, I have tried to make qmail-ldap and vpopmail work together but didn't get there. I want to store all user info in the directory, and put the mails as usual in the maildirs of vpopmail. Let's start with my config: FreeBSD, openldap-2.0.18 qmail-ldap from the ports vpopmail 5.0 source The the trouble begins. vpopmail uses other ldap fields than there are defined in the standard schemes. (qmaildomain). Then, it does not use the "mail" field, so that there is no mail address stored in the directory. After playing a bit with the schemes files I got that work. BTW: The message "Error: Unable to chdir to vpopmail/users directory" disappears as soon as the ldap config is correct (base and suffix and password are set so that vpopmail can correctly access the directory). But trying to send a message always fails. How is this supposed to work? Is it right to use qmail-ldap and vpopmail with ldap configured? Why is there a difference in the ldap-schemes used? If you need logs of ldap or anything, please let me know. I want to get this working. THX René
Re: How to use LDAP?
On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 04:48 PM, René Bärecke wrote: > Hello Folks, > > I have tried to make qmail-ldap and vpopmail work together but didn't > get there. > I want to store all user info in the directory, and put the mails as > usual in the maildirs of vpopmail. > > Let's start with my config: > FreeBSD, openldap-2.0.18 > qmail-ldap from the ports > vpopmail 5.0 source > > The the trouble begins. > vpopmail uses other ldap fields than there are defined in the standard > schemes. (qmaildomain). Then, it does not use the "mail" field, so that > there is no mail address stored in the directory. > After playing a bit with the schemes files I got that work. > > > BTW: The message "Error: Unable to chdir to vpopmail/users directory" > disappears as soon as the ldap config is correct (base and suffix and > password are set so that vpopmail can correctly access the directory). > > > But trying to send a message always fails. > > How is this supposed to work? Is it right to use qmail-ldap and > vpopmail with ldap configured? Why is there a difference in the > ldap-schemes used? I don't think these are meant to work together. qmail-ldap is its own mta with ldap support built in. It supports virtualdomains, quotas, etc, so I don't know why you need vpopmail anyway. But vpopmail *allegedly* works with an ldap server as an authentication module (not to be confused with qmail-ldap), although I've never tried it and I get the impression it's not aggressively supported. Regards, Bill Shupp
Re: How to use LDAP?
There was just conversation on the sqwebmail list about open-ldap and there inability to fix the memory leaks in their API.. Sean - Original Message - From: "Bill Shupp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 4:54 PM Subject: Re: How to use LDAP? On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 04:48 PM, René Bärecke wrote: > Hello Folks, > > I have tried to make qmail-ldap and vpopmail work together but didn't > get there. > I want to store all user info in the directory, and put the mails as > usual in the maildirs of vpopmail. > > Let's start with my config: > FreeBSD, openldap-2.0.18 > qmail-ldap from the ports > vpopmail 5.0 source > > The the trouble begins. > vpopmail uses other ldap fields than there are defined in the standard > schemes. (qmaildomain). Then, it does not use the "mail" field, so that > there is no mail address stored in the directory. > After playing a bit with the schemes files I got that work. > > > BTW: The message "Error: Unable to chdir to vpopmail/users directory" > disappears as soon as the ldap config is correct (base and suffix and > password are set so that vpopmail can correctly access the directory). > > > But trying to send a message always fails. > > How is this supposed to work? Is it right to use qmail-ldap and > vpopmail with ldap configured? Why is there a difference in the > ldap-schemes used? I don't think these are meant to work together. qmail-ldap is its own mta with ldap support built in. It supports virtualdomains, quotas, etc, so I don't know why you need vpopmail anyway. But vpopmail *allegedly* works with an ldap server as an authentication module (not to be confused with qmail-ldap), although I've never tried it and I get the impression it's not aggressively supported. Regards, Bill Shupp
Re: automatic quota warning messages
> All, > > I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some > opinions from the list before prodeeding... > > I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a "you're > near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their quota. > The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the percentage > from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage number > (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making it a > configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? Is > anyone even interested in this feature? > > Regards, > > Bill > Bill, I think it is a good feature that some people will use. I would prefer that I have the percentage information on my web based email agent (sqwebmail). Well, Yahoo mail is showing this information every time I logon, and I find this information useful to track my space usage. Early warning of quota limit would be a valuable thing to warn users so that they aware of their space limitation, in case they never use web based email agent. Hendry Lee
Re: automatic quota warning messages
On Tuesday, November 13, 2001, at 09:04 PM, Hendry D Lee wrote: >> All, >> >> I'm working some quota stuff with vpopmail, and wanted to get some >> opinions from the list before prodeeding... >> >> I'd like to add a "quotawarn" message option that will deliver a >> "you're >> near your quota" message to the user if they get close to their quota. >> The code comes from Mr. Sam's deliverquota, which gets the percentage >> from an argument. But I'm thinking of hard coding the percentage >> number >> (that triggers the warning message) into vpopmail, or maybe making it a >> configure option. What do you think the default should be? 90%? Is >> anyone even interested in this feature? >> >> Regards, >> >> Bill >> > > Bill, > > I think it is a good feature that some people will use. I would prefer > that I > have the percentage information on my web based email agent > (sqwebmail). Well, > Yahoo mail is showing this information every time I logon, and I find > this > information useful to track my space usage. I've already solved this for vpopmail/sqwebmail users, and will be posting an updated patch shortly. (My previous maildirquota patch had a bug). Since it tracks quota usage in maildirsize rather than .current_usage, sqwebmail already has built in support for displaying current usage. Granted, it's not as fancy as yahoo's, but it works. Unfortunately, IMAP based webmail clients like IMP and SquirrelMail can't take advantage of this without patches to read maildirsize or .current_usage directly, as (last time I checked) courier-imap doesn't support the imap-quota extension. > Early warning of quota limit would be a valuable thing to warn users so > that > they aware of their space limitation, in case they never use web based > email > agent. Regards, Bill Shupp
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