I just downloaded a copy of DBMail via CVS, and am attempting to set it
up. I ran configure with --woth-mysql --prefix=/usr/local/dbmail. I
created the dbmail.conf file, all looks good.
Up until I try to add a user. Heck, here's the documentation example.
proxy bin # ./dbmail-adduser a john se
Have you tried?
./dbmail-adduser a john secret 2500 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Notice no "0".
Exact same error.
Steven Lynn wrote:
Have you tried?
./dbmail-adduser a john secret 2500 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Notice no "0".
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Check your syntax on the password. I swore it had to have something
like {md5sum:} when using cleartext or something.
Dan
On Wed, Aug 04, 2004 at 05:33:18PM -0600, Kyle Brantley wrote:
> Exact same error.
>
> Steven Lynn wrote:
>
> >Have you tried?
> >
> >./dbmail-adduser a john secret 250
Nope. I tried all sorts of funky random things, to no avail.
Also, call me inept, but there's the log dbmail should keep? I'm afraid
the --prefix=/usr/local/dbmail did something to it, but I can't find it
period
Dan Weber wrote:
Check your syntax on the password. I swore it had to have
Found the problem, it's a bug in the CVS version I'm sure
Aug 4 23:53:28 proxy dbmail/adduser[8481]: __auth_query(): query
failed: [Table 'dbmail.users' doesn't exist]
"dbmail.users" instead of what it should be, "dbmail_users".
Kyle Brantley wrote:
Nope. I tried all sorts of funky ran
This can't be right. This command doesn't exist anymore. It was renamed to
dbmail-user with a different (saner) commandline syntax. So if you're running
dbmail-adduser, my guess is you're running an older build.
Kyle Brantley wrote:
Found the problem, it's a bug in the CVS version I'm sure
I'm guessing that you (Kyle) did run the new create_tables script, but
that you are running some old executables. Do you perhaps have some old
executbles hanging around in your path somewhere?
Ila
Paul J Stevens wrote:
This can't be right. This command doesn't exist anymore. It was
renamed t
Hi,
The auto reply works great apart from when I get the reply back it comes
from "unknown". Also, is there any way to change where it says "AW: reply
subject" to something like "Auto Responder: reply subject" or "Out of
Office: reply subject"? I guess it would involve a chnage to the source.
Can
The autoreply functionality shouldn't be used. It doesn't behave well in more
respects than you mention. For instance it doesn't detect loops, mailbombs, etc.
Try using the python plugin I wrote a little over a month ago. I should do the
trick just fine.
see http://mailman.fastxs.net/pipermai
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