thanks a ton michael mccallister
--- Michael McCallister
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Newbie Qmail wrote the following on 4/5/2008 6:47
> PM:
> > Hi all
> >
> > is there any migration checklist from one qmail
> server
> > to another, (just a upgraded hard and with
> vpopmail
> > mysql database
Newbie Qmail wrote the following on 4/5/2008 6:47 PM:
Hi all
is there any migration checklist from one qmail server
to another, (just a upgraded hard and with vpopmail
mysql database entries?)
You ro
Hi all
is there any migration checklist from one qmail server
to another, (just a upgraded hard and with vpopmail
mysql database entries?)
You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of B
On Dec 13, 2004, at 4:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks, i'm trying to move a toaster implementation from one
machine to another. I have already installed all the packets accordind
to the qmailtoaster manual. After that, i copied all the databases
from /var/lib/mysql and the /usr/share
Hello folks, i'm trying to move a toaster
implementation from one machine to another. I have already installed all
the packets accordind to the qmailtoaster manual. After that, i copied
all the databases from /var/lib/mysql and the /usr/share/toaster content
to the new machine. I also copied the v
Hi all,
I want to migrate some domains from vpopmail 4.9.11 with cdb to latest 5.4
with mysql. On 5.2 versions, crypt passwords are valid on new installations
with md5, but on mysql it seems to fail (I has replaced pw_passwd field with
the encrypted password from vpasswd file and it fail to auth
Though there is now the vdeloldusers program that comes with vpopmail
to do just that now, but it does require that vpopmail is built with
the --enable-auth-logging=y option for mysql.
Im using it in association with some php pages at the moment to delete
users when the accounts are no longer n
On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 12:27, Bill Shupp wrote:
> > When you start to get a lot of users in the cdb file, a mysql auth lookup
> > can become a lot faster. I cant think of any other major advantage.
>
> Actually, according to Ken Jones, lookups for cdb are a bit faster. But
> *updates* to cdb for a
> When you start to get a lot of users in the cdb file, a mysql auth lookup
> can become a lot faster. I cant think of any other major advantage.
Actually, according to Ken Jones, lookups for cdb are a bit faster. But
*updates* to cdb for a domain above about 10K users get considerably
slower. A
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>Subject: Re: [toaster] Migration help required
>
>
>Stupid question: what is advantage of use of mysql passwords?
>
>mailboxes are still on normal filesystem?
>--
>Eero
>
Stupid question: what is advantage of use of mysql passwords?
mailboxes are still on normal filesystem?
--
Eero
On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 08:28 AM, hare ram wrote:
Hi
thanks
i was already running with mysql
so i will take raw dump and put in to next server
is this true ?
Yes.
Bill
Hi
thanks
i was already running with mysql
so i will take raw dump and put in to next server
is this true ?
hare
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Shupp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 8:43 PM
Subject: Re: [toaster] M
On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 03:03 AM, hare ram wrote:
ncorporating in new server
3. rsync the data.
never done before, any example, or what are files i should do rsync
~vpopmail and /var/qmail
4. convert accounts to mysql on new box
means take the back up of mysql and restore in to new box
Hi Bill
thanks for the quick reply
i could not able to post soon since i was not well
I have few more questions, since you have not answered
I have in old box,old Vpopmail and qmail is not patched
I have new box, which coming up nedd to be lated VPOPMAIL + qmail+
toaster0.5 patch
i need to do a
> Hello Mr Bill Shupp
>
> Very Good document, and the Document works Fine
> but there is small change in document need to be done
>
> With the error patches, and later document update for patch of 0.5 and
> check user patch, but rest all looks cool
>
> may if you can make document with spam and a
> Hello Mr Bill Shupp
>
> Very Good document, and the Document works Fine
> but there is small change in document need to be done
>
> With the error patches, and later document update for patch of 0.5 and
> check user patch, but rest all looks cool
>
> may if you can make document with spam and a
> Hello Mr Bill Shupp
>
> Very Good document, and the Document works Fine
> but there is small change in document need to be done
>
> With the error patches, and later document update for patch of 0.5 and
> check user patch, but rest all looks cool
>
> may if you can make document with spam and a
Hello Mr Bill Shupp
Very Good document, and the Document works Fine
but there is small change in document need to be done
With the error patches, and later document update for patch of 0.5 and
check user patch, but rest all looks cool
may if you can make document with spam and anti-virus
that
hello vchkpw users:
well, progress on the migration and faq bits of the toasterz site
continues, albeit slowly.
one of the major issues of resistence i've come across is that we
developers, understandably, only want to maintain one version of our
documentation. i believe that documentation should
On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 09:26 AM, Kelley G wrote:
this follows up on a previous less than optimal post.
anyway, i have been reading the man pages
in further detail, and the mysql load data in file method i
used previously might be good if you had access to mysql but
not ezmlm, ot
this follows up on a previous less than optimal post.
anyway, i have been reading the man pages
in further detail, and the mysql load data in file method i
used previously might be good if you had access to mysql but
not ezmlm, otherwise, use the ezmlm-sub command.
having come to qmail toaster
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