> Hi folks,
>
> I have setup up the qmail toaster, and everything works except the
> qmail-scanner doesn't seem to scan??
>
> It looks like the QMAILQUEUE environ var is not being set properly.
>
> I have the following in my tcp.smtp file
>
> # No Qmail-Scanner at all for mail from 127.0.0.1
> 127.
> I'm converting to the MySQL Auth backend for vpopmail, and the
> instructions aren't clear about when I need to run the vconvert. Do I do
> it after installing the new vpopmail? I really really don't want to lose
> this information.
Compile the new source, but do not install it. Then run vconve
> rcpthosts? Sorry if this is wrong, but, I'm new.
>
> Charles
That's correct. rcpthosts is what tells qmail-smtpd which domains it can
receive mail from. Also, virtualdomains is what tells qmail which user
user handles mail for that domain. So both files need to be copied to the
new server.
B
> Apparently this is all circumvented if you enable roaming-users
>
> I'm going to hack this on weekend hopefully
Oh, yeah. That's right, I forgot. Just comment out the RELAYLIENCT
condition in the spamassassin sub like so:
sub spamassassin {
#return if (defined($ENV{'RELAYCLIENT'}));
That'
> Actually, not using spamassasin, apparently when you enable
> roaming-users the tcp.smtp file is ignored
>
> Dave
No, that's not the case. tcp.smtp (in the ~vpopmail/etc directory) is for
static rules, open-smtp is for roaming users rules. open_smtp_relay()
adds the new relay rule to open-smtp
> Bill,
>
> Well, it doesn't work ?
Try putting some deny rules. If it still isn't working, try getting the
cdb tools from cr.yp.to and using cdbdump to see if the rules are in the
cdb file itself. If they are not, then something is definitely broken.
The only things I've seen bread this are pe
I'm trying to find a good ezmlm web interface. I've looked at ezweb, but it
doesn't fully integrate with vpopmail, it looks like. It says it only has
all it's features when you tie it in with vmailmgr.
Anyone know if there's other interfaces out there? I want to provide my
users with a decent inte
Please keep posts on the list if you want me to reply to them.
> Bill,
>
> this was the response from the qmail-scanner list
>
> Dave
That's becuase the spamassassin sub will return if the RELAYCLIENT
variable is set. Just comment it out, that should work.
Bill
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I've just lost some threads, maybe interesting?
> Please keep posts on the list if you want me to reply to them.
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> I've just lost some threads, maybe interesting?
He was replying to me, not the list. All my responses went to the list,
you that's all you saw. Not a particularly interesting problem IMO,
though.
I should write a squirrelmail plugin called "reply to list". SqWebmail
has that, and I think it'
> Thanks for the response. The upgrade went perfectly.
Excellent!
Bill
> I'm trying to find a good ezmlm web interface. I've looked at ezweb, but
> it doesn't fully integrate with vpopmail, it looks like. It says it only
> has all it's features when you tie it in with vmailmgr.
>
> Anyone know if there's other interfaces out there? I want to provide my
> users with a
> Bill,
>
> I'm not running spamassassin, and my version of spamassassin sub has
>
>
> return if (defined($ENV{'RELAYCLIENT'}) &&
> !defined($ENV{'QS_SPAMASSASSIN'}));
>
> is this still the problem?
>
> Dave
Perhaps if open-smtp and tcp.smtp have conflicting information, the
QMAILQUEUE variable ge
Bill Shupp said:
>> I'm trying to find a good ezmlm web interface. I've looked at ezweb, but
>> it doesn't fully integrate with vpopmail, it looks like. It says it only
>> has all it's features when you tie it in with vmailmgr.
>>
>> Anyone know if there's other interfaces out there? I want to prov
Bill,
Apparently there is a problem with it, I just quickly tried commenting
out the line below, and it still doesn't work. I think your right about
using the SMTP-AUTH instead
Dave
On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 18:20, Bill Shupp wrote:
> > Bill,
> >
> > I'm not running spamassassin, and my version of sp
Bill Shupp said:
>> I've just lost some threads, maybe interesting?
>
> He was replying to me, not the list. All my responses went to the list,
> you that's all you saw. Not a particularly interesting problem IMO,
> though.
>
> I should write a squirrelmail plugin called "reply to list". SqWebma
> Bill Shupp said:
>> He was replying to me, not the list. All my responses went to the
>> list, you that's all you saw. Not a particularly interesting problem
>> IMO, though.
>>
>> I should write a squirrelmail plugin called "reply to list".
>> SqWebmail has that, and I think it's cool.
>>
>> Bi
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