[toaster] POP and IMAP Auth Failed - migrating from old toaster

2004-10-25 Thread Matt Gourley
Morning all, We're migrating our userbase from an older version of the toaster to the latest, and I'm running into auth issues when I test POP and IMAP. I'm getting: Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to dell10. Escape character is '^]'. +OK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> user [EMAIL PROTECTED] +OK pass ***

Re: [toaster] POP and IMAP Auth Failed - migrating from old toaster

2004-10-25 Thread Tom Collins
On Oct 25, 2004, at 6:28 AM, Matt Gourley wrote: We're migrating our userbase from an older version of the toaster to the latest, and I'm running into auth issues when I test POP and IMAP. Does vuserinfo report the correct password? There's a program in vpopmail's contrib directory that will let y

Re: [toaster] POP and IMAP Auth Failed - migrating from old toaster

2004-10-25 Thread Matt Gourley
> On Oct 25, 2004, at 6:28 AM, Matt Gourley wrote: >> We're migrating our userbase from an older version of the toaster to >> the >> latest, and I'm running into auth issues when I test POP and IMAP. > > Does vuserinfo report the correct password? > > There's a program in vpopmail's contrib directo

Re: [toaster] Logs flooding

2004-10-25 Thread List
I modified the logwatch script in /etc/log.d/scripts/services/vpopmail to give a count of successful login attempts instead of a line about each one: near the beginning (under "# We don't care about these"): } elsif (($ThisLine =~ /login success/)) { $LoginSuccess++; and at the end of the fi

Re: [toaster] Logs flooding

2004-10-25 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
List wrote: And i got :- [EMAIL PROTECTED] services]# ./vpopmail syntax error at ./vpopmail line 16, near ") # We don't care about these }" Execution of ./vpopmail aborted due to compilation errors. Can someone enlighten me. Thanks Well, that quote after the curly bracket might be a problem