On Fri, 2004-03-05 at 01:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At the moment I am using a mysql database for
> vpopmail authentication. Does pure-ftpd use
> vpopmail authentication so it would use the
> same database table as defined by vpopmail?
no idea, I just saw a file in contrib/ in my pure
Hi,
At the moment I am using a mysql database for
vpopmail authentication. Does pure-ftpd use
vpopmail authentication so it would use the
same database table as defined by vpopmail?
If you know the URL, would you please be able
to point me to it? I am currently googling
for all references to vpo
Hi list members,
the problem is solved.
It seems there were some problems with 'vconvert -c -m', after setting
the password manually everything went well.
I don't know if and when I'll have time to invertigate this issue, but
for those being affected (dear archive reader :-))) ) this SQL command
>> - log output of vchkpw
>> Dec 18 21:08:23 mx2 /var/log/vpopmail.log[23809]: vchkpw-pop3:
>> password fail [EMAIL PROTECTED]:217.235.36.51
PP> OK, so it seems to lookup the correct user.
PP> | The query seems to request no plain text but only MD5-crypted
PP> | password.
PP> That's not correct.
>>
Hi Info,
Three notes first:
- Writing in German to this list ain't a really good idea. Germans will
be the minority here, so english is the preferred language.
- Sending your answer to the list is enough, I'm reading the list and
don't need a copy in my PM mailbox.
- Setting "Reply-To" in you
Guten Tag Peter Palmreuther,
am Mittwoch, 18. Dezember 2002 um 09:07 schrieben Sie:
PP> Hello Info,
PP> On Tuesday, December 17, 2002 at 9:10:25 PM you wrote:
>> Now I have a new system with mysql-support
PP> [...]
>> But md5-driven auth fails, because the auth-process log into the system
>> wi
Hello Info,
On Tuesday, December 17, 2002 at 9:10:25 PM you wrote:
> Now I have a new system with mysql-support
[...]
> But md5-driven auth fails, because the auth-process log into the system
> with a md5-key, which is not the same as the normal password of the
> user.
?!?!?
Could you please pos
Daniel Hardaker wrote:
>
> Ive been studying the code for vpopmail and cant answer my question from
> it...so I hope someone can shed some light on it for me.
>
> When addint a POP user to a domain, whyis it not enough to simply add their
> details into the relevant sql table? Ive tried to add
Not only must the user exist in the database, they must also
have a directory. Adding user directories yourself is bad.
vpopmail has a directory structure it sticks it, and mucking
with that can cause problems.
So to everyone who tries to do vpopmail's job for it, do it
at your own risk.
Daniel
