Re: [vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

Hey On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 14:04:53 -0600 Alex Borges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > El mar, 27-01-2004 a las 13:20, Alejandro Aguilar Sierra escribió: > > > Sure, all the postmasters of the domains I host have access to qmailadmin, > > > but I meant something the users could use theirself. > > >

Re: [vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

El mar, 27-01-2004 a las 13:20, Alejandro Aguilar Sierra escribió: > > Sure, all the postmasters of the domains I host have access to qmailadmin, > > but I meant something the users could use theirself. > > Hmm.. OK, users can use qmailadmin. Is there a way to allow users to use > qmailadmin from

Re: [vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

> Sure, all the postmasters of the domains I host have access to qmailadmin, > but I meant something the users could use theirself. Hmm.. OK, users can use qmailadmin. Is there a way to allow users to use qmailadmin from another application, say, squirrelmail? -- Alejandro Aguilar Sierra [EMAIL

Re: [vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

> Take a look at QmailAdmin for a start. Sure, all the postmasters of the domains I host have access to qmailadmin, but I meant something the users could use theirself. Thank you anyway. -- Alejandro Aguilar Sierra [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

Check out qmailadmin ... it will give access to each user on some of those features. El mar, 27-01-2004 a las 12:55, Alejandro Aguilar Sierra escribió: > Hello: > > What is the recommended way to allow remote users use the benefits of > filters based on .qmail-x files? (l

Re: [vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

On Jan 27, 2004, at 11:55 AM, Alejandro Aguilar Sierra wrote: What is the recommended way to allow remote users use the benefits of filters based on .qmail-x files? (like vacation, autoresponders, folder filters, etc). Remote users connect to the server only by pop3, imap or webmail. Take a look

[vchkpw] How can remote users use vacation, .qmail filters, etc?

Hello: What is the recommended way to allow remote users use the benefits of filters based on .qmail-x files? (like vacation, autoresponders, folder filters, etc). Remote users connect to the server only by pop3, imap or webmail. Thanks in advance for any hint. -- Alejandro Aguilar Sierra

[vchkpw] OT maildrop, filters and quotas

I've had a problem for quite some time now and it never got answered on the list, so I made a work around. Was previously running domain-based maildrop filters by piping to maildrop in my .qmail-default file but I ran into problems with that. For some reason, and I could never figure out ex

Re: Spam Filters - per user.

Never mind! A short course of RTFM fixed that one.

Spam filters - Per User

I'm trying to set up a filter arrangement that will let virtual users have their own procmail/maildrop filters. Security is arranged by the simple expedient of having the tables created and managed from a simple set of scripts. What I need to know is how to activate them on a domain or

Re: Filters

etc.) - 3 user levels: admin, domainadmin, user - filters at system, domain and user level - aliases, autoresponders, vacation, forwarders at domain and user level - user qotas for objects (diskspace, alises, autoresponders etc.) etc. in short - things i miss in qmailadmin - i do not want to add f

Re: Filters

I would very much welcome a webinterface for filtering, independent of sqwebmail. I would be great if there would be a way to filter mailboxes and not only incoming mail. I currently have all my filters set up and working with maildrop, and I think the maildrop filtering rules are quite

Re: Filters

Robert J Adams wrote: > > Hello all, > > I just wanted to make sure that the developers of vpopmail intend to keep > the filtering option. I mentioned that Sqwebmail now writes maildrop filters > and someone mentioned that vpopmail might move over to use maildrop style >

Filters

Hello all, I just wanted to make sure that the developers of vpopmail intend to keep the filtering option. I mentioned that Sqwebmail now writes maildrop filters and someone mentioned that vpopmail might move over to use maildrop style filters? I'm getting ready to write a web interface t

filters

hi, by now i've read about filters in sqwebmail - well - how can this work with vpopmail ? - sqwbmails filters rely on maildrop acting as local delivery agent - vpopmail delivers by vdelivermail - maildrop can not use vpops user database - vpopmail can not use userdb how can i make this

Re: R F C - filters

Could you make the filter code match sqwebmail's filter specification? Then sqwebmail users could set vpopmail filters. Keeping the two projects working together is a noble goal ;] Ken Jones Matthias Henze wrote: > > hi, > > i'm going to modify my filtermodule to

Re: R F C - filters

eful to anyone else. Michiel > > At 22:11 01.08.00 +0100, you wrote: > >Matthias Henze wrote: > > > > > > hi, > > > > > > i'm going to modify my filtermodule to vdeliver as described below - please > > > comment ! > > > >Ok, here

Re: R F C - filters

Michiel Dethmers wrote: > > Matthias Henze wrote: > > > > hi, > > > > i'm going to modify my filtermodule to vdeliver as described below - please > > comment ! > > Ok, here are some comments then: > > 1. I've spent quite some time ge

Re: R F C - filters

Matthias Henze wrote: > > hi, > > i'm going to modify my filtermodule to vdeliver as described below - please > comment ! Ok, here are some comments then: 1. I've spent quite some time getting maildrop to work with vpopmail, and all my filters are set up with the

R F C - filters

hi, i'm going to modify my filtermodule to vdeliver as described below - please comment ! vpopmail simple filter add on v 1.1 === (this second aproach is more readable than the first one, i think) the filter enginge reads .vpopfilter files in the followin loc