Dear gentlaman,
I got this problem...
command:
bash-2.03# /home/vpopmail/bin/clearopensmtp 2>&1 > /dev/null
error message:
tcprules: fatal: unable to move /home/vpopmail/etc/open-smtp.tmp.292 to
/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb: cross-device link
What's problem?
Terry Liang (BD7NQ)
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Has anyone successfully filtered mail that was delivered to
a vpopmail account? I've taken a previously working procmail
filter and tried it out with my vpopmail account, and it
just writes the same message to the maildir over and over.
I've modified it to point to the proper location of my
mailbo
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 07:32:30AM -0800, James wrote:
> Has anyone successfully filtered mail that was delivered to
> a vpopmail account?
Yes.
What version of procmail are you using? Are you using preline in the
.qmail file?
You need to supply more info about the setup you have, or refer to a
I have vpopmail 4.9.4 (upgraded from 3.4.11), qmail 1.03 on Openbsd 2.6
. I was using the % login but I figured since I had to recompile to use
4.9.4 I would convert over to the ip domains. Here is my configure
line:
./configure --enable-roaming-users=y --enable-relay-clear-minutes=120
--enable
Sounds like you're expecting the pop client to send the equivalent of a
"host header" like in HTTP. That doesn't happen. What happens is vchkpw
does a reverse lookup for the ip that the request came in on, and that's the
domain that it looks up the user in. The most common cause for ip-based
vp
Bill Shupp wrote:
>
> Sounds like you're expecting the pop client to send the equivalent of a
> "host header" like in HTTP. That doesn't happen. What happens is vchkpw
> does a reverse lookup for the ip that the request came in on, and that's the
> domain that it looks up the user in. The most
Uh, we're talking about 2 different things.. When I said it does a reverse
lookup on the ip that the request came IN on, that'w what I mean. NOT the
ip of the end user who's checking their mail.
The ONLY reason for ip-based mail domains is so that users do not have to
login with , just .
Exampl
Bill Shupp wrote:
>
> Uh, we're talking about 2 different things.. When I said it does a reverse
> lookup on the ip that the request came IN on, that'w what I mean. NOT the
> ip of the end user who's checking their mail.
>
> The ONLY reason for ip-based mail domains is so that users do not have
On 2000-11-03, at 01:30:41, Ken Jones wrote:
> We have a new GPL program and would like comments from anyone.
> http://www.inter7.com/vqalive/
> vqalive
> vqalive negotiates a shared ip between two machines. This provides
> for hot stand by failover to a redundant machine. Thus increasing
> o
