Hello fellow qmail/vpopmail
friends:
I am trying to get an
install of qmail up and running and I am stumbling at the last
hurdle.
I am installing qmail +
vpopmail +qmail-scanner, and everything seems to be installed ok, but I noticed
that qmail-scanner wants to use /usr/bin/suidperl.
Mate Wierdl wrote:
>
> So I run, as root in ~vpopmail/bin,
>
> ./vadddomain a.b.c
>
> Who is supposed to own
>
> ~vpopmail/domains/a.b.c
>
> ? Should I add the a.b.c (/etc/passwd) user first?
>
> (I have installed v 4.9.6 from rpm, and it makes the fixed
> nonexistent uid 521 to own all su
> Le Van Chi wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
>
> I am facing problem of login to POP3 account.
> I install qmail + vpopmail.
> vadddomain ok
> vadduser ok
>
>
> mail deliver to vpopmail account ok
>
> But, cannot authenticate on port 110. In logfile, vchkpw infor that
> user not found
>
>
> Could A
Edward Chaves wrote:
>
> On Sat, Feb 17, 2001 at 12:57:48PM -0500, Kari Suomela wrote:
> >
> > KJ> http://www.vpopmail.cx/vpopmail-4.9.8-1.tar.gz
> >
> > Nobody home?
> >
>
> oy! bad timing for a network switch. until ken changes dns for
> vpopmail.cx, the following url will work:
>
>
ktt wrote:
>
> I've tryed to create virtual domains on freebsd 4.0
> machine:
>
> # ./vadddomain foo.org
>
> but vpopmail didn't create any files in
> /home/vpopmail/domains
> and didn't show any errors.
> what it could be?
I did this once. Maybe you are having the same problem
I had. the vadd
Paul Juliano wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Situation: I send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] The address
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't exist in freemail.com. The mail instead gets
>delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED], which is the wrong address. Shouldn't the mail be
>bounced back to me saying [EMAIL PROTECTED
Paul Juliano wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> How does one upgrade an existing installation of vpopmail (vpopmail-3.4.11) to the
>latest one (vpopmail-4.9.8)? What configuration files should I back-up? Will I have
>to take down the existing installation?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
Thomas Foerster wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> i've modified vpopmail-4.9.8 do make vchkpw to log the last POP-Access for a user.
>
> It logs
> * Username
> * Domainname
> * Date+Time
> * IP-Address
> * Resolved IP (if available)
>
> Just compile vpopmail with mysql support , add --enable-
Please see my earlier posting about user-ext names.
And yes, it is normal.
Ken
Sumith Ail wrote:
>
> The [EMAIL PROTECTED] would be a catch all account...(as far as I know)
>
> - Sumith
> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, Febru
BD7NQ wrote:
>
> Hi Gentleman,
>
> How to setup my qmail+vchkpw system, only the pop3 user can access smtp service.
>
> -Terry BD7NQ
Look into --enable-roaming-users=y option.
Ken Joens
> zhjin wrote:
>
> can i install qmail and vpopmail on hp unix 10.20 or 11.00?
>
Sure.
Ken Jones
Chris Ochap wrote:
>
> once the vpasswd database starts gathering thousands and hundreds of
> thousands of users...is it divided up into smaller counterparts?
No. It is one file with one set of data.
If you read over the djbdns web pages, Dan Bernstien talks about
how cdb can support gigabyte
Ruben Vandille wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I got a problem.
> I added a new virtual domain, but I wanted the mail in the users homedir,
> so I did it like this:
> [root@devet001 gaia.be]# vadddomain -i 515 -g 100 -d /home/gaia gaia.be
>
> All necessary changes were done correctly: vadddomain added
Theepan wrote:
>
> Heyas,
>
> I installed qmail, and everything worked fine. Everyone on the sytem could
> receive mails.
>
> I wanted a mailinglist, so I installed ezmlm and qmailadmin to administrate
> the lists from the web. Now noone in my system, except the mailinglists, can
> receive mail
I was just wondering if freebsd sqwebmail with vpopmail mysql support
compiles cleanly yet?
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Ken Jones wrote:
> Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2001 06:07:04 -0600
> From: Ken Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Paul Juliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: upgrad
Hi Ken,
>> I hope that this patch *will* be added to the official vpopmail-distribution (e.g.
>with
>> a configure option)
> Done.
BIG thanks to you !!!
> I removed the host value, since the REMOTEHOST environment variable
> is not set if tcpserver -H option is on. (I like -H).
> I also added
Hi-
I'm using Qmail 1.03 & vpopmail 4.9.6-1 on OpenBSD 2.8 -stable.
Everything works as expected & I'm a happy camper. Of course, there
is one problem, or I wouldn't be writing...
I have virtualized our primary domain so shell users won't be sending
their passwords all over the net in clearte
Friday February 23 2001 11:34, Kit Halsted wrote to All:
KH> out of 6 consultants, but one guy used telnet & Pine extensively
KH> on
KH> our old system & really wants that functionality. I'm thinking
KH> it'll
KH> be fine, just set him up for ssh & Mutt & set a symlink for
KH> /home/vpop
"Francis P. Ling" wrote:
>
> Hi Ken and Kenneth,
>
> Just some discoveries ...
>
> I used vpopmail-4.98-1 (use vpasswd.c from the latest dist, not v4.94)
> modified lines as follows:
>
>
> vpopmail.c:1729:sprintf(TmpBuf2, "%s/Maildir/sqwebmail-pass", dir);
> vpopmail.c:1730:if ( (fs =
Kit Halsted wrote:
>
> Hi-
>
> I'm using Qmail 1.03 & vpopmail 4.9.6-1 on OpenBSD 2.8 -stable.
> Everything works as expected & I'm a happy camper. Of course, there
> is one problem, or I wouldn't be writing...
>
> I have virtualized our primary domain so shell users won't be sending
> their pa
Kari Suomela wrote:
>
> Friday February 23 2001 11:34, Kit Halsted wrote to All:
>
> KH> out of 6 consultants, but one guy used telnet & Pine extensively
> KH> on
> KH> our old system & really wants that functionality. I'm thinking
> KH> it'll
> KH> be fine, just set him up for ssh & Mutt &
At 12:27 PM -0500 2/23/01, Kari Suomela wrote:
>Friday February 23 2001 11:34, Kit Halsted wrote to All:
>
> KH> out of 6 consultants, but one guy used telnet & Pine extensively
> KH> on
> KH> our old system & really wants that functionality. I'm thinking
> KH> it'll
> KH> be fine, just set h
Sorry, I really should have been more clear. Here's what I'm looking for:
A user, let's call him Patrick, has to get POP mail at night when he
gets home. He also has to be able to read mail via SSH & Mutt during
the day.
Here's the kicker: it is strictly forbidden for users on this system
to
Does it have to be Mutt or can he use Pine?
Matt
> -Original Message-
> From: Kit Halsted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 11:25 AM
> To: Ken Jones
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Virtual User, symlink, Mutt...
>
>
> Sorry, I really should have been m
vQregister is new web-based signup CGI that
more than replaces the old vQsignup program
we released early last year. If you're running
vQsignup now, or you're considering allowing
users to signup for free accounts, it's worth
taking a look at.
We will be adding a new feature very soon
which will
Quite honestly this is a custom form that most of us code ourselves in php
to insert the info we need from users. What you really need to do is allow
us to pick our own fields...and integrate whatever html we want into it.
Regards,
Dan
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Date:
Hi List,
I have an interesting little story that all of you might find quite
interesting. It has a happy ending but I'd also like a little feedback from
the rest of you on other possible solutions to this.
Six months ago I built, and pushed into production a mail server, running on
5 FreeBSD 4.1
Complete bullshit pardon the termsplease provide docs on not
running as root. I think this should have been done after first sqwebmail
remote exploit..thx.
--
Dan
+--+
| BRAVENET WEB SERVICES |
|
Maybe what I said wasn't as clear as it could
have been. Exactly what you requested below,
is the feature we will be adding.
PHP is inefficient BTW. :)
Dan Phoenix wrote:
>
> Quite honestly this is a custom form that most of us code ourselves in php
> to insert the info we need from users. Wha
On Fri, Feb 23, 2001 at 11:30:53AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Maybe what I said wasn't as clear as it could
> have been. Exactly what you requested below,
> is the feature we will be adding.
>
> PHP is inefficient BTW. :)
Totally OT, but one user registration per second adds up to 86,400
Dan Phoenix wrote:
>
> Complete bullshit pardon the termsplease provide docs on not
> running as root. I think this should have been done after first sqwebmail
> remote exploit..thx.
chown vpopmail sqwebmail
chgrp vchkpw sqwebmail
chmod ug+s sqwebmail
done
Need any more docs?
Ken J
I wasn't going to humor such a rude request but since Ken responded, I felt
that I should at least point out that sqwebmail must run as root if vpopmail
is configured to use multiple uid/gid.
Matt
> -Original Message-
> From: Ken Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February
Not everyone has a single box devoted to Apache with
PHP modules. In fact, many people run a large amount
of time consuming processes. Efficiency is always a
factor, when it can be taken into account. Web
based products should always be concerned with efficiency.
Mark Delany wrote:
>
> On Fri
inefficent?
alot of speed and very easy to code.
Take me 10 lines of c code for one line in php.
+ it is built in apache as a module so it runs faster.
Of course c is faster and for any kind of real software it should be used.
But for a websitephp is generally the choice.
On Fri, 23 Feb 20
Apparently some companies devote more time than
others to their releases.
Dan Phoenix wrote:
>
> inefficent?
> alot of speed and very easy to code.
> Take me 10 lines of c code for one line in php.
> + it is built in apache as a module so it runs faster.
>
> Of course c is faster and for any ki
At 1:40 PM -0700 2/23/01, Matt Simerson wrote:
>Does it have to be Mutt or can he use Pine?
I'm not sure. Pine was pulled from the OpenBSD ports for security
reasons, & I respect that. OTOH, if Pine can do this I might be
willing to take the risk.
What can Pine do?
-Kit
>Matt
>
>> -Orig
Well, what I've done for one of my domains (my personal one) is use
vpopmail's multiple uid/gid so that my mail domain is in my personal home
directory. So, in this example I'm set up like this:
/usr/home/matt/ (that me)
/usr/home/matt/domains/simerson.net (one of my domains)
/usr/hom
Hello
Excuse me if I sound silly...I am new to all this.
Shouldn't Qmailadmin login as root and then change to the userid when its
access the home directory of a user.
If this can be manually done..can someone please let me know
This is what webshell 2.3 filemanager program does from psoft.net
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