Greetings folks,
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:EXPLANATION
I am this close -> '' to getting courier-imap to work (well) with vchkpw.
I have compiled courier --without-authdaemon and --with-authvchkpw.
I have been running vpopmail 5.2.1 for a while now, but on someone's
> We added a clear password field that used to be default turned off
> for backwards compatibility. I think in later versions of 5.3 folks
> updated the code to support either. I'd recommend backing up
> your vpopmail/bin, lib and include directory then doing a regular
> install of vpopmail with --
> Hello All,
>
> i have a stupid problem with vpopmail and smtp-after-pop or
> smtp-auth. I have
> read a howto in the web where vpopmail is used to make
> smtp-after-pop or
> smtp-auth. I have configured my run script for pop3d and
> smtpd like it was
> configured in the howto but it doesn'
> > Three questions:
> > 1. have you checked to make sure that `hostname --fqdn` returns your
> > domain name?
>
> Yes, it returns the hostname of my Server but the domain name
> is not a virtual
> host... should it be that?
No, shouldn't matter.
> > 2. Did you apply the smtp-auth patch to qma
> Does anyone have a script that will add or delete email
> accounts in vpopmail
> given a static file with the email address of each user we
> want to add or
> delete?
Do you mean something like
# for f in `cat file.txt` ; do /home/vpopmail/bin/vadduser $f ; done
Then you'd have to manage th
Tom Collins wrote:
>
> On Feb 2, 2004, at 7:21 AM, Luca Morettoni wrote:
> > I have two server running vpopmail (5.3.27 on the first and
> 5.3.30 on
> > the second), some user have a particular .qmail file (with some
> > command executed with | command) and all work fine.
> > The problem (on both
Greetings,
I have been considering using the chkuser patch in conjunction with
simscan. I've looked at the docs and FAQs, but can't find anything
that talks about how chkuser works with a domain in smtproutes. Is
there a way that chkuser could accept e-mail to any account in one
particular domai
