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Japheth Cleaver wrote:
> On Sat, March 14, 2009 10:30 am, aledr wrote:
>> On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Matt Brookings wrote:
>
> *snip*
>
> We've had the same sort of concerns regarding FHS compliance (and
> eas-
will make packaging easy
Please explain.
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> linked with mysql, pgsql, oracle etc..
Please explain why you would need different parts of vpopmail talking
to different databases.
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opmail as a project just doesn't need them very badly right now.
If someone wants to write a patch against the 5.5 tree, I'll look into it and
if the code is done well, I will consider adding it, but it was not in my plan
for 5.5.
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If your users of this domain own both domains, and simply want the
new domain to 'be their primary', just tell them it's done, and to use the
new domain name and leave everything as it is.
The instructions above look correct by the way :)
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g to make vpopmail better!
I'll probably look into what it will take to move the authentication
backends into modules for the 5.5 branch.
Thanks for your input.
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> and make the vpopmail userbase grow.
I appreciate your input. I'm just not very familiar with binary distribution
maintenance. I will be looking into this further.
Thanks!
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the module code itself and update it's naming conventions.
Because of naming conflicts, the backend modules rename any exported 'vauth_'
commands to
'auth_', and 'vclose' becomes 'vvclose'. For an exact list, look at vauth.c in
the main
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The pgsql module now builds. That leaves Sybase and Oracle, both of which I
simply don't have any experience developing
with.
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uld be great! I think I've got MySQL and Postgres taken care of, but a
second set of eyes would be great. I'll be dropping a snapshot before I leave
work today, or just grab it from SVN in branches/v5_5_0.
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Major change since last snapshot is backend module support.
Below is the current ChangeLog:
5.5.0 - Current
Matt Brookings
- Updated build scripts considerably
- Updated to build vusaged
- Fixed some format string bugs
- Updated config
ld take a quick look at
how it's forming
paths and let me know if everything checks out as it should.
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Itamar Reis Peixoto wrote:
> I will make a rpms for fedora and submit it for review.
>
> I will send a feedback for you as soon as possible
Sounds wonderful.
Thanks!
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+chpass +expert -relay
Changing: +chpass -relay +expert
t...@test.com:
+chpass +pop +webmail +imap -bounce
-relay +dialup -user0 -user1 -user2
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So, there you have it.
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At the top of configure.ac, comment out:
AC_SUBST(CFLAGS, "")
AC_SUBST(LDFLAGS, "")
..then run autoconf, and re-configure and make. I'll fix this in
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Wouter van der Schagt wrote:
> Yup :) My question is, perhaps i should rephrase it, whether it can be
> included in the next version automatically :)
I'll get it in 5.5 later today. I have to patch it for 5.5 first.
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he mailstore directory be created then? Should the
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> I'll make a more detailed report and patches.
I need to make some further changes to the build system, so if you
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a whole, which it appears it does
not, I'll be
removing it from the source file.
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Manvendra Bhangui wrote:
> My mistake. That flag was meant for a filter executable built using eps.
> I have not yet completed it for vpopmail. It should be removed.
Sounds good. It's in the repository.
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>> ./conftest$ac_exeext
Wow. Okay. I've got a 64bit laptop over here. I'll work it out over there.
>> I'll write a new mail to discuss about the packaging process, I need
>> just a few hours to solve some problems.
Cool, thanks.
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>> Here is the section for MD5 on a x86_64 system:
What OS and flavor btw? I'm installing CentOS on a laptop over here. I've
got to resize the partitions first though. Another hour and 45 left on the
resize.
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Itamar Reis Peixoto wrote:
> Can you fix CFLAGS and LDFLAGS in other scripts too?
>
> ./backends/postgres/configure.ac
> ./backends/mysql/configure.ac
> ./backends/cdb/configure.ac
> ./backends/ldap/configure.ac
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> On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Matt Brookings wrote:
> aledr wrote:
>>>>> Here is the section for MD5 on a x86_64 system:
> What OS and flavor btw? I'm installing CentOS on a laptop over here. I'
t; bigdir.o: could not read symbols: Bad value
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> make: *** [libvpopmail.so] Error 1
> [ita...@localhost vpopmail]$
Temporary solution is to export CFLAGS="-fPIC" and configure && make again.
Permanent fix in svn.
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> vpopmail make install should support DESTDIR
Added to svn.
By the way, there is no need to CC me personally. Mailing to the list is
plenty :)
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not very familiar with the issues involved in getting
vdelivermail to deliver to Dovecot directly, but I would like to see more
support for Dovecot in vpopmail.
As soon as there's some preliminary idea of how to get this part working,
or some sample code, please let me know so I can l
fi ; \
This was basically what I was planning on doing. If they aren't root,
and they haven't set the path to something they can potentially write to,
it won't chmod or mkdir.
That would cover the bases, right?
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> done simply because djb did it in qmail?
I doubt that. I've never heard anyone reference that on the list,
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> or build the software... or is there some other reason root permissions
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They are required because currently, the Makefiles want to mkdir and
chown, etc.
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working on packaging vpopmail,
let me know if this does the trick, or what further changes are still
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tcrypt
gdb> run
It should tell you what line it failed at.
>> But It doesn't have: #include
>> ;D
Woops. Did including crypt.h fix it?
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OPMAIL_DIR_ETC)/vusaged.conf; fi
Eh, ignore those. They aren't that important. How did the 'make install' go?
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aledr wrote:
> Woops. Did including crypt.h fix it?
>
>> Yes... =D
Great! I'll add the change to the repository.
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> not permitted
Woops. Missed the postgres and MySQL backends. Will fix this.
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ed when building vpopmail, but that may
change.
As a result of this log I found a few issues that still need to be resolved,
but I'll get em fixed here soon.
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s, in 5.5.
Try not to discuss what vpopmail does and does not do in reference to
development
when looking at 5.4. 5.4 is locked. If you want to know if vpopmail does
something,
check 5.5 :)
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- Updated detection and auto-creation of tcp.smtp inside configure.ac to work
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- Updated backend Makefiles to not chown when not root
- Fixed bug in vauth_open wrapper that returned success instead of failure if
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ail 5.4.25 which run perfectly
Did you 'make install' in the backend directory? If so, please paste
the commands the make install ran. Also, please provide 'uname -a' and
also what configure options you used.
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entry will be quite large; it will factor this in.
Is that what you were looking for, or were you looking for something more
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In
uota support. So, I suppose
the answer to your question is that it's better.
As far as stability, I only have it on a few production servers, and I haven't
gotten any reports from people. I can't really say except from my own
experience,
which is that it has not caused any problems.
..@domain,129387
> pe...@domain,19273
> ja...@domain,102938
>
> Where the output is comma delimited as mailbox,storage_used
That's not how the client API works. Take a look at vusagec.c in the root
directory in
the 5.5 branch. It shows how the client API works.
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kengheng wrote:
>> ln -s /var/qmail/vpopmail/lib/vmysql.so
Please paste output of:
ldd /var/qmail/vpopmail/lib/vmysql.so
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t;libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0xb7e93000)
>/lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0xb805)*
Add /usr/local/mysql/lib/mysql to your ldconfig and try again.
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anch in svn that will report the failure. In the mean time, recompile
the
backend with --enable-libdir=/path where path is the full path to the directory
that libmysqlclient.so is located.
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set it to copy,
and that would include user1 to user2 if your taps covered it.
Format for taps is :. If the source regular
expression
matches the envelope sender or any recipient, destination will be BCC'd on the
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information
about either. This isn't something we're going to be able to walk you through
via a
mailing list, and much of it is outside the scope of this mailing list and
shouldn't be
here.
I would highly recommend you contact a professional qmail consultant for this
work.
ve at a unique filename is
entirely up to the delivery process. Processes reading these files, like
a POP3 or IMAP server, do not care what the filename is.
Therefore, unless vpopmail was trying to re-create the same filenames over
and over, there was no misbehavior in previous ver
t seem to
'work' again? More than likely, there was a bug fixed in the older
version that allowed your odd system of clustering to work, whereas now,
it's doing the correct checks and balances.
Again, this is really only guess. I'd try putting your old vdelivermail
binary in
process. Just something
to think about.
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Fix that, and you'll fix the problem.
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>
> How can I do that ?
You cannot. The best way to do what you want is to have an SMTP authentication
patch installed on your system.
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Starting it manually results in the same:
>
> /home/vpopmail/bin/vusaged: error while loading shared libraries:
> libvpopmail.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
>
> Eventhough the libdir according to the configure output seems to be
> correct.
Same as ab
..er, it's --enable-domainquotas not --enable-domain-quotas
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>> I though it's just making some remarks about your init.d script in the
>> script's header.
>
>> http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/lsb
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should be stable, it should be that daemon. Several months of development and
testing
went into that code.
> As for the LSB (Linux Standard Base) tags..I think the implementation is
> relatively new. More information is
will notice that many of 5.5's binaries use the daemon. vuserinfo,
vdominfo,
vdelivermail, vchkpw, etc.
It will be *a lot* faster than a du.
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cate the sent mail. You wouldn't want a spammer, or an employee
who shouldn't be emailing everyone, to email company-wide.
You could write an email interface to vpopbull probably. One that requires
a password somewhere in the email, and have it passed the message via a
dotqmail
Disable quota checking and build the vusage daemon separately. You can then
use the vusage API, or the client, to perform your own checks. The vusage
daemon doesn't care about vpopmail's configurations in regards to quota
checking, because it doesn't do quota enforcement.
will look for
a password in the email (to be stripped out of course).
I'll look into this. I'll probably have it link EPS and only enable this
feature
if EPS is found on the system.
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g the correct etc directory
(ie: it's looking at the correct vpopmail.mysql file), and that the
vpopmail.mysql
file is accurate? Also, please give me the output of:
nm ~vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.authmodule
ldd ~vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.authmodule
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andle quotas? mail
> delivered to the alias, is it calculated in the usage of the real domain?
An alias domain is interchangeable with the original domain in operation.
The only difference is how it's added and deleted.
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> password for Wachovia Online Banking. To change this information,
> please follow the instructions below:
As hilarious as this is, I've unsubscribed Wachovia's online banking support
email address from the vchkpw list.
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omains with an average of four users/domain and like
> 90G of mail.
Great! Please let me know how it goes. We have it in production at a few
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long time to poll,
we artificially adjust it's next update time. The 'factor' is a multiplicative
of how long it took.
So, if a directory has 250,000 emails in it, and it took 3 minutes to poll it,
we don't want to poll that directory very often because what are the cha
ould ever
> exist in the smtp conversation anyhow...
You are supposed to redirect stdout and stderr to another location. Either to
/dev/null or
to logfiles.
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d generally debugging output, etc, are done with printf()s and
fprintf()s
which unless purposely mucked with, are going to hit descriptors 1 and 2.
Anyway, please let us know if you figure out what's going on.
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me how to update the vpopmail on a qmailtoaster server.
Back up your ~vpopmail/lib, bin, etc, and include directories. Then install
vpopmail from source over the existing vpopmail installation.
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rs for storing and comparing quotas, so yes,
5.5 can set quotas above 2gb.
Furthermore, the latest development version looking to go stable, 5.4.28, has
changes to use these same 64bit integers and has support for the vpopmail usage
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es to write this file in memory.
Basically, vusaged should be providing maildirsize readers with the information
they need by accessing vusaged. If they don't do that, or can't be updated
to do this, the case with most existing packages, it shouldn't be stated
anywhere
they shouldn'
and qmailadmin.
The 5.5 branch's time frame depends greatly on 5.4.28's time line. When
5.4.28 goes stable, the final version of the 5.4 tree, 5.5 will become the
development version looking for a stable release.
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5.5 tree could go development with it's *many*, *big* changes.
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if that
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7;d be
pretty
surprised, but it's certainly possible.
Is there any chance you can copy the existing domain to this test environment?
Maybe
copying the domain over to the test environment will duplicate the issue so I
can
debug it.
Many thanks again for allowing me to access your systems
e new interface looks nicer, but it's also slower and appears to be missing
features the old one had.
Any ideas?
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ke to know.
Can you compile vusaged with 'CFLAGS += -g3 -static', reproduce the
segfault running vusaged under valgrind, and then email me the valgrind
output?
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rse, I'm trying to execute this command as
> root.
> The owner of qmail files is "vpopmail" who belongs to the group
> "vchkpw".
What authentication backend are you using? LDAP?
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Benón Fuertes wrote:
> El jue, 06-08-2009 a las 12:15 -0500, Matt Brookings escribió:
> Benón Fuertes wrote:
>>>> server# /var/vpopmail/bin/vadduser u...@domain password
>>>> Error: Internal (implementation specific
if they work better.
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ther interface using the API), without being a domain
administrator.
A couple notes:
* This feature works independently of vlimits
* This code has been in production for several years under heavy use but
the the code was written for
an older version of vpopmail
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Matt Brookings wrote:
> * This code has been in production for several years under heavy use but
> the the code was written for
> an older version of vpopmail
Er, this is incorrect. It was written for an old version of qmailadm
files not to
show up,
it may take a while for the uploaded file to be available.
If you're able to use 5.5 in a semi-production, or production environment,
please do
not hesitate to give me any feedback about your experience.
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Please add this to the feature request tracker on SourceForge.
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but that's not currently available.
Just an OT about the config: It will be compiled so as to be very quick to load.
Thoughts anyone?
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Inter7 Internet Technologies, Inc. (81
way out of the configure script.
I'll have this fixed shortly.
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e, not the main source tree.
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#define MANY_DOMAINS 1
..then rebuild the MySQL module and re-start the vusage daemon.
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> least a universal alternative...
I was being too general for the sake of brevity when I referenced parsing of
/etc/passwd.
The getpwnam and related functions use whatever authentication system you have
for authenticating
system users.
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thentication backend
stores
user and group information. This means you're accessing an authentication
database
for uid/gid information. Whether you choose to do password comparisons is up
to you,
but the call is just as expensive.
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