--enable-large-site (I think) toggles whether to make subdirs to organize users in blocks of 100 for large sites. When you get 200 users you will see a 1 directory created, and so on. It's better than storing hundreds of users in one directory. The home directory for each user is in the mysql database (if you are using mysql).
-Scott
John Van Boxtel wrote:
Yeah this is similar to what we had before vpopmail.... vpopmail does
something though that makes qmail break and create a loopJohn
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To: "John Van Boxtel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 11:34 AM
Subject: Re: Autoresponders> hi
>
> did you try something like this?
> qmail-username:
>
> |/usr/local/bin/autorespond 10 10 .auto.txt .autolog
> /username/Maildir/
>
> this worked for me (however with stock qmail, no vpopmail, so you probably
have to try
> it.)
>
> greetz & hope it helps
>
> Flavio
>
> On Wed, 4 Oct 2000 08:46:42 -0700, John Van Boxtel said:
>
> > Sorry for double posting but I never got any replies the first time
> > around...
> > If anyone has ANY comments on this please make them, as if I don't get
any
> > responses I will take it as no one being interested and my problem
being a
> > non issue to others (and thus if i find a solution or right a new
autoreply
> > I won't have to GPL it)
> >
> > Once again...
> >
> > Does anyone know about any autoresponders that allow one account to
> > autorespond AND save the message into their maildir or mbox? All the
ones
> > that I have tried with vpopmail seem to cause loops on the first
message
> > when trying to deliver to one account.
> >
> > As a work around, I have created a perl cgi script that users can use
to
> > turn autoreplies on and off, but all it is really doing is deleting
their
> > account, creating a new account, and adding an autorespond with the
same
> > name as the old account that sends mail to the new account. Turning it
off
> > does the reverse.
> >
> > The perl script does havea flaw, it deletes all hte messages that have
not
> > been "popped" out, so I was going to work on making it so that it will
move
> > all messages in the mbox, or maildir to the temp
> > account, and all the messages from the temp account back to the
recreated
> > user account.
> >
> > The thing that has stopped this from being ready is I can't
> > figure out why some accounts are created in a "0" directory in
vpopmail, and
> > others are in the root of the domain's directory. As soon as I figure
that
> > out or write in a way to parse the vpasswd file easily for the
directory of
> > the
> > maildir. Any ideas about the "0" directory?
> >
> > John Van Boxtel
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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