"B.Negrão" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ok. Look, I'm using in my system a default domain too. But, since I remember, I didn't use that configure option. Instead, I compiled the program without aditional options, created a domain with the vadddomain, and created a symbolic link from the domain directory to the users directory, like this: cd /home/vpopmail rm -rf users ln -s /home/vpopmail/domains/mydomain users It works well, I read this procedure somewhere... Thank you for your answer! I thought that ~vpopmail/users should work for the default domain. If it doesn't, then I don't understand why is it there ... If I create domain1.com (the dns domain) as a virtual domain it will work fine, I've already tried that, but again why do they say in the manual & FAQ that "vadduser user" (without domain) will add the user to the default domain? I've read question 0 but I didn't compile vpopmail with the option --enable-roaming-users=<domain name> ... I used --enable-default-domain=<domain name>. This is another confusing thing! If you read the Administration Guide for vpopmail you will find that --enable-roaming-users=n/y is the correct specification & --enable-default-domain should work for the default domain. I could make "users" a symlink to the default domain created as a virtual one, or I could just ignore "users" but again I thought that you can get around this with the "users" folder and the command "vadduser user" ... Thanks again! Could somebody say "Let there be light ?" ... ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail
