On Mon, 2001-08-27 at 14:44, Brad Dameron wrote:
> First off:
>
> Using mysql for authentication.
>
> Well I tried to upgrade vpopmail so I could upgrade my qmailadmin for
> testing. But after I upgraded my users could no longer authenticate.
>
> vchkpw: vpopmail user not found
>
> I used the exact same configuration was I did with 4.9.10. It is listed
> here:
>
> ./configure --enable-mysql=y \
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
> --enable-default-domain=tscnet.com \
> --enable-large-site=y \
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
enable large site has been removed from 4.10 and replaced with
--enable-many-domains=n|y
Default is yes, no optimizes for sites with one domain and many users
You want --enable-many-domains=n
Which means it is looking for only one table "vpopmail"
that holds all the users. You have one table per domain.
Hence it can't find the user in the vpopmail table.
Ken Jones
> --enable-sqlincdir=/usr/local/include/mysql \
> --enable-sqllibdir=/usr/local/lib/mysql \
> --enable-logging=v \
> --enable-log-name=pop3 \
> --enable-passwd=n
>
> I added in the following to my configure script:
>
> --enable-auth-logging=y
>
> which should not of made my users not be able to authenticate. Yes I did
> modify the vmysql.h file and put my passwords in.
>
> I have tried several things. But no go. I looked over the vmysql.h file for
> table changes or something but didn't anything that would cause the problem.
> It is like it no longer recognizes my default-domain. I am not a noob here.
> So please give me some advanced advice.
>
> ---
> Brad Dameron
>Network Account Executive
> TSCNet Inc.
> www.tscnet.com
> Silverdale, WA.
> 1-888-8TSCNET
>
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