Use vpopmail 5.0 and all your problems will probably go away. vpopmail-4.9.10 is no longer supported
Ken Jones On Wed, 2001-11-21 at 21:23, Photocon wrote: > Heya guys.. > > Im having a similar problem to another thread currently on this list. I > have done extensive research on the problem (both in the web and the > archives for this list) and still dont seem to have it solved: > > Im trying to configure a pop after smtp on my redhat box. I had installed > qmail as per the LWQ, and have vpopmail 4.9.10 on the system. POP has been > working fine for quite some time, but Ive never been able to get the relay > to work for my virtual domains (its never been a priority until recently). > Relaying does work fine with the IP in the /etc/tcp.smtp.cdb > > Anyways, Ive tried dozens of different scripts for qmail-smtp (including > both of the ones from the LWQ and vpopmail FAQ) without success. Vpopmail > was configured for roaming users and with the cdb file for /etc/ (instead > of ~/vpopmail/etc/). I've verified that vpopmail is looking for > /etc/tcp.smtp.cdb in vpopmail's config.h (and is configured for roaming users). > > Now I've recently realized that the ~/vpopmail/etc/open-smtp files are > being created as root with 644 permissions. I do see new open-smtp.tmp > files upon a user's successful login, but they are 0 byte files. I suspect > the problem lies here. Is that true, and how do I go about fixing that? > > Thanks in advance. > > --Photocon > Conrad Hunziker III > www.nightskyent.com > >
