Pit, > Well ... but you know this ain't Windows? You're not > enforced to accept silently anything your system does
Winders I can tweak! ;-) This is giving me grief .. > Your system does what it's told to do, not what it > wants. Don't tell me you really truly believe that .. ;-) >Tell it to use "the other" vchkpw :-) I thought I had. > > maybe I should just get nasty and delete them? > Do it. As it doesn't belong to any packet any > longer Quite. Done it. >> /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw \ >> Is it maybe catching the first entry in the >> $PATH?? > Usually it would, but in above exmaple you didn't > give system the chance to search the path for vchkpw. > You specified a very dedicated location OK. Reference removed, even though its correct .. now it doesn't authenicate at all. Damn! > of vchkpw binary you intend to be used. Did you > '-HUP' inetd after changing the line for pop3? Yep, sure did. Must be something somewhere else? Cheers, Chris. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com
