On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 17:49, Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold wrote: > On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 09:55, David wrote: > > I agree, chkuser patch works with mysql, or cdb, depending how vpopmail > > was compiled. The patch calls vauth_getpw vpopmail function, and > > depending how vpopmail was compiled that function looks inside cdb or > > mysql. > > Is there a huge difference between the chkusr patch and the goodrcptto > patch? They basically do the same thing, right?
No idea, never used goodrcptto patch. > > > Here's what I use so maildrop is used. > > my .qmail-default is: > > > > #| /Appz2/VPopMail/bin/vdelivermail '' bounce-no-mailbox > > |/usr/bin/maildrop -w 90 > > I just applied the above and I'm much happier now... Now I just need a > decent reference manual for maildrop so I can make it do what I want > to... doesn't look that hard, but I'm not sure how to manipulate > everything... I don't know much about maildrop but I found time ago this mega script, http://mymail.alien77.com/maildropMEGAEXAMPLE I'm pretty sure it will help many people. The guy who wrote that knew about maildrop a thing or two :) > > > The patch seeks for "bounce-no-mailbox" is in .qmail-default, and not a > > catch-all account. So though to first line is commented out, doing > > nothing, is enough for the patch to work. > > Later, when the maildrop line is executed, you may use your spamassassin > > code inside maildroprc, just like I suppose you're doing right now. > > Viewing the patch source code is easy to understand how it works. > > I know, not an elegant solution, but an easy one. > > Yeah, I looked at the source where the bounce-no-mailbox code is... > Simple enough :)