Tom,
The first patch implements .qmail-extension files (and also the -default
variations). This is useful for me because it means that any special
delivery rules created for a user can all be put in the users own
directory, when the user is deleted all the special rules go aswell.
As far as
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Patches attached :-
1) vpopmail-5.4.13-dot-qmail.patch - Implements .qmail-extension
(etc) in the users directory.
Nice.
3) vpopmail-5.4.17-valias.patch - Changes to valias to remove SQL only
restriction and implement alias line removal.
Very nice!
4)
ALl those patches sound great what about the patch that will create a
greeting when you create a user? I just want to check and see if there
was included
Thanks,
Remo
Rick Widmer wrote:
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Nice.
Very nice!
Very nice!
Next we need the ability to
Rick,
As requested I have attached the .qmail and .vpopmail files in the user
directory patch. I do not use this patch but created it a little while
ago incase I did want to migrate to using .vpopmail files.
As far as I can remember the order of name resolution is as follows :-
1)
Hi, i am trying to use vpopmail to administer qmail base as mysql, i was
wondering if there is a way to create new fields when you create a new user,
for example when you create new user i would like the option to add maybe a
phone number field or an id number field, so the admins can look up
Hi, i am trying to use vpopmail to administer qmail base as mysql, i was
wondering if there is a way to create new fields when you create a new
user, for example when you create new user i would like the option to add
maybe a phone number field or an id number field, so the admins can look
Drew,
The functionality added by these patches sounds great. If the code
looks good I'll get them into the next release.
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On 2006-12-12, at 0926, Remo Mattei wrote:
ALl those patches sound great what about the patch that will create a
greeting when you create a user? I just want to check and see if there
was included
no, but my onchange patch (which is waiting to be included, hint,
hint guys) will add a hook
One of the biggest complaints against vpopmail heard on the qmail
mailing list is the fact that it uses files kind of like .qmail files,
that are not interpreted by qmail-local, yet it names them .qmail*.
Drew-vpopmail has submitted a patch to vdelivermail that follows the
.qmail-ext file
John Simpson wrote:
the only thing it's waiting on is for somebody (rick?) who knows how to
edit the ./configure script to add an option to enable or disable it
from the ./configure command line, and have that add lines to
config.h...
I believe this is all in 5.5. We just need to grab
On Dec 12, 2006, at 9:36 PM, Rick Widmer wrote:
Qmailadmin should read .vpopmail files before .qmail files and
delete the .qmail file if it exists when the .vpopmail file is
written. Effectively the files will be renamed as they are edited.
Maybe there needs to be a ./configure option to
On Dec 12, 2006, at 7:48 PM, John Simpson wrote:
no, but my onchange patch (which is waiting to be included, hint,
hint guys) will add a hook that you can use to send a welcome
message whenever a mailbox is added. it's a much more generic
mechanism, but it can be used with the appropriate
Joshua Megerman wrote:
In my experience, as long as you add new fields AFTER the existing
vpopmail fields, you shouldn't have any problems.
The order of the fields in the table should not matter. I believe
vpopmail always uses explicit lists, so as long as you provide all of
the
If this thread goes on much longer, we should probably move to the
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interested in the gory details.
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As far as maintaining the order in .qmail file using valias, I am pretty
sure that they are maintained in .qmail
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