On 2006-12-13, at 0211, Rick Widmer wrote:
For the SQL back end we should add a sequence field with a default
value of 0. When retrieving the valias lines they should be ORDER
BY Sequence, Address.
exactly.
Extra credit if the addresses are sorted like the /var/qmail/
congrol files so
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-13, at 0211, Rick Widmer wrote:
Extra credit if the addresses are sorted like the /var/qmail/ congrol
files so domains sort together.
not unless every single line in the .qmail file is an address.
The way I see it without a sequence field and order by
On 2006-12-15, at 1144, Rick Widmer wrote:
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-13, at 0211, Rick Widmer wrote:
Extra credit if the addresses are sorted like the /var/qmail/
congrol files so domains sort together.
not unless every single line in the .qmail file is an address.
The way I see it
On 2006-12-15, at 1144, Rick Widmer wrote:
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-13, at 0211, Rick Widmer wrote:
Extra credit if the addresses are sorted like the /var/qmail/
congrol files so domains sort together.
not unless every single line in the .qmail file is an address.
The way I see it
Hi Joshua I would like to know if I could use the plugin for squirrelmail.
Thanks,
Remo
Joshua Megerman wrote:
Well I use the SQL backend for almost everything, including simple
delivery aliases, but I also use .qmail files for a variety of reasons:
1) While I want the ability to store
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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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)
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
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 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
If this thread goes on much longer, we should probably move to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] list. I'm sure most here aren't
interested in the gory details.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as maintaining the order in .qmail file using valias, I am pretty
sure that they are maintained in .qmail
I have a patch for implementing personal .qmail files (.qmail files inside
the user directory and not just in the domain directory), I also have a
variation on this patch to name these .vpopmail files.
I also have a patch which implements alias line removal in valias.c (-r
flag), removal of SQL
On Dec 11, 2006, at 3:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a patch for implementing personal .qmail files (.qmail files
inside
the user directory and not just in the domain directory), I also
have a
variation on this patch to name these .vpopmail files.
I also have a patch which
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