On Fri, 9 Jul 2004, Tom Collins wrote: > Someone, somewhere determined the proper order (based on documentation, > perhaps related to the chkpasswd(?) program used on non-vpopmail > systems) and the latest (0.42) SMTP AUTH patch and the code in vpopmail > 5.4.0 were both fixed.
Excellent. Sounds fair enough. > You should be able to apply your super-patch-pack, then unpatch (patch > -r?) your original SMTP AUTH patch and then apply the latest patch. I looked at what I was doing (this is an old install) and found that Bill Shupp's mega-patch plus chkusr is really all I need. So I started over with netqmail and the latest patchsets. So far all is well under 5.3.30 with the updated qmail, so I'll be giving the upgrade a shot soon. > Hard to say. We started using an external file > (~vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.mysql) to store MySQL settings instead of > having them hard-coded in vmysql.h. Looks like I already had that. > If you've read through the ChangeLog entries, you should have seen any > critical issues. We started supporting valiases in MySQL fully in > vpopmail and qmailadmin (so you can replace aliases, forwards and > autoresponders in .qmail-alias files with MySQL table entries). Looked at each release from 5.3.30 - 5.4.6 and didn't see anything big beyond the smtp-auth issue. Until my db issues are sorted out I'll be declining on the valias stuff. :) I have to give PGSQL a shot sometime as well. It looks like people have been cleaning that up a bit. Thanks, Charles > -- > Tom Collins - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > QmailAdmin: http://qmailadmin.sf.net/ Vpopmail: http://vpopmail.sf.net/ > Info on the Sniffter hand-held Network Tester: http://sniffter.com/ > >
