Thanks this is what I thought. Do u guys have an alternative to qmailadmin?
Inviato da iPhone () Il giorno 19/feb/2013, alle ore 06:05, Rick Romero <r...@havokmon.com> ha scritto: > > Using an NFS mount works just fine, but is really only practical if you're > going to have the same machine handle email as well - not just web. > Assuming, like Thibault said, you want to open up your entire userbase to a > web vulnerability. > > If qmailadmin were re-written to use vpopmaild, I think it might be a good > move. > > Rick > > Quoting Thibault Richard <th...@thibs.com>: > >> Hello, >> >> I think the only way is to make a NFS mount (but it's a really bad idea to >> implement it in production) >> >> Best Regards >> >> Thibault >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Todor Petkov [mailto:z...@online.bg] >> Sent: mardi 19 février 2013 09:17 >> To: vchkpw@inter7.com >> Subject: Re: [vchkpw] Qmailadmin -- on a Remote Machine >> >> On 18/02/2013 11:37 PM, Remo Mattei wrote: >>> Hello everyone, >>> I have a qmail server running and for some reasons qmailadmin does not >>> install, I have rebuild a new qmail server and the qmailadmin works >>> fine same version of OS pretty much same configuration but does not >>> want to listen about having qmailadmin running. So is there a way to >>> use the new qmail server and run the qmailadmin from there to access >>> the production qmail server? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Remo >> >> >> I don't think it's possible. qmailadmin reads the local qmail files to find >> the virtual domains. Not to mention, that you need to access the filesystem >> to create/delete users directories. >> >> >> Regards, > > > > > > !DSPAM:512375da34141988711841!
