VMailmgr doesn't mess with your default qmail install. If you just
install it, it won't do anything. Once it's installed you have to add
your virtual hosts (one domain per system account) to
/var/qmail/control/virtualdomains and then when logged into that system
account run vsetup which sets up .qmail files for that user only. Then
vadduser, etc will let you administer that domain. I hope that helps.
Only the domains you add to virtualdomains and run vsetup for will use
vmailmgr.
Jeff
Shawn Grover wrote:
As mentioned in a previous post, I'm looking at rebuilding my server soon, and was
thinking of using vmailmgr with my qmail server. However, I don't have any experience
with it, so I thought about installing it on my current system to learn how to get it
set up first. I still need my mail server to be functional though (with the
occasional (short) down time while I'm testing being ok). So the question is, once I
install vmailmgr, does it do anything to qmail that would prevent it from working or
do I have to get the configurations set up before it changes how qmail works? (If the
later, then I have no worries about installing it from here at work and cofiguring it
later...)
Thanks for any tips.
Shawn
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