I am having some issues with getting the virtual users and domains to work.
I am using Redhat 7.1 as a base with freevsd 1.4.9 installed with the
pre-made skel.
First off .. I created my virtual servers fine. Put some html files in place
and they work great.
Then I moved to virtual domains and users because I have a few email
addresses that need to be up right away. So I deleted the line in my
xinetd.conf file as shown in section 6.5.2 of the INSTALL doc and restarted
the service to startup vm-pop3d.
I then continued to section 6.5.4 of the INSTALL and ran through the five
steps.
1) vsdadm vd_add admin.hostserver.com mydomainwww mydomain.com 50 50 50 2
2) vsdadm vuser_add admin.hostserver.com mydomain.com myuser
3) vsdadm vuser_mbxadd admin.hostserver.com mydomain.com myuser mypass
4) vsdadm vuser_mbxenable admin.hostserver.com mydomain.com myuser
5) vsdadm vuser_dfltadd admin.hostserver.com mydomain.com myuser myuser
No errors at all. I then list the user I just created:
# vsdadm vuser_list admin.hostserver.com mydomain.com
vuser=testy default=testy
vuser=admin default=admin
Still no problem thus far, you would think.
But when I go to test it:
# bevs -r mydomainwww
# mail -v -s testing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a test
{CTRL-D}
EOT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] User unknown
root... aliased to admin
/dead.letter... cannot open /dead.letter: Permission denied
admin... Connecting to local...
admin... Sent
I am not sure what I did wrong, but the system doesn't recognize any of my
virtual users at all. Also, the email that is rerouted to the virtual admin
cannot be deleted. Gets a permission denied when trying to access the mbox.
Oh, and incidentally, none of the virtual users including the admin account
authenticates through the pop daemon. Keeps getting a rejected username or
password. Is something from freevsd possibly conflicting with items that
installed during the redhat installation?
-- David LeBlanc --
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