Hi, I dont know what Sugarbox is? can you share us the link? probably sugarbox use vqadmin as it's web-interface to create domain.
people at qmailtoaster.com doesn't suggesting using vqadmin to create a domain anymore bcoz some might go wrong... perhaps what you experience is one them.. cheers > Hello, > > > > I am using Sugarbox to set up new domains on my server. I noticed that my > > qmail admin recently wouldn't let anyone log in to qmailadmin. So after a > > bit of detective work and a lot of Google searches I am stumped at this > point. > > > > If I manually add a virtual domain /.vadddomain testdomain.com > > > > Then add a user with ./vadduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > it will create the directory and file > ~vpopmail/domains/testdomain.com/vpasswd.cdb > > > > I assume Qmailadmin gets the password from this file. > > > > However when I create a user with Sugarbox it will add a system user > account > to > > > > /home/(first letter of the new user)/UsernameOnSystem > > > > Then the domain email info is in > ~UsernameOnSystem/domains/testdomain.com/vpasswd.cdb > > Not the ~vpopmail location because it is a real system account. > > > > --------------- > > > > This is where I am stumped because both ways the functionality of the > email > accounts work logging in and using all the features. However, only the > virtual accounts that are set up with ./vadddomain with their account info > stored in the ~vpopmail/domains/ dir will be allowed to log into > qmailadmin. > > > > All the system users also can log into their email accounts and use all > their email functionality, but they can not log into QmailAdmin. > > > > So the question is there a way to have QmailAdmin Look in both locations > for > useraccount/pw authentication? I tried accomplishing this with symlinks > and > upgrading to the latest QmailAdmin version but didn't work. > > > > Thanks for the Read time on this and Possible Answers. > > > > Steve > >
