Christopher Tolley wrote:
>
> On RH 6.x, I've found that I can take the shadowed /etc/shadow password
> entries "as-is" and put them into the .vpopmail files. QmailAdmin and
> qmail-pop3d had no problem authenticating on these transplanted user/pass
> combinations. Perhaps this will work the same way for you on BSD?
Thanks... that info answered a different question I had... I was
wondering about the vpopmail.cdb files, but they are auto created.
Right now, I am working on converting several hundred users across ~150
domains, into the appropriate vpopmail structure, PLUS, get their
aliases also. :-}
for example foo.com may have foo, foo1, foo2, . . . as /etc/password
entries for email, and they map to... [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] . .
Oh what a joy.
vconvert appears to be a rather large and ugly hammer to drive finishing
nails with, unless there is some documentation I am missing somewhere on
how to make it be a bit more fine grained in how it handles the
/etc/passwd file, so that it only pulls users X,Y, and Z for
domain.com...
Blaine
