Kevin,
Find the vpopmail/bin directory. Its quite likely /home/vpopmail/bin.
Otherwise, try to find "vpasswd"
Then, do this: vpasswd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You'll be prompted for a new password. Once you change this you should
be able to login as postmaster through the web interface to make changes.
I'm not a qmail expert (at all) but I'm pretty sure this is what you
need to do ;-)
-jeff
On Wed, 25 Apr 2001, KEVIN ZEMBOWER wrote:
> On my new job, I inherited one host that receives mail for africaalive.org and
>forwards it to one of my coworkers. My bosses want to change that coworker to
>another. This host is the only one I manage that uses qmail; all the rest use
>sendmail. This host also has installed vpopmail and qmailadmin. I can bring up the
>qmailadmin web page, but of course, no one here remembers the password.
>
> I suspect that qmailadmin controls the forwarding to my coworker. I can't find any
>configuration files for qmailadmin. All the configuration files for qmail and
>vpopmail don't contain my coworkers address. Is there any way to edit the
>configuration of qmailadmin directly to either change the password on the web page,
>or change this forwarding mechanism.
>
> Thanks for helping this newbie with what I hope is a straightforward question.
>
> -Kevin Zembower
>
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> E. Kevin Zembower
> Unix Administrator
> Johns Hopkins University/Center for Communications Programs
> 111 Market Place, Suite 310
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