I downloaded and installed vpopmail-4.10.32 and qmailadmin-0.60pre7 to
see what changes had been made that I may have missed with the older
version.
According to the Changelog, the -a option for vadduser has been removed.
Please forgive my ignorance, but what is the point of having the -a
option for vadddomain if none of the subsequent users added to that
domain can use the APOP functionality? And what exactly does the -a
flag do as opposed to adding the domain with the default POP3
configuration anyway?
Thanks,
-Charlie
On Mon 20 Aug at 20:43:47 -0700 [EMAIL PROTECTED] done said:
> When I first tried 0.45 and tried to create a domain with APOP enabled,
> I wasn't able to log into qmailadmin, but as soon as I recreated the
> domain without APOP, life was good.
>
> I soon thereafter tried out the development version and that bug had
> been fixed. My question is, when an entire domain is created with the
> '-a' flag, does that enable each newly created pop account for APOP?
>
> It doesn't appear to at least not in the development version I've got
> running. (BTW, how can one determine what version of qmailadmin they've got
> if they can't remember so good?)
>
> I just created a test domain with -a, created a user with -a, tried to
> pull my mail and no love. I _can_ successfully log in however if I
> change the protocol back to POP3.
>
> I know this is an older development version so please forgive me if I'm
> reporting on long reported and fixed problems. I haven't seen anything
> about it on the list though, so I just thought I'd mention it.
>
> Cheers,
>
> -Charlie
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