Thank you guys, I needed to laugh :) I'll let ya know how it goes. Thanx CarolB
************************************** * It is a little known fact that the * * Y1K bug caused the dark ages. * ************************************** On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Bill Shupp wrote: > > On Mondayen den 22 October 2001 19.56, Carol Blevins wrote: > >> Okay, I recompiled vpopmail this time without --enable-auth-logging=y, > >> then recompiled qmailadmin and I am still having the same problems. > >> > >> Thanx In Advance > >> CarolB > > > > > > Try this, if using the CDB auth module, and if appropriate: > > > > 1. Make a backup of your "/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/vpasswd" > > and the "/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/vpasswd.cdb" file. > > 2. Remove any occurances of clear text passwords in the end of each > > line in your "/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/vpasswd", also > > remove the ":" character, example: > > > > Before: > > > >postmaster:PASSWORD:1:0:Postmaster:/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/postmaster:QUOTA_FIELD:CLEAR_PASSWORD_FIELD> > > After > > > >postmaster:PASSWORD:1:0:Postmaster:/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/postmaster:QUOTA_FIELD> > > 3. Remove the "/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/vpasswd.cdb" file. > > 4. Login via pop to your postmaster account one time to rebuild the > > "/home/vpopmail/domains/(YOUR_DOMAIN)/vpasswd.cdb" file. > > > > 5. Try qmailadmin. > > > > Bill, is this correct? > > > Yeah, that's pretty much what I was getting it, just not as direct. ; ) > > Bill > > > >
